What This Daily Photo Archive Shows
Manuel Saquicela, owner of MB & S Construction, regularly parks work trucks in the large paved parking lot he built on his Pocono Lane property in Danbury, CT. They carry the MB & S Construction LLC name. This page is a running photo archive. I add a new photo at the top whenever I photograph them, each with its date.
10-27-2026
MB & S Construction work trucks parked outside in his backyard.
Zoning reference: Danbury’s zoning regulations, Section 3.G.5, limit commercial vehicle storage at a one-family home to one vehicle of up to 1.5 tons kept in a private garage. They allow only one registered vehicle of 3/4 ton or less, used for transportation rather than commerce, to be kept outside a garage.
Read the regulations yourself:
- Section 3, District Regulations (commercial vehicle storage, Section 3.G.5)
- Section 8, Supplemental Regulations (parking, Sections 8.C.1.c and 8.C.8.b, and grading permits, Section 8.A.3)
What This Daily Photo Archive Shows
Manuel Saquicela, owner of MB & S Construction, regularly parks work trucks in the large paved parking lot he built on his Pocono Lane property in Danbury, CT. They carry the MB & S Construction LLC name. This page is a running photo archive. I add a new photo at the top whenever I photograph them, each with its date.
10-26-2026
MB & S Construction work trucks parked outside in his backyard.
Zoning reference: Danbury’s zoning regulations, Section 3.G.5, limit commercial vehicle storage at a one-family home to one vehicle of up to 1.5 tons kept in a private garage. They allow only one registered vehicle of 3/4 ton or less, used for transportation rather than commerce, to be kept outside a garage.
Read the regulations yourself:
Section 3, District Regulations (commercial vehicle storage, Section 3.G.5)
Section 8, Supplemental Regulations (parking, Sections 8.C.1.c and 8.C.8.b, and grading permits, Section 8.A.3)
PART 3: Project Sunrise, a dated record of what’s happening on Sunrise Road, Pocono Lane, and other streets and neighborhoods in Danbury, CT.
Started October 24, 2026. Read Part 1. Read Part 2.
What This Daily Archive Shows
Manuel Saquicela, owner of MB & S Construction, regularly parks work trucks in the large paved parking lot he built on his property on Pocono Lane in Danbury, CT. They carry the MB & S Construction LLC name. This page is a running photo archive. A new photo is added at the top whenever I photograph them, each with its date.
What Danbury’s Zoning Regulations Say
Danbury’s zoning regulations, Section 3.G.5, limit commercial vehicle storage at a one-family home to one vehicle of up to 1.5 tons kept in a private garage. They allow only one registered vehicle of 3/4 ton or less, used for transportation rather than commerce, to be kept outside a garage.
Daily Photo Archive
October 25, 2026
MB & S Construction work trucks parked outside in the back lot. Photographed from my yard 10-24-2026
What Happens Next
I have asked the city to review this and will post what I learn. New photos will be added to the archive above as I take them.
My Opinion
Work trucks belong at a business site, not in a residential neighborhood. That’s my opinion, and the dated photos are there for you to judge.
Corrections
If anything here is wrong, tell us at makedanburygreatagain@gmail.com, and we’ll review it.
Read the Regulations Yourself
Every citation in this post comes from the City of Danbury’s own zoning regulations, so anyone can verify it. Link to the regulation files:
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- Section 3, District Regulations (commercial vehicle storage, Section 3.G.5)
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- Section 8, Supplemental Regulations (parking, Sections 8.C.1.c and 8.C.8.b, and grading permits, Section 8.A.3)