All the facts were not in yet, so most of the public who had signed up to speak, deferred until the Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) meets on Thursday, June 21.
Proponents of the 81-unit development describe details tonight to the P&Z. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Photo from Westport Town Television
But the major points made during the first reading were enough for a couple to rail against it: a six-story, 81-unit one- and two-bedroom rental housing development with 153 parking spaces, all of it just west of downtown, all of it via the state’s affordable housing statute 8-30g.
The proposed location of Cross Street LLC’s development cuts through Lincoln Street, Post Road West and Cross Street.
“This we feel is an ideal location because of its proximity to transit,” said John Fallon, attorney representing the developer.





