Legal Opinion
Prospect Gardens Convalescent Home v. Norwalk
Connecticut Superior Court
Decided June 11, 1975No. File No. 105076PublishedCited by 6 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
The plaintiff owns and operates a convalescent home on Prospect Avenue, Norwalk. It operates and leases, as places of residence for a number of its employees, three homes in the immediate vicinity located, respectively, on Finley Street, Fairview Avenue, and Spruce Street. The employees' duties, for the most part, seem to involve routine maintenance and care of the patients in the main building.
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The three homes are single-family dwellings, all situated in residence zones. The predominant character of the area is one-family residential.
The employees occupying the homes are unrelated to each…
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