About Us
What is FairfieldersPLAN?
Fairfielders Protecting Land and Neighborhoods FPLAN
The mission of Fairfielders' Protecting Land and
Neighborhoods is to improve and strengthen land
use regulations and support public officials who
will:
Preserve the aesthetic character of our residential
neighborhoods, historic districts and commercial
areas;
Maintain the integrity of Fairfield's open space and
seek to acquire more;
Prevent overcrowding, suburban sprawl,
oversized houses and commercial buildings;
Prevent the desecration of our natural resources.
Neighborhoods is to improve and strengthen land
use regulations and support public officials who
will:
Preserve the aesthetic character of our residential
neighborhoods, historic districts and commercial
areas;
Maintain the integrity of Fairfield's open space and
seek to acquire more;
Prevent overcrowding, suburban sprawl,
oversized houses and commercial buildings;
Prevent the desecration of our natural resources.
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GOALS FOR 2008 Support good government. Support the ability of the Conservation Department and Commission to protect our resources. Continue campaign to improve P&Z hearing conduct to protect town character. Continue to support neighborhood groups as they try to protect town character. Continue advising the Town in updating Historic Building Survey. Continue monitoring Train Station Project as best we can amid Byzantine maneuvering by the parties involved. Convince P&Z to declare the Western Fairfield Gateway Village District area to help control development of Exxide and the Post Road between Mill River and Mill Plain Roads, as recommended in 2006 by the Blue Ribbon Panel. Back the Sturges Cottage, Penfield Lighthouse, Osborne House, and other new preservation efforts to add to the Town’s Historic Building Network. Get our State Legislature delegation going on introducing bills to strengthen local zoning authority with statutes, allowing them to deny applications on the grounds of traffic impact, terrain despoliation and ruination of local character, all of which have been thrown out by Superior and Appellate Court Judiciary. We need to tune up those Judges on the take of the builder lobby. |
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