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Commission Schedules Hearings on Development, Smoke Shop Regulation

Cromwell Planning & Zoning Commission approved an automotive services permit and scheduled multiple development hearings. The commission unanimously approved a special permit for Brothers Autobody to continue automotive services under new ownership at 50 County Line Drive.

Planning & Zoning Commission · Meeting of September 15, 2026

CT CROMWELL — Cromwell Planning & Zoning Commission approved an automotive services permit and scheduled multiple development hearings. The commission unanimously approved a special permit for Brothers Autobody to continue automotive services under new ownership at 50 County Line Drive. Public hearings are scheduled for October 6 and 20 on applications including a text amendment to regulate smoke shops in response to police concerns about vape shops and underage sales.

The applications involve modifications to a mixed-use project at 100 Berlin Road and site plan revisions for the TPC Golf Course. The commission approved an elevation plan for a Habitat for Humanity project at 18 South Street and released an erosion bond of 68,772 dollars plus interest for the completed Arbor Meadows project.

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Source: the Planning & Zoning Commission meeting of September 15, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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