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semantics of a pergola/trellis vs a building/accessory building, during our initial telephone conversation on 7May2014. As defined below as per the New Canaan ordinance, any building requires a roof. Since a pergola/trellis does not have a roof, it cannot be labeled as a 'building'. Also, the intended use
ments. In looking at that is not indicated on the last survey we have, but more importantly, that trellis is in the side yard not the front. From: John Heyrich [mailto: Sent: Thursda Ma 22, 2014 4:32 PM To: Cc: lesley taylor; Robert Subject: Re: Pergola>link Thank I you for getting back so quickly on thi
s town. This trellis definition is from where, Webster? .....it's not in the ordinance that I can find. You may want to look this up on-line on the New Canaan home page under the government heading to get familiar w/this language. ...let me know. I'm here as your sounding board if you have any questions/c
From: Lesley Groff fr-" To: John Heyrich Subject: Re: Board statement Date: Thu, 29 May 2014 14:33:03 +0000 Understand...sooner is better and I know you will do best you (and Sarah) can.
semantics of a pergola/trellis vs a building/accessory building, during our initial telephone conversation on 7May2014. As defined below as per the New Canaan ordinance, any building requires a roof. Since a pergola/trellis does not have a roof, it cannot be labeled as a 'building'. Also, the intended use
I will get you stuff this weekend. Too much crap. Cant take it. From: Lesley Groff [mailto sent: Frida Ma 23, 2014 3:59 PM To: Cc: Bob Caffrey; John Heyrich Subject: Re: BULK MAIL Re: Pergola>link J WOW! that is fantastic...thank you...we are getting on with the paperwork and neighbor notifications and
semantics of a pergola/trellis vs a building/accessory building, during our initial telephone conversation on 7May2014. As defined below as per the New Canaan ordinance, any building requires a roof. Since a pergola/trellis does not have a roof, it cannot be labeled as a 'building'. Also, the intended use
In looking at that is not indicated on the last survey we have, but more importantly, that trellis is in the side yard not the front. Steve From: John Heyrich [mailto: Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2014 4:32 PM To: Cc: lesley taylor; Robert Subject: Re: Pergola>link Thank you for getting back so quickly on t
semantics of a pergola/trellis vs a building/accessory building, during our initial telephone conversation on 7May2014. As defined below as per the New Canaan ordinance, any building requires a roof. Since a pergola/trellis does not have a roof, it cannot be labeled as a 'building'. Also, the intended use
ments. In looking at that is not indicated on the last survey we have, but more importantly, that trellis is in the side yard not the front. From: John Heyrich fmallto: Sent: Thursda Ma 22, 2014 4:32 PM To: Cc: lesley taylor; Robert Subject: Re: Pergola>link Thank you for getting back so quickly on this
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