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Our Mission
The purpose of the East Norwalk Neighborhood Association is to foster and preserve the residential character, natural and historic resources, and quality of life in the eastern Norwalk community, and…
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Our Positions
The East Norwalk Neighborhood Association takes our role in safeguarding the best interests of nearly 8,000 residents very seriously and we work hard to represent your views and desires especially regarding quality of…
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Get Involved
The East Norwalk Neighborhood Association represents the over 3,800 households within the 06855 zip code. It’s not necessary for a household to register for membership, and no dues are required,…
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The Walk Bridge Project
The project includes the replacement of all Metro North Bridges in East Norwalk (except Strawberry Hill) plus infrastructure work to widen and lower East Avenue below the bridge, and to completely realign Fort Point with South Smith Street.
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Local and State Planning, Zoning & Development
Industrial zones are areas of a city that are designated for industrial uses and heavy commercial activities. As part of Norwalk’s recently completed 10-year Citywide Plan for 2019-2029, the City is undertaking a reassessment of its industrial zones.
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East Norwalk Village Transit Zone (EVTZ)
This new Zone, as proposed now, would eliminate some currently allowed land uses (single and two family housing) but allow other, more dense uses (3-1/2 story apartment /mixed use developments along with very large scale retail and food establishments).
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Developers meet with community to present Mill Pond development
On August 3rd 2022 members of Spinnaker Real Estate Partners LLC, M.F. DiScala & Company and Beinfield Architecture held a community presentation outlining the proposed 77 residential/mixed-use development at One Cemetery Street.
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2023 Walk Bridge Project to impact East Norwalk at height of Summer Season
Three member Norwalk Traffic Authority voted to allow six month closure on Gregory Boulevard.
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ENNA’s Diane Cece joins Lisa Wexler to discuss proposed 77 unit development at Mill Pond.
On Monday June 27th ENNA president Diane Cece joined Lisa Wexler on her broadcast to discuss the proposed development at Mill Pond. Listen to the replay here.
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Developer reneges on promise to share plan for LARGE MILL POND DEVELOPMENT prior to submission to P&Z Commission
Developer Mike DiScala (in conjunction with developer Spinnaker and architect Bruce Beinfield) decided to submit preliminary plans to P&Z Commission in order expedite the necessary professional peer review process.
