Town of Weston, CT
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2019-01-17
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The Code
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Part II: Regulations
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Chapter 230 Subdivision Regulations
- The Charter and Special Acts
- Ch C Town Charter
- Ch SA Acts Relating to Weston
- The Code
- Part I: Ordinances
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 7 Alarms
- Ch 10 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 12 Animals
- Ch 18 Boards, Committees and Commissions
- Ch 23 Building Construction
- Ch 27 Buildings, Numbering of
- Ch 29 Bulky Printed Material
- Ch 32 Burning, Outdoor
- Ch 39 Citations
- Ch 46 Departments
- Ch 51 Driveways
- Ch 59 Elections
- Ch 61 Emergency and Disaster Planning
- Ch 64 Ethics, Code of
- Ch 70 Fees
- Ch 75 Finance
- Ch 79 Firearms
- Ch 87 Groundwater Heat Pumps
- Ch 93 Historic Districts
- Ch 123 Notices
- Ch 129 Officers and Employees
- Ch 135 Parks and Recreation
- Ch 140 Peddling and Soliciting
- Ch 145 Property Maintenance
- Ch 164 Solid Waste
- Ch 167 Regional Council of Governments
- Ch 169 Streets, Sidewalks and Public Places
- Ch 175 Tag Sales
- Ch 179 Taxation
- Ch 182 Town Property
- Ch 185 Trees and Shrubs
- Ch 195 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 200 Vehicles, Off-Road
- Part II: Regulations
- Ch 205 Adoption of Regulations
- Ch 207 Aquifer Protection Area Regulations
- Ch 212 Floodplain Management Regulations
- Ch 215 Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Regulations
- Ch 220 Natural Gas and Oil Extraction
- Ch 224 Single-Use Plastic Bags
- Ch 225 Solid Waste and Recycling Regulations
- Ch 227 Storm Sewers
- Ch 230 Subdivision Regulations
- Ch 230 Art I General Provisions
- § 230-1 Authority.
- § 230-2 Purpose.
- § 230-3 Applicability; conflicts.
- § 230-4 Severability.
- § 230-5 When effective.
- Ch 230 Art II Application Procedures
- § 230-6 Complete application required.
- § 230-7 Unauthorized construction.
- § 230-8 Preliminary discussion.
- § 230-9 Contents of subdivision application.
- § 230-10 Map standards.
- § 230-11 Procedural steps following submission of application.
- Ch 230 Art III Development Standards for Subdivisions
- § 230-12 Character of land.
- § 230-13 Land with special natural characteristics.
- § 230-14 Development of land with special natural characteristics.
- § 230-15 Exemption.
- § 230-16 Basic lot standards.
- § 230-17 Driveways.
- § 230-18 Rear lots.
- § 230-19 Pedestrian and bike paths; fire ponds.
- § 230-20 School bus stops.
- § 230-21 Roads.
- § 230-22 Storm runoff and erosion control.
- § 230-23 Open space reservations.
- § 230-24 Roads, easements and reserved parcels.
- § 230-25 Waivers.
- Ch 230 Art IV Implementation
- § 230-26 Expenses.
- § 230-27 Withdrawal of application.
- § 230-28 Filing in land records.
- § 230-29 Copies of filed maps to be submitted.
- § 230-30 Right of entry; completion of improvements.
- § 230-31 Public improvements.
- § 230-32 Construction scheduling and inspection.
- § 230-33 As-built plans.
- § 230-34 Lot line or road access changes.
- Ch 230 Art V Amendments
- § 230-35 Authority.
- § 230-36 Applications.
- § 230-37 Hearing and notice required.
- § 230-38 Effective date of amendments.
- Ch 230 Art VI Definitions
- § 230-39 Word usage and definitions.
- Ch 240 Zoning Regulations
- Derivation Table
- Ch DT Derivation Table
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[HISTORY: Adopted by the Planning and Zoning Commission of
the Town of Weston effective 9-1-1984 (Appendix B of the 1981 Code). Amendments noted where applicable.]
GENERAL REFERENCES
Building construction — See Ch. 23.
Numbering of buildings — See Ch. 27.
Driveways — See Ch. 51.
South Western Regional Planning Agency — See
Ch 167.
Aquifer protection area regulations — See Ch. 207.
Floodplain management regulations — See Ch. 212.
Inland wetlands and watercourses regulations — See Ch. 215.
Zoning regulations — See Ch. 240.
PREAMBLE
The Town of Weston, Connecticut, is a rural residential community
comprising 13,626 acres. This land presently supports approximately
3,025 households with domestic water and sewage disposal systems and
may be a future source of public drinking water for other communities.
Much of the available, undeveloped land poses problems for development
and for on-site sewage disposal. Major technical studies and adopted
public policies concur on the necessity of preventing the overintensive
development of Weston's fragile land and water area. [Amended
3-16-1987]
