Any single-family or multiple-family residential use;

Any public or private school, or any other educational facility attended by persons under the age of 18, including, but not limited to, after school programs, preschool and day-care facilities, children's museums, camps, and athletic leagues;

Any church or other religious facility or institution;

Any public park;

Any library, community center or teen center; or

Any other adult establishment.

Farming, on a parcel designated as farmland by the Town of Woodbridge tax assessor's office;

Site grading for landscaping as long as the disturbance area does not exceed 5,000 square feet;

Earth material movement of the following volumes, excluding earth material located within the footprint of a foundation, which would be excavated for the installation of such foundation for a building or allowable structure for which a building permit has been issued:

The installation or repair of a septic system including the importation of the necessary gravel fill, as approved by the Quinnipiac Valley Health Department;

The maintenance and repair of roads, driveways, and drainage culverts as required and conducted by the Town of Woodbridge Public Works, or the State of Connecticut. All construction and maintenance activities that are to be performed by the Town of Woodbridge Public Works Department, including the stockpiling and excavation of earth products for road maintenance;

All activities associated with the Town of Woodbridge capped landfill operations;

All grading activities associated with commercial site plans for buildings, parking improvements, additions, etc., as reviewed and approved as part of an application to the Town's Inland Wetland Agency (if applicable), and Town Plan and Zoning Commission, and approved as part of a site plan or special exception application; and/or

Grading and filling operations associated with the construction of subdivision roadway improvements, as approved by the Town's Inland Wetland Agency (if applicable), and Town Plan and Zoning Commission.

The name and address of the present owner or owners of the land and, the location and names and addresses of owners of all properties within 100 feet, including property separated from the land by any road. Such names and addresses shall be as shown on the Town Assessor's current records;

The quantity and type of earth product to be excavated, graded, filled, or removed or processed and the area limits of the proposed operations. The total volume of earth materials to be removed from the site, the route to be taken by trucks, and the destination of such materials;

The total acreage of the land and the length and directions of present property lines, with dimensions on all lines to the hundredth of a foot, all bearings, or interior angles to the nearest second, and the central angle, tangent distance, and radius of all curves;

A location key, drawn to a scale of one inch equals 1,000 feet, showing the location of the land in relation to surrounding property, all Zoning Districts, streets within 1,000 feet of the property and the Town Line, if within 500 feet of the parcel;

A minimum of two permanent bench marks;

Existing and proposed contours at two-foot intervals with relevant spot elevations and cross-sections at 50 feet on center, extending at least 50 feet beyond the land's boundaries. All such data is to be derived from a field survey for on-site existing contours, consistent with Class T-2 standards, or for an aerial topographic survey, certified to Class T-3, and aerial photogrammetry to Class TD for off-site improvements. Class TD and T-3 images shall be certified by a land surveyor licensed in the State of Connecticut;

A detailed description of the purpose and nature of the proposed operation;

Landscaping plans showing the type, location, and extent of all proposed planting or vegetation to be retained on, or restored to the land;

Proposed vehicular access to the land and location of proposed work roadways within the land shall demonstrate safe intersection sight lines at state and town roadways, as applicable;

The estimated number and types of trucks and other machinery proposed to be used for the proposed operation; and traffic routes proposed for the duration of the operation, including all trucks bringing or removing fill;

The estimated starting and completion dates and the estimated hours and days of the week proposed for the operation on the land;

The location and size of any and all existing buildings, streets, monuments, recognized landmarks, or structures on the land and comparable information on adjacent properties for a distance of 100 feet beyond the parcel's boundaries;

The location of deep test pits and/or soil borings, etc., shall be published on the site plan with descriptions of soils encountered, including groundwater tables (if encountered) and rock profiles;

Size, location, invert, and surface elevations, and flow direction, where applicable, of existing water bodies, watercourses, swamps, marshes, floodplains, and wooded areas on and adjacent to the land. Accurate delineation is required for all soil types designated as inland wetlands, which shall be flagged in the field by a certified soil scientist and field located by a land surveyor licensed in the State of Connecticut;

Details of existing and proposed drainage plan, including storm drainage systems, and the proposed stormwater management. The proposed stormwater management system shall be designed to attenuate post-development peak flow rates to pre-development levels for the one-year, two-year, ten-year, twenty-five-year, fifty-year, and 100-year, twenty-four-hour storm events, and be designed in accordance with the recommendations published in the "2004 Connecticut Stormwater Quality Manual," as may be amended from time to time;

