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Neighboring retaining-wall applications continued after cost and design questions

September 15, 2026 | East Haddam, Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, Connecticut


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Neighboring retaining-wall applications continued after cost and design questions
Contractor Timothy Arpin appeared on behalf of owners at 53 and 55 East Shore Drive to seek approval for replacing stone retaining walls. Because both applications were new to the commission and construction diagrams were not yet complete, members asked for detailed drawings, erosion-control plans and accurate cost estimates before acting.

At least one contractor cost estimate for granite materials prompted concern; the commission moved to continue both items to the next meeting to allow applicants to submit construction diagrams and an itemized plan for shoreline protection and staging. Staff reminded applicants that construction sequencing and erosion controls (silt fencing and stockpile locations) will be required before any permitted work begins.

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