Committee notified that 1171 Randolph will need multi-agency review as venue seeks to reopen
September 10, 2026 | Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut
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Committee members were briefed Sept. 10 that 1171 Randolph Road — a property formerly used as a greenhouse — holds a special zoning exemption to operate as an assembly venue but must meet fire, building and health requirements before it can operate.
Ed (fire staff) said the owner is cooperating and that the state fire marshal's office has been involved; building and health compliance, including life-safety systems and food-service conditions, will be required. The committee added the item to the agenda and staff said they will contact other agencies to coordinate inspections and compliance steps.
Ed (fire staff) said the owner is cooperating and that the state fire marshal's office has been involved; building and health compliance, including life-safety systems and food-service conditions, will be required. The committee added the item to the agenda and staff said they will contact other agencies to coordinate inspections and compliance steps.
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