Danbury, CT Business Licensing & Operations: Massage Establishments (2026)

Massage therapy, as defined herein, may be provided as an accessory use in hospitals, nursing homes, medical clinics and medical offices, health centers, gymnasiums, reducing salons, barber shops or beauty parlors, provided such services are administered solely by a massage therapist licensed to practice massage therapy by the State of Connecticut. Current licenses for all persons administering massage therapy shall be prominently displayed on the premises. For barber shops or beauty parlors, a floor plan of the proposed facility showing all rooms, facilities and their intended uses shall accompany the application for a Zoning Permit. See §5.H.4. [Eff. 11/26/2011] 3.G.10. Bicycle Racks. [Eff. 5/2/2015] Bicycle racks designed for the temporary storage of bicycles are permitted as an accessory use for all principal uses, provided racks (1) are not placed within or prevent use of and access to required off-street parking or loading spaces, (2) do not impede or present a safety hazard for pedestrian or vehicular travel, and (3) are not located in the front yard. A zoning permit, including notation on the required plot plan of the location of the proposed bicycle rack(s), must be submitted and approved by the Zoning Enforcement Officer. 3.G.11. Electric Vehicle Charging Stations. [Eff. 5/2/2015] [Rev. 5/13/2023]