NORTH HAVEN — The Haynes Group’s proposed 400-unit mixed-use, village-style housing development blending housing, shopping, walking trails and a “village green” at 300 Elm St. will go back to the zoning panel next month after the Inland Wetlands Commission approved it Wednesday night. The Planning and Zoning Commission will open a public hearing on an application for the project, proposed for 30 acres off Elm Street and Sackett Point Road near Bruces Ice Pond, on Nov. 9, Land Use Administrator Laura Magaraci and Haynes Group attorney Bernard Pellegrino said Thursday. The hearing will be in the gymnasium of the Mildred A. Wakeley Community and Recreation Center, 7 Linsley St. in North Haven. Among other thngs, Haynes has sought a text amendment to allow residential development within an IL-80 industrial zone. The Inland Wetlands Commission unanimously approved a site plan referral and permit to conduct regulated activity for the project Wednesday night, with a number of conditions, after months of consideration and debate.
North Haven proposal for 400 apartments, shops heads to Nov. 9 public hearing
