UNOFFICIAL
LAND USE MAP, 1999, TOWN OF WESTON, CT
The map above
(left) shows land uses in traditional colors, and aqua encircled parcels
are those the Town Meeting recently voted "yes" to purchase. At the
right an enlargement of map showing open space parcels in Weston.
Generalized Land Use
Category Legend
Residential
- yellow
Open Space
- greens: note that all other lots are colored white on the map at
the right to make it easier to pick out specific open space (permanent)
properties...
-
darkest - The
Nature Conservancy, Audubon
-
bright green -
Town (School Road and the Transfer Station
are considered "blue" category)
-
medium green -
quasi-public - Aspectuck Land Trust, Girl Scouts
-
aqua - water body
-
speckled greens:
-
private - controlled
recreational use; i.e. water company (now State of Connecticut)
-
clubs
Commercial
- red
Public/Semi-Public
- blue
Vacant
- white (for map at the left only)
Roads
and lot lines - black (on maps above)
Other infrastructure
- no sewers, no water mains; five full (5) traffic signals and one
blinking light.
This enlargement
of the "About Town" land use map for 1999 is not official by any means--but
it gives the Internet visitor a general idea about development in the Town
of Weston, Connecticut, U.S.A. Please link HERE
to other discussion of Weston land use planning...and to the South
Western Regional Planning Agency.
Formal responsibility
(from the Connecticut General Statutes) for producing the Town Plan of
Conservation and Development belongs to the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Planning for
schools is has been completed (more than once), and to learn about this
very important subject, from different perspectives...
For a look at
status (unofficial) of implementation of Town Plan of Conservation and
Development 2000, click HERE.