The proposed plan shall contain requirements that the limits of disturbance are field staked by a land surveyor licensed in the State of Connecticut prior to the start of construction, and that a letter by a licensed land surveyor certifying completion of said staking shall be provided to the Town to confirm compliance with the record plan;

A note stating that prior to the start of the operation, certification shall be provided to the Town from the design engineer which states that the erosion and sedimentation control measures installed on the site were installed in substantial conformance to the plan of record, and to the design intent, and that no exceptions are taken;

Construction details for temporary and permanent site stabilization, and for the final restoration of the site; and

Approval box, including the words "permit Approved by the Woodbridge Town Plan and Zoning Commission," a labeled blank space for the date and signature of the Chairperson, or Secretary of the Commission.

The operation shall be carried out in conformity with the grading plan as approved and within the limits shown thereon and shall be at least 50 feet from any property line or public road, unless otherwise authorized by the Commission. No excavation of/blasting shall occur within 50 feet of any property line or public road, unless otherwise authorized by the Commission. The Commission may require greater distances if they deem it necessary;

Laboratory results from a Connecticut certified laboratory shall be provided to the Zoning Enforcement Officer, for all common fill to be obtained off-site for use on a site. Such laboratory results shall demonstrate that the common fill material does not contain total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH), volatile organic compounds (VOC), pesticides, or heavy metals in excess of the Residential Direct Exposure Criteria, as set forth in the Connecticut Remediation Standard Regulations, C.G.S. § 22a-133k-1 through 22a-133k-3, as amended from time to time, unless the site is used exclusively for industrial or commercial purposes and in which case the laboratory results shall not be in excess of the industrial/commercial direct exposure criteria, as set forth in said regulations;

No screening, sifting, washing, crushing, or other forms of processing shall be conducted on the land;

No fixed machinery, buildings or structures shall be erected or maintained on the land. All temporary structures which must be in compliance with applicable Town Regulations shall be removed from the land not later than 30 days after termination of the operation or expiration of the permit, whichever is sooner;

Upon completion, proper drainage shall be provided to prevent collection and stagnation of water and to prevent harmful effects upon surrounding properties through soil erosion or interference with natural drainage;

No water body, watercourse, inland wetland, or existing drainage area shall be altered in any way except as approved by the Inland Wetlands Commission. No waste products or process residues from any operation shall be disposed of in any of these areas and special care shall be taken regarding filtration, sedimentation, stabilization, and water quality;

When the operation is completed or work has progressed sufficiently to where reclamation is practicable, the area affected by the operation shall then be graded or terraced, in accordance with the grading plan approved by the Commission, so that banks and slopes in disturbed areas shall be no steeper than 2:1 (horizontal-vertical). Rock slopes shall be graded to a maximum slope of 1:1 (vertical-horizontal). The Commission may approve a rock slope that is greater than 1:1 provided that the following conditions are met:

There shall be no operation conducted between 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m., or such more restricted hours as the Commission may deem appropriate, nor on Saturdays, Sundays, or legal holidays, except with the approval of the Commission;

Truck access to the site shall be so arranged as to minimize danger to traffic and nuisance to surrounding properties and shall not be carried out during school bus hours. All accesses to any operation shall be barred by a gate. Cables, ropes, chains, or similar barriers are not sufficient, except for the development of a residential lot;

If determined to be necessary by the Commission, yellow markers spaced a maximum of 50 feet apart extending a minimum of two feet above the ground surface at all times shall be placed around the perimeter of the area of the operations by a licensed land surveyor or engineer in conformance with approved grading plan;

Proper measures, as determined by the Commission, shall be taken to minimize the impact on adjacent properties of noise, flying dust or rock, and unsightly or dangerous conditions. Such measures may include, when considered necessary, wetting of access roads, screening, fencing, limitations upon the practice of stockpiling excavated materials upon the site and shall include covering of truck loads;

At all stages of the work or operation where the excavation or fill will have a depth of 10 feet or more and/or will create a slope of more than one foot vertical to two feet horizontal, the Commission may require a substantial fence enclosing the fill or excavation. Such fence shall be at least six feet in height with suitable gates and shall be located at least five feet from the edge or top of the excavation or fill;

Access roads shall be provided and maintained with a dustless surface and crushed stone shall be placed for the first 100 feet from a public road;

No operations to create a man-made water area shall be conducted below the water level of the lot, unless specifically authorized, as part of the permit, by the Commission; and

Topsoil stockpiles shall be located so as not to obstruct natural drainage. Stockpiles that are not used within 30 days shall be seeded and mulched immediately after the formation of the stockpile;

Be contiguous with the establishment with which it is are associated and may be allowed on porches or decks.

