Great Brook Planning Hearing Continued

GROTON–The Planning Commission’s opening hearing on the proposed Great Brook housing development was immediately continued for two weeks Feb. 8, 2005.

Attorney Timothy Bates, representing developer Downes-Patterson, explained that the development plan was likely to be modified in view of continuing talks with the intervenors. The Groton Open Space Association has filed as an intervenor in the case because of the land’s proximity to Great Brook, the main conduit of water between the upper and lower reservoirs of Groton Utilities.

GOSA earlier had tried unsuccessfully to get the land purchased and left unbuilt. Now GOSA is attempting to ensure the development does the least possible damage to the quality of drinking water in the expanding area served by Groton Utilties.

categories Environmental Impact | February 8, 2005

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