Conditions imposed by Westport’s Zoning Board of Appeals are likely to return the case involving Daybreak Nurseries and its use of its land back in court, a Town Hall source said today.
The ZBA decided at its meeting this week to impose additional conditions beyond a settlement reached by the town and the business following legal action begun by the town. (See WestportNow Jan. 15, 2004)
Details of those conditions have yet to be published, but the source said they are likely to result in Daybreak returning to court.
Lawrence P. Weisman, an attorney representing Daybreak, was not available for comment today but has said his clients reserved the right to take further legal action.
The town has contended that Daybreak is using a residential area for business purposes, including use of noisy equipment that has prompted repeated complaints from neighbors.
When WestportNow attempted to contact Attorney Weisman at his office mid-day Friday, April 16, when the story was written, a secretary said he was in court and it was not known when he would return.
That is why the story said he was “unavailable for comment.”
WestportNow has told Mr. Weisman that his comments on the matter would be welcome at any time.
Gordon: I wonder why you said – in today’s article about Daybreak Nursery – that I was “unavailable for comment”. I would have been happy to talk to you about the matter, as always, if you had called. (227-2855) Larry