Shall be largely open to the elements and shall not be permanently enclosed with a roof or walls;

All food and beverages shall be served to the table;

Outdoor seating areas shall be exempt from providing parking spaces other than those required for the associated restaurant or retail food establishment;

Be permitted in front, side, and rear setback areas provided that they do not block or interfere with sidewalks, walkways, or emergency egress as determined by the Fire Marshal;

Close no later than 11:00 p.m.;

Not obstruct or impair vehicular or pedestrian traffic;

Not impinge on required front yard landscape areas and vegetative buffers that were planted as of the effective date of this regulation; and

Not reduce or impinge upon required off-street parking or loading spaces.

That proposed buildings or modifications to existing buildings are harmoniously related to their surroundings, to the terrain in the WVD in which they are located, and to the use, scale and architecture of existing buildings in the vicinity that have a functional or visual relationship to the proposed building or modification.

That all aspects of the spaces, structures and related site improvements that are visible to the public from public roadways are designed to add to the visual amenities of the area consistent with those of the WVD in and around the proposed building or modification;

That the color, size, height, proportion of openings, roof treatments, building materials and landscaping of commercial or multi-family residential property and any proposed signs and lighting be evaluated for compatibility with the local architectural features and the maintenance of views, historic buildings, monuments and landscaping within the WVD;

That the removal or disruption of historic traditional or significant structures or architectural elements are minimized; and

That development is designed to achieve the following compatibility objectives:

The Commission shall consider such factors as proposed screening; proximity to adjacent lots and buildings, the size, intended use, and hours of operation of the vehicle in question; other vehicles on the property; the character of the neighborhood;

No commercial vehicle shall exceed 13 feet, six inches in height from the base of the wheel to the top, including any cargo; and

No commercial vehicle shall exceed 26,000 pounds GVW.

A single-family detached housing development in which not less than the minimum number of the dwelling units required by Section 8-30g of the Connecticut General Statutes, as may be amended, shall be restricted by deed to single-family use and which otherwise qualify as "affordable housing" as defined herein.

A single-family attached housing development in which not less than the minimum number of the dwelling units required by Section 8-30g of the Connecticut General Statutes, as may be amended, shall be restricted by deed to single-family use and which otherwise qualify as "affordable housing" as defined herein. Each single-family attached dwelling unit shall have independent ingress and egress to grade and no common exit access.

An elderly affordable housing development, specifically designed to meet the special needs of elderly persons and rented or sold to a person or persons, one of whom is at least 62 years of age.

A zone change from an existing zone to an AHD;

Special exception for the AHD development plan; and

Final approval of the special exception for the AHD development site plan. Application for a zone change to an AHD, including boundary delineation based on an A2 survey standard, and simultaneous or subsequent submission of an AHD development plan for special exception shall be made to the Commission pursuant to the provisions of this chapter. Application shall be made in writing in a form provided by the Commission and shall be accompanied by a fee as set forth in Chapter 5, Article VIII of the Ordinances of the Town of Woodbridge entitled "Schedule of Land Use Fees."[3] The rezone application shall include a narrative description of reason for the establishment of an affordable housing development. The provisions of this section, the approved AHD development plan and any conditions attached to such approval by the Commission shall constitute the regulations for the AHD. No AHD zone change shall be final until approval of both AHD Development and site plans.

The primary vehicular access to the buildable area shall be through the Front District Setback. All vehicular access shall traverse the District Setback(s) as nearly perpendicular as possible. No other roads shall be permitted in the District setback.

No parking, structures, or recreation areas other than walking trails shall be permitted within the District Setbacks.

Standards within the AHD Development. The Standards in Table 3.4 and those following shall govern the development:

Not less than 2.5 parking spaces per dwelling unit in a single-family attached or detached AHD; and

Not less than 1.5 parking spaces per dwelling unit in an elderly single-family attached or detached AHD.

