Plans to remodel the interior of the former bank on Main St, New Milford, are before Zoning
NEW MILFORD — The former Webster Bank on the corner of Main and Bank street is about to be remodeled.
Entrepreneur Gary Goldring, who has revitalized much of New Milford’s Village Centger, purchased the circa 1903 bank in August 20141. His business manager James Stewart goes before the Zoning Commission April 14 with a special permit application to renovate the inside of the structure.
Plans include restoring the main banking floors as public spaces that could be used for retail, office, meetings or dining. Both the north and south side of the first floor portico would have kitchens with hood and fire suppression systems.
The 6,000-square-foot second floor would be divided into seven offices, two conference rooms and a reception area. The offices range from 250-square-feet to 600-square-feet. a small kitchenette with a sink and refrigerator would be on the floor as well.
There is a mezzanine level that overlooks the north side first floor.
The public hearing before the Zoning Commission is set for April 14 at 7 p.m. in the Loretta Brickley Room of Town Hall.