Land Use
Administration
Located in City Hall, this division provides complete administrative services for the city’s five land use boards:
- Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Agency (also serves as the city’s Conservation Commission)
- Historic District Commission
- Planning Commission
- Zoning Board of Appeals
- Zoning Commission (also serves as the city’s Aquifer Protection Agency)
Published Legal Notices for the past 30 days (Bristol Press)
2022 DRAFT Affordable Housing Plan:
https://ct-bristol2.civicplus.com/DocumentCenter/View/35603/Revised-Draft-AH-Plan-041222
2022 Zoning Regulation Rewrite Webpage:
https://ct-bristol2.civicplus.com/1060/Zoning-Regulations-Rewrite
Responsibilities
Services provided include receiving and processing applications, preparing legal notices, agendas, correspondence and meeting minutes, keeping the official records of the boards, and providing land use, zoning, and development information to the public.
Additionally, staff provides technical expertise and administrative assistance in the update of the city’s plan of conservation and development and the land use regulations.
Useful Links
- 2022 Schedule of Regular Meetings and Application Filing Deadlines for Land Use Boards (Revised 3/1/22)
- Zoning Regulation Rewrite Webpage (2022)
- Land Use Fees - Effective January 23, 2018
- Centre Square Master Plan (March 2017)
- Bristol awarded Bronze Certification from Sustainable CT
- Route 6 Corridor Plan
- 2015 Adopted Plan of Conservation and Development Homepage
- 2019 Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments (NVCOG) Regional Profile
- 2019 NVCOG Regional Profile Maps
- Studies and Reports
Contact Us
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Robert M. Flanagan, AICP
City Planner
Email: RobertFlanagan@bristolct.gov
Ph: (860) 584-6225
Andrew Armstrong
Assistant City Planner
Email: AndrewArmstrong@bristolct.gov
Ph: (860) 584-6225
Hours