Provisions for fire protection; and

Traffic impact on the proposed project;

Existing dimensions;

Standards required by Table 3.4; and

Standards of the AHD development proposed by the applicant.

Assisted personal care living units. Living units to be developed either as rental or as condominium units which shall be provided with laundry and housekeeping services together with at least two meals per day as part of the basic services. All such units are to be contained in one structure arranged to provide access to centralized personal supervision. Medication and nursing services need not be provided.

Related services. An office providing medical care on demand to the residents of the congregate community must be provided on the premises.

In addition to the foregoing, the congregate community shall provide the following:

Each congregate community may also contain facilities providing for other related services or accessory uses which the applicant shall establish as directly related to the needs of the residents of the congregate community and provide for their safety, health, and general welfare;

It is recommended that the applicant meet with the staff of the Commission prior to the submission of an application under this subsection to give the applicant the opportunity to discuss the concept informally and ask any questions he or she may have in the interest of avoiding delays and excessive revisions after submission.

The size and intensity of the proposed use;

The proximity of the same or similar uses which would unduly concentrate types of uses in a particular neighborhood;

The nature of the proposed site, including its size and shape and other topographical features;

The location, height, arrangement, design, and nature of any existing and/or proposed building and appurtenance;

The number, location, and arrangement of off-street parking and loading spaces, and the nature of vehicular and pedestrian access to the site to avoid undue hazards to traffic and traffic congestion on any street;

The capacity of adjacent and feeder streets to accommodate peak traffic loads and traffic hazards that may be created or aggravated by the proposed use and the resulting traffic patterns created or burdened by the use;

The nature of the surrounding area and the extent to which the proposed use and its features and appearance will be in harmony with the surrounding area, including the effect upon property values in the neighborhood;

Fire, police, and ambulance protection access needs of the neighborhood as well as the Town as a whole;

The availability and adequacy of the public water supply, public sewage disposal facilities, and drainage and erosion controls;

The proximity of dwellings, emergency facilities, churches, schools, public buildings, and other places of public gatherings; and

The effect of the proposed use on the purpose and intent of this chapter and the Plan of Conservation and Development of the Town.

The tract shall consist of a single lot or a number of contiguous lots under one ownership or control having a total area of not less than 10 acres in a Residence B District.

The maximum number of assisted personal care units in a congregate community shall be determined by allocating the total area of the tract of land (excluding areas containing wetlands, water bodies, and grades steeper than 18%) in accordance with the following schedule and conditions:

There shall be not more than 10 assisted personal care units per acre in a Residential B District;

The maximum building area shall be 25%;

No building shall contain more than 120 assisted personal care living units;

Each personal care living unit shall contain no more than two bedrooms. The livable floor area in Table 3.5 shall be required as measured to the outside walls of each unit.

No building shall extend within 75 feet of any state highway, or 50 feet of any street line. In a Residence B District, no building shall extend within 50 feet of a side lot line, or rear lot line. No building shall exceed three stories or 45 in height;

Parking spaces shall be provided in accordance with the following schedule: Three-quarters paved parking space for each efficiency unit or one-bedroom Unit, and 1 1/2 paved parking spaces for each two-bedroom unit, provided, however, that one paved parking space shall be required for each three units that are reserved exclusively as special care units. Special care units shall be so designated on the site plan, but not more than 1/3 of the units in a congregate community may be so designated. In addition, one paved parking space for each employee on the full-time shift;

All utilities shall be underground;

No building containing assisted personal care living units shall exceed a length of 200 feet in a Residence B District, and no exterior wall of such building shall exceed 50 feet in length in an unbroken plane without an offset of at least five feet;

Public sanitary sewer and public water supply shall be required; and The rubbish areas and outside utilities shall be fenced and screened from view by suitable shrubbery and/or the construction of a closed picket or screen-type fence.

Requirement of setbacks greater than the minimum standards required by this chapter;

Requirement of screening of parking areas or of the parts of the premises from adjoining premises or from the street, by walls, fences, planting, or other devices as specified by the Commission. Modification of the exterior features or appearance of any structure where necessary to be in harmony with the surrounding area;

Regulation of the number, design, and location of access drives or other traffic features, including pedestrian ways;

Requirement of off-street parking or other special features beyond the minimum required by this chapter or other applicable codes or regulations;

Regulations of the number, type, and location of outdoor lighting facilities, shielded to protect their view from abutting properties;

Additional data plans, including architects' plans or drawings, required by the Commission to be submitted by the applicant or his duly authorized agent in support of his application;

A report by the applicant's engineer detailing the site improvement costs by item (showing unit cost basis) for the proposed development of the congregate community and the posting of a completion bond therefore in an amount and form satisfactory to the Commission;

All plans and reports submitted by the applicant with the application shall be signed and sealed by professionals who are licensed to practice in the State of Connecticut;

Suitable landscaping of parking areas and areas surrounding structures.

