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Habitat property transfer put on hold pending town hearing and invoice timing

September 05, 2026 | Old Lyme, Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, Connecticut


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Habitat property transfer put on hold pending town hearing and invoice timing
The commission discussed a pending property transfer to Habitat for Humanity and concerns raised by Commissioner Martha (referenced) that a town hearing required under Connecticut statute had not taken place. The transfer and closing are being held pending a standalone town hearing expected to be published for September 22; the commission’s attorney (Rich Cody) reportedly has insisted on that procedure before closing.

Members also raised practical closing items: title work, driveway agreements and invoices for pre‑work. Commissioners reported that Habitat’s attorney completed a title search but other items remain. Sarah Loeffler (referenced by the chair) expressed concern that grant funds may need to be invoiced by early December and if spending slips past that deadline funds may revert; commissioners discussed timing and urged quick resolution of required steps before invoicing deadlines.

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