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Avon Zoning Board denies 85 Oak Street in-law conversion, citing unpermitted space. Chair Kevin Foster led the unanimous vote rejecting both a Special Permit and Variance for Oluwaseun Osifade's request to legalize an existing 1,390 square foot addition that exceeds the allowed 770 square foot

Avon Council on Aging relaunches with 50-person BBQ and expanded summer programming. Interim Director Jayne Carthas reported the opening lunch drew 50 residents and marked the agency's return to in-person activities. Board members, including Co-Chairs Karen Johnson and Nancy Puckett, authorized

The Planning Board scheduled a public hearing for August 19 on a 3,600-square-foot storage building at 105 Memorial Drive. Applicant Michael Borgesoni of Unbreakable, LLC discussed his project with the board during an informal session. Building Inspector Robert Borden confirmed the proposal meets

Avon Finance Committee votes unanimously to approve $25,000 technology budget transfer due to pandemic delays. Chair Daniel Norian and the four-member committee shifted $25,000 from Medical and Life Insurance Personal Services to Technology expenses, with Town Administrator Greg Enos citing

Conservation Commission schedules alternate meeting for septic review. Chair Kevin Mooney and members Edward Mekjian and John Costa unanimously voted to hold an alternate meeting on July 22, 2021, to review a septic system application at 470 North Main Street after required public notice did not