EAST LYME — School enrollment planning and a proposed change to commercial zoning are headed before town boards this week, with separate meetings scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday at Town Hall.
The Board of Selectmen’s November 4 agenda begins with a Board of Education presentation on rebalancing schools. The document does not describe a final assignment plan or establish that changes have been approved. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. in the upper meeting room at 108 Pennsylvania Avenue in Niantic.
Selectmen are also scheduled to discuss an amendment to the automated traffic-enforcement ordinance and scheduling a November 18 public hearing. The agenda lists possible action on an Oswegatchie Hills open-space grant application and a grant easement agreement for the Hathaway property tract. Those listings are proposed business, not evidence of approval.
On Thursday, November 5, the Zoning Commission meets at 7:30 p.m. at the same Town Hall. Its agenda continues a public hearing on the commission’s proposal to change the existing CA Commercial district north of Black Point Road to R-10 Residential. A continued hearing does not establish that the zoning has changed.
The commission also lists a hearing on Harry Heller’s proposed amendment to the minimum-controls table for multi-family, multi-story Section 202 housing for the elderly. The separate hearing notice identifies the November 5 time and venue and says the application is available for review through town offices.
Residents can consult the linked municipal documents for the complete agendas. This preview was prepared with AI assistance from those documents; Eastern CT News did not attend the future meetings. The photograph shows Town Hall in a file image, not either meeting.