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Planning & Zoning Commission
Responsibilities
The role of the Planning and Zoning Commission is to ensure that changes in the Town of Clinton are in harmony with the heritage of our town and the outlook for the future. We do this by coordinating the long term planning for the town and then developing regulations that support these decisions. Most importantly, we depend on input from the community, both individuals and groups, to develop the plans and regulations for the town.
Our chief planning document is the Town Plan of Conservation and Development. This document must be up-dated at least every 10 years. We develop the plan by eliciting information from the community and examining the progress on issues from the past. Once we have a good draft document formal public hearings are held to provide a chance for additional comments. When the final document is approved, it becomes the template our town will use to evaluate any proposed changes.
Goals
The goals of the Town Plan of Conservation and Development need to be supported by regulations that promote the desired activities in each specific area of the town. The Planning and Zoning Commission is responsible for 2 sets of regulations, Zoning Regulations of the Town of Clinton, Connecticut and Subdivision Regulations of the Town of Clinton, Connecticut. Based on the Town Plan and concerns brought to our attention, we carefully amend and modify both sets of regulations. These regulations seek to balance the rights of individual property owners with rights of other property owners in the area as well as the overall plan for the town.
Meetings
The 2nd Monday of the month
Exception: October, when it is the 3rd Monday due to holiday
- Andrews Memorial Town Hall
Agendas & Minutes
View Most Recent Agendas and Minutes
Members
Information on members of the Planning and Zoning Commission can be found here.Meeting Calendar