Norwalk city council is considering rezoning the entire Westwind subdivision.
Eleven years ago, when the subdivision was first established, it was zoned business (B-4).
First-ward Councilwoman Deb Lucal has sponsored legislation that, if adopted, would begin the zoning-change process to residential.
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I am confused... I read on the zoning laws that it is legal to have a home that babysits in a residential area.. and it is adjusted by how many kids are there.. I am wondering about the zoning on west Washington street...it seems to be a residential neighborhood, and I see lately that someone now has a sign in their front yard, saying that they are running a massage... spa?? or parlor... can you do that in a residential neighborhood?? do you need a special permit, does the spa have to have separate bathrooms, or a separate entrance??? I am not too sure I would be happy if my neighbor opened something like that next to me, or on my street...does anyone know???