Warehouse Point
Warehouse Point Zoning Update
In 2022, The Planning & Zoning Commission completed the Warehouse Point Planning Study. This study focused on finding ways to re-vision the Warehouse Point neighborhood while addressing stormwater issues that exist in that part of Town. This study is part of a Responsible Growth and Transit-Oriented Development Grant from the State of Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development.
Following completion of that study the Commission is now working to develop regulations that are in alignment with the findings of this study as well and public feedback. The Commission had completed a draft of the regulations as well as a first draft of the proposed zones associated with these new areas and will be soliciting feedback during public hearings which will be conducted during the February 27, March 12 and March 26, 2024 Meetings.
The Warehouse Point Design District regulations, which became effective December 4, 2023 can be viewed below.
Proposed Warehouse Point Design District Zoning Amendments
Warehouse Point Planning Study
In 2022, as part of the study, a series of informational videos were prepared by the Town's consultant for the project. These videos explain the work done on the project; provide an explanation of what the Blue Ditch is and how stormwater works in Warehouse Point; explains how zoning and stormwater runoff are related; and provides ideas of what Warehouse Point could look like in the future.
Video | Description |
Video 1 | Why This Study Is Important |
Video 2 | Understanding the Blue Ditch |
Video 3 | How Zoning Affects Stormwater |
Video 4 | What the Future of Warehouse Point Could Look Like |
The Complete Warehouse Point Planning Study with all Maps and Appendices can be viewed below: