The latest proposed site for a permanent memorial to the Sandy Hook school shooting victims has been rejected because planners say it is too close to a nearby hunting and fishing club.
Kyle Lyddy is the chairman of a commission the town set up to build the memorial. He says it would be inappropriate to put a memorial in an area where gunshots can be routinely heard.
Lyddy says among other criteria, the commission wants a location that is relatively secluded, has no wetlands or other environmental issues and is out of earshot of sirens or gunfire.
The commission hasn't set a date for when the memorial would be completed.
