Two of the 13 dwelling units would be moderate income or “workforce” housing units under Greenwich’s regulation 6-110. There was a lot of discussion focusing on traffic patterns and how traffic would move off of Neil Lane. Attorney John Tesei for the applicant said the client had engaged with neighbors and the Riverside Association. He warned the property might otherwise be redeveloped for a commercial use, given it is zoned commercial (LB – Local Business zone). Next StepsThe applicant was asked to have their consultant study traffic patterns, especially with an eye to preventing the development from being used as a cut-through from Neil Lane.