Large-Scale Poquonock Project to Come Before Planning and Zoning Commission

The Village at Poquonock, a large scale development planned for Poquonock Avenue, is scheduled for a public hearing during Tuesday night's meeting of the planning and zoning commission.

The project came before the Inland Wetlands Commission on October 2, and will be subject to comment from residents Tuesday night.

According to the project's application, the developers, Poquonock Commons, LLC, have proposed the construction of 300 residential units on the 70-acre property that is now Brown's Driving Range.

Planned residential units include apartments, townhouses and single-family homes. The project also calls for the development of business space.

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According to the application, the project will require the construction of 78 total structures — eight two-story apartment buildings, six-unit townhouse buildings (each with three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths) and a variety of single family homes constructed in 14 different styles.

The planning and zoning commission will meet at 7 p.m. on Tues., Oct. 9 in town hall council chambers.