Site plan. A site plan in compliance with § 495-40 of this chapter;

Architectural plans. Preliminary architectural plans of all proposed buildings, structures, and signs, including general exterior elevations, perspective, demolition drawings, and generalized floor plans including drawings for proposed signs;

Sanitation and water supply letters. A letter from the Woodbridge Sewer Authority indicating that there is adequate sanitary capacity available. A letter from the Regional Water Authority that water supply will be furnished;

Other. The Commission may by resolution waive the submission of all or part of the information required by this chapter if it finds that the information is not necessary in order to decide on the application.

An AAC shall be a development where occupancy is age-restricted to persons who are a) 55 years of age or older, b) a spouse of any such occupant (including the surviving spouse of such occupant or the spouse of any such occupant who has permanently relocated to a care facility), or c) a child of an occupant who complies with this Subsection EE(2) and who is 19 years of age or older. An AAC shall be designed to meet the needs and requirements of an active adult community and shall fully comply with the provisions of the United States Fair Housing Act.

In the case of a conflict between the standards and requirements of this Subsection EE(2) and any other provision in the Zoning Regulations, other than the requirements set forth in Subsection EE(2)(c) and (d) below, upon written request, the Commission shall have the authority to waive, by majority vote, any such provision to accomplish the purpose of the AAC. The applicant shall demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Commission or duly authorized agent that approval of the waiver request will not cause an adverse impact on surrounding properties or public health and safety.

The bulk requirements for an AAC shall be as follows:

Notwithstanding any other provision in the Zoning Regulations, the AAC may be comprised of rental units or be a common interest community as defined in the Connecticut General Statutes and may include, but shall not be required to, associated commercial uses.

Any AAC shall be served by public water and sewer.

Any public or private school, or any other educational facility attended by persons under the age of 18, including, but not limited to, after-school programs, pre-school and day-care facilities, children's museums, camps, and athletic leagues;

Any public park; or

Any library or community center;

The applicant shall provide vegetative screening, fencing, or other visual buffers to provide adequate buffering for surrounding uses. The parking lot shall be well-lit and designed so as to discourage loitering;

The location and size of use, and the nature and intensity of the use, the size of the lot in relation to it, and the location of the lot with respect to streets giving access to it, are such that the proposed use will be in harmony with the appropriate and orderly development of the district in which it is located;

The location and height of all structures, and the nature and extent of the landscaping on the lot are such that the use will not hinder or discourage appropriate development and use of adjacent properties;

The parking and loading facilities are adequate and properly located for the proposed use, and the entrance and driveways are laid out for maximum safety;

The proximity and concentration of other uses serving or selling liquor or alcoholic beverages in an area shall be considered by the Commission, and the Commission may deny a special exception or impose additional protective conditions where multiple uses serving alcohol are concentrated in one area; and

In addition to the provisions of Table 3.1, the proximity of other land uses such as schools, churches, houses of worship, residences, community centers, and nursing homes may be considered, as these uses may be particularly sensitive to possible negative effects of serving or selling alcohol.

The temporary outside storage of building materials supplies and equipment being used in any construction on the property on which the same is stored and for which a required permit has been duly issued and is in force; or

The temporary storage of farm machinery on the property on which the same is used and the temporary storage of farm produce on the property on which it was produced.

Parking of registered motor vehicles in daily use;

The temporary outside storage of building materials, supplies, and equipment used in any construction on the property on which the same is stored while construction is occurring, and for which a required permit has been issued and is in force;

The temporary storage of farm machinery on the property on which the same is used and the temporary storage of farm produce on the property on which it was produced.

The submission of a map at a scale of one inch equals 40 feet of the premises and surrounding area within 100 feet showing property lines, buildings, uses, and storage arrangements;

Specific provisions as to the method and type of screening and the appurtenant landscaping;

Compliance with all other pertinent requirements of this chapter;

A time limitation not exceeding three years from the date of granting of such permit. Prior to the expiration of said permit, an application for renewal thereof must be filed.

