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LEGAL NOTICEMADISON ZONING BOARD OF APPEALSMadison, CT Notice is hereby given that the Board will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, July 13, 2021, at 7:00 p.m. The meeting will be conducted remotely as a Zoom Online Webinar. The public is invited to attend by joining the webinar through either the webinar link or call-in information below. Public Participation Information Below: Webinar Link: Password: 388818 Call-in: 1 646 558 8656; Webinar ID: 920 0270 2103 Further details about how to participate in the webinar are posted on the Town of Madison website. Application materials are linked below and will also be posted to the website under the calendar link to the meeting. Questions and/or comments can be emailed to John DeLaura, Zoning Enforcement Officer, at delauraj@madisonct.org up to 24 hours in advance of the meeting. 8247. 132 Kelsey Place. Map 14, Lot 4. R-4 District. Request to vary Madison Zoning Regulations Section 2.17 to permit 24.6' where 50' is required. 25.5' to the critical coastal resource for the demolition and reconstruction of a FEMA compliant single family home. 8247 Documents 8248. 41 Harford Avenue. Map 12, Lot 62. R-4 District. Request to vary Madison Zoning Regulations Section 3.6d permit a side yard setback of 7.3' where 10' is required to replace a closed in story addition with a carport addition and to permit existing shed an 8.8’ side yard setback where 10’ is required. 8248 Documents 8249. 113 Island Avenue. Map 16, Lot 18. R-5 District. Request to vary Madison Zoning Regulations Section 3.6a to permit a front yard setback of 10' where 25' is required for the installation of a generator and Section 3.6b to permit a side yard setback of 9’ where 12’ is required for installation of a condenser 8249 Documents 8250. 12 Liberty Street. Map 28, Lot 143. R-2 District. Request to vary Madison Zoning Regulations Section 3.6d to permit a 13.2' side yard setback where 20' is required to expand a shed dormer. 8250 Documents Ned Moore, Chair
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