Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Laura McGeachy’s organization
Jun 15, 2047·BoardMeeting
Board
Board of Estimate and Taxation Audit Committee Minutes
The meeting included a presentation and discussion of the Limited Scope Internal Audit Report concerning NSF and Returned Checks, with suggestions for revisions to the report. An update was provided on the implementation of changes resulting from the Payroll Audit, including the consolidation of the Payroll department into the Human Resource Department. The process involved in the Town's Construction Projects was reviewed, with a focus on the Hamilton School construction and improvements to construction contracts. The status of proposed changes to the Town's Purchasing Process was discussed, including the use of a new questionnaire for the Valley Road sidewalk project. Changes to the Internal Audit Plan were considered, and new business included a discussion about Not-for-Profits purchasing gas from the Town of Greenwich.
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The committee discussed an update regarding the acknowledgment of board policies and procedures by a board member. Funding for resident BBQs was reviewed, resulting in an increase in authorization from $9,000 to $16,000. Additionally, an update on AV requirements for the Chapel was provided but subsequently tabled pending further information. The committee also conducted an executive session.
Sep 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Greenwich Planning and Zoning Commission Regular Meeting
The commission reviewed multiple applications, including the postponement of a zoning text amendment and site plan for Happy Hour Fitness LLC. A significant portion of the session focused on a subdivision application by St. Paul's Episcopal Church to divide an 8.65-acre lot into three parcels. Discussion centered on the required drainage easements, the necessity of modernized easement agreements to comply with current standards, and the request for sidewalk easements along Riverside Avenue and Indian Head Road. The commission clarified that the subdivision application must be evaluated based on its potential for development rather than the identity of the future property owner or potential land trust acquisition. The applicant was instructed to coordinate further with the Department of Public Works regarding specific easement requirements before final approval.
The committee meeting focused on the operations and programs of the Greenwich Police Department's Community Impact Section (CIS). Discussions included the roles of Community Impact Officers and School Resource Officers, domestic violence investigation and support services, juvenile services and delinquency prevention, and various community outreach programs such as the Citizens Police Academy and drug take-back initiatives. The committee also touched upon broader topics including police staffing levels, license plate readers, and social media communications. An open public forum was held where parking concerns were addressed.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
