STONINGTON — With an eye toward getting shovels in the ground by early this fall, the town has moved forward in hiring a pre-construction manager to provide updated figures and
STONINGTON — First Selectman Danielle Chesebrough and Republican Selectwoman Deborah Downie withstood an onslaught of challengers to each earn a third term in office, while Democrat Ben Tamsky garnered heavy
STONINGTON — First Selectman Danielle Chesebrough and Republican Selectwoman Deborah Downie withstood an onslaught of challengers to earn their third terms in office, while Democrat Ben Tamsky garnered heavy support
STONINGTON — First Selectman Danielle Chesebrough and Republican Selectwoman Deborah Downie withstood an onslaught of challengers to earn their third terms in office, while Democrat Ben Tamsky garnered heavy support
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Mystic: 'A great place to meet'
People eat Friday, May 28, 2021, in the outdoor space at the new restaurant Taquerio, owned by Bill Middleton, on Broadway Avenue in Mystic. In the past, the building was a gas station. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
People sit in the bar area in a former garage bay Friday, May 28, 2021, at the new restaurant Taquerio, owned by Bill Middleton, on Broadway Avenue in Mystic. In the past, the building was a gas station. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
The options include implementing demolition delays, creating historic and village districts and offering preservation incentives.
The Planning and Zoning Commission is scheduled to review the Historic Preservation Strategies Report when it meets virtually at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
The issue was raised in 2018 when the town issued a controversial demolition for two homes on Haley Street in Mystic without the 90-day waiting period that had been informally used in the past. Two weeks ago the commission approved a plan to turn the empty lot where the homes once stood into a 14-space parking lot for the former Odd Fellows building on Cottrell Street to serve its commercial and residential tenants.