25 Albany Ave – PZ-HIST-25-000323 – Proposed signage repair and installations in the Clay Hill Historic District.

*Agenda items may be subject to change. Please find the most up-to-date meeting info and materials at: hartfordct.gov/pz/HPCmeeting

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36 Brook St – PZ-HIST-25-000309 – Proposed new construction of a 4-unit dwelling in the Clay Hill Historic District.

140 Huyshope Ave – PZ-HIST-25-000305 – Unpermitted installation of awnings in the Colt Industrial Historic District.

1 Linden Pl – PZ-HIST-25-000316 – Proposed window replacement in the Buckingham Square Historic District.

114 Lincoln St – PZ-HIST-25-000299 – Proposed construction of a dormer on an existing structure in the Allen Place-Lincoln Street Historic District.

25 Deerfield Ave – PZ-HIT-25-000304 – Proposed siding replacement in the Upper Albany Historic District.

68 Burton St – PZ-HIST-25-000293 – Proposed window and door installation and removal of existing egress stairs in the Upper Albany Historic District.

248 Edgewood St – PZ-HIST-25-000285 – Proposed garage rebuild and windows, doors and porch repair in the Upper Albany Historic District.

89 Sargeant St – PZ-HIST-25-000322 – Front door and porch replacement without permits in the Sigourney Square Historic District.

Zoning Text Amendment-PZ-TXTAMD-25-000004 [Continued to 01/13/25]

*Agenda items may be subject to change. Please find the most up-to-date meeting info and materials at: hartfordct.gov/pz/PZCmeeting

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This is an important opportunity to learn about the plans and share your input.
Date: Saturday, December 6
Time: 10:00 AM
Location: Department of Public Works, KC Conference Room (2nd Floor), 50 Jennings Road, Hartford, CT 06120
We look forward to seeing you there!

Your openness and commitment helped bring this effort to life.

A special thank you to Mr. Goodwin for generously sharing your community with them.

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Most importantly, a big thanks to Community First School for embracing this work from the beginning—first by welcoming a walk audit on their campus, then by encouraging students to share their experiences, observations, and ideas, and finally by integrating this project into their curriculum.

They wish to especially thank the individual staff members and community leaders within each organization who dedicated the time, energy, and expertise to make this Quick Build possible.
This project has truly been a community-driven, collaborative effort.

They also thank the City of Hartford—Public Health and Human Services, Community Engagement, Planning & Zoning, Public Works, Parks, Police, Fire, and the Mayor’s Office—and the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) for the ongoing support and partnership.

They are equally grateful to those who donated their time, services, and supplies, including Knox, the Swift Factory, United Way, Rise UP, and KoKo's Catering.

Northeast NRZ, Upper Albany NRZ, Hartford NEXT, Friends of Keney Park, and the North Hartford Partnership—their guidance and collaboration have been invaluable.