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Historic Tree, New Trail On Simsbury Zoning Board Docket Tonight
The Simsbury Zoning Commission has 3 items on its June 16 agenda, including applications at the town's historic tree and for a new trail.
SIMSBURY, CT — Local land-use officials tonight (Monday, June 16) are hosting a special public hearing for three items that could impact the local community.
The Simsbury Zoning Commission meets at 7 p.m. at Simsbury Town Hall, 933 Hopmeadow St., inside the board of education's conference room
There, public comments will be heard on the following applications:
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• An application from the Town of Simsbury to build an information kiosk at the town's historic Pinchot Sycamore Tree Park on Hartford Road.
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• An application to create an after-school learning program site at the Trinity Episcopal Church, 11 Church St., Simsbury.
• An application from the Town of Simsbury to build a new, 3,000-foot multi-use trail on Tariffville Road between Hopmeadow Street and Curtiss Park.
Following public testimony, the zoning board could close the hearing tonight and, possibly, act on the applications.
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