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Zoning Commission convenes for October review of pending petitions

The Newington Town Plan and Zoning Commission convened October 14 to review four pending land-use petitions. The agenda included a fitness facility special permit at 2278 Berlin Turnpike (TPZ-26-20, applicant Parth Patel of Seva Sadan LLC), a warehouse expansion with nine loading docks at 407

Town Plan & Zoning Commission · Meeting of October 14, 2026

CT NEWINGTON — The Newington Town Plan and Zoning Commission convened October 14 to review four pending land-use petitions. The agenda included a fitness facility special permit at 2278 Berlin Turnpike (TPZ-26-20, applicant Parth Patel of Seva Sadan LLC), a warehouse expansion with nine loading docks at 407 Alumni Road (TPZ-26-19, applicant Gareth Wilson of WG Newington LLC), a C.G.S. Section 8-24 emergency radio tower location approval in the East Cedar Street right-of-way (TPZ-26-21), and a pre-application for motor vehicle service use at 2495 Berlin Turnpike (TPZ-26-22, applicant Chad Brubaker of Lisciotti Development, owner Venice Take 5 CT LLC).

Previous minutes from the September 23, 2026 meeting were scheduled for approval. No formal votes on the pending petitions are documented in the minutes.

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Source: the Town Plan & Zoning Commission meeting of October 14, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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