Jack Kemper
Resident Member — Farmington Ad Hoc 1928 Building Committee
Roles
- Government Official — Farmington Ad Hoc 1928 Building Committee
Coverage (12 articles)
Farmington Design Committee Sends the Enclave to a July 13 Zoning Vote It Cannot Cast
Farmington's Architectural Design Review Committee spent a second evening shaping the 237-unit Enclave at the Farmington River down to the brick, the dormers, and the fences. Then it sent the project to the Town Plan and Zoning Commission with a recommendation and no power to vote. The binding decision comes at a July 13 public hearing.
Farmington Wetlands Commission Reviews Mountain Spring Addition, Wood Pond Dock, Horton Electric Yard, Farmington Motorsports Lot, And Westfarms Big Y
Farmington’s wetlands commission spent November 5th juggling a mid-century addition, a Wood Pond dock, Horton Electric’s paved yard, a larger tow lot on an aquifer, and a future Big Y at Westfarms.
Farmington TPZ: ADU Approved on Penfield, Accessibility Expansion on Robbin, Historic Barn Work and New Garage on Mountain Spring; Nov. 12 Hearings Set
Farmington’s TPZ approved a 720 sf ADU, an accessibility-driven expansion on Robbin Road, and a new four-car garage with historic barn restoration on Mountain Spring. New hearings set for Nov. 12.
Farmington HDC OKs St. James Door Fix, 5 Maple Solar, and 7 Church Sidelights; Dam Removal Starts Sept. 15
Farmington HDC’s Aug. 19 special meeting approved a St. James door modification (steel, with SDLs), a rear-roof solar array at 5 Maple, and clarified 7 Church sidelights. Dam removal begins Sept. 15. ⚖️
Vinyl Windows Denied, Bluestone Approved: Full Rundown of Farmington’s Historic District Showdown on March 25
Heat pumps, lattice, and one very firm “no” to vinyl windows. Full report from Farmington’s HDC March 25 meeting. 🧱📏
🚧 Noise, Windows, and a Sign War: Farmington Historic Commission’s Meeting Gets Loud—But Not Because of the Debate
Miss Porter’s School wants new windows, St. Patrick’s needs a sign, and historic preservation meets frozen ground in Farmington’s latest Historic District Commission meeting. 🏛️❄️🔊
Historic Decisions, Modern Challenges: Farmington’s District Commission Balances Past and Future
Farmington’s Historic District Commission delves into signs, setbacks, and tradition vs. innovation in a detailed, quote-filled meeting recap!
Zoning Drama in Farmington: Carports, Burned Down Homes, and One Epic Vote
The latest Farmington Zoning Board meeting: big votes on carports and fire-damaged homes. Find out who gets a rebuild, and thank you to Farmington Storage for being epic
Brownstones, Roof Vents, and Peter Pan? Unionville’s Historic District Meeting Unveils More Than Just Plans
Inside Unionville’s October Historic District meeting: windows, brownstone veneers, and Peter Pan parties—yes, really! 🎃 And special thanks to Farmington Storage for all your local storage needs! 🏗️
Live Like Royalty (Or Just Pretend): $1.65M Mansion at 11 Salisbury Way, Farmington CT Will Make You Forget You’re Middle Class
At 11 Salisbury Way, Farmington, CT, you can own 6,437 sqft of elegance with 5 fireplaces, 5 beds, & taxes that’ll make you weep. Who needs savings when you have a mansion? 🤑 #LuxuryLife
Farmington Town Planning: New Home Approvals and Ferrari Event Review
Farmington’s Town Plan and Zoning Commission greenlights new homes, addresses ridgeline violations, and reviews the Ferrari event at polo grounds. 🏡🚗✨
Farmington’s Epic Showdowns: The Great Sign Replacement and Fence Gate Debates
Discover the drama of Farmington’s local meetings! 🏛️ From sign wars to fence gate debates, see how these decisions could reshape our town’s future. Don’t miss the action! 🚪📏