On existing structures such as buildings or existing communications towers, or other such method for providing a co-located telecommunications facility;

In locations where the existing topography, vegetation, buildings, or other structures provide the greatest amount of screening or least impact on the surrounding area;

On new communications towers on bare ground in Business and Industrial Districts, General Business Districts, Dev 1, and Dev 2;

On government or institutional structures in residential districts; and

On new communications towers in residential districts, in locations where the existing topography and vegetation provide the greatest amount of screening or least amount of impact on the surrounding area.

Provide information showing how the proposed telecommunications facility meets its technical requirements and documentation showing the lease or other legal document which grants permission to the applicant to erect the tower or facility on the proposed site;

Demonstrate that it has made a reasonable effort to identify alternative sites to the proposed site, taking into account the preference specified in Subsection OO(2)(a) above and that the proposed site is preferable to the alternatives for significant technical, business, or financial reasons;

The proximity of the facility to same or similar uses would not unduly concentrate types of uses in a particular neighborhood;

For new communications towers or structures, joint use shall be accommodated and provided for, and this shall be considered by the Commission when regulating height requirements. To minimize the number of antennae or communications towers in the future, proposed support structures shall be required to accommodate other users, if technically and structurally feasible, including other communications companies and public emergency service providers at no cost to the municipality;

For all telecommunications facilities, the Commission may require the applicant to take reasonable steps to screen and mitigate any adverse visual impacts. Such steps may include landscaping, fencing, painting, or similar measures. Service yards or outside storage of materials shall not be permitted and all buildings shall conform to the general style of architecture of the neighborhood;

No lighting of any telecommunications facility will be allowed except where required for public safety as determined by the Commission or the Federal Aviation Administration;

No commercial advertising is permitted on any telecommunications facility;

No telecommunications facility shall exceed the height required to satisfy the technical requirements of the telecommunications facility and this shall include other carriers added into the design of the telecommunications facility;

All plans shall be prepared in compliance with § 495-41B(3) and must be signed and sealed by a professional(s) licensed in the State of Connecticut.

Adequate parking must be provided for the intended use and maintenance of the telecommunications facility; and

Any telecommunications facility which is not used or maintained for a period of 12 consecutive months shall be removed. As part of such removal procedure, the lessor or owner must provide notification to the Commission when such facility is no longer in use and the date of its removal. Failure to remove the Tower upon termination of its use within 30 days shall be cause for the town to remove the Tower at lessor's or owner's expense.

Such location information may include sketches or photographic simulations necessary to visualize the proposed telecommunications facility;

Provide studies which illustrate the areas served by the proposed facility within the existing and/or proposed Telecommunications Network, including sites that were rejected for which the facility applied;

The applicant shall demonstrate in the application that the proposed use, location, and plan meet the standards enumerated within § 495-15OO(2) and the Commission may require such additional evidence as it deems necessary to insure compliance with this chapter. As a part of such effort, the Commission may retain the technical advice of a third party to review the accuracy of the representations of the applicant, and any associated costs shall be paid by the applicant in advance. Such prepayment by the applicant shall be a condition of further consideration of the application by the Commission;

The applicant shall certify full compliance of the proposed telecommunications facility with the Federal Aviation Administration and the Federal Communications Commission current and/or amended standards, and state and local building codes;

The Commission may impose conditions necessary to minimize any adverse impact of the proposed telecommunications facility on adjoining properties prior to the issuance of its approval for a special exception and attach other special conditions applicable to individual site conditions;

The applicant shall provide written evidence that additional antennae can be accommodated on the new communications tower;

The communications tower shall be located at a distance equal to its height plus 50 feet, zero inches from any property line of an existing residence and no property line of any residence which may be erected in future shall be closer than the height of the Tower plus 50 feet, zero inches; and

The application fee for the special exception shall be as set forth in Chapter 5, Article VIII of the Ordinances of the Town of Woodbridge entitled "Schedule of Land Use Fees,"[7] as amended from time to time.

Leased to households receiving rental assistance;

Developments receiving project-based rental assistance; or

"Assisted housing" as defined in Connecticut General Statutes § 8-30g(a)(3).

Is qualified, experienced, and capable of administering the Housing Affordability Plan for the duration of any affordability restrictions;