Daycare Seeks Zoning Approval to Increase Capacity to 18 Children in Residential Area

August 02, 2025 | Norwalk City, Fairfield, Connecticut


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Daycare Seeks Zoning Approval to Increase Capacity to 18 Children in Residential Area
The Norwalk City Planning and Zoning meeting on August 2, 2025, focused on a proposal to increase the capacity of a local daycare from 12 to 18 children in residential neighborhoods. This change follows a previous amendment that allowed for an increase in daycare capacity by special permit.

During the meeting, the daycare operator, Myra, confirmed that she currently employs four staff members and plans to hire two additional employees to accommodate the increase in children. The daycare accepts children aged from two months to five years and operates with separate groups based on age for safety and regulatory compliance.

A key point of discussion was the need for state approval to officially increase the number of children. Myra explained that she must first secure zoning approval before proceeding with the necessary state licensing and fire marshal approvals.

The meeting highlighted the importance of balancing community needs with regulatory requirements, as the daycare seeks to expand its services while ensuring safety and compliance with local laws. The next steps will involve obtaining the required approvals to move forward with the proposed changes.

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