The Brookfield Board of Selectmen has reached an agreement with developers of Brookfield Village.  First Selectman Steve Dunn threatened to take back a tax abatement after the end-of-May deadline was missed to demolish the old Mother Earth and Subway buildings on Federal Road.  The town required commercial space on the first floor of the buildings, but the Newstimes reports that the developer said businesses were not interested in renting two of the buildings facing Station Road and in the middle of the project.  The Zoning Board of Appeals needs to approve the change removing that requirement.  Two other proposed buildings will have mixed residential and commercial space.  Two mixed use buildings have already been constructed.  Dunn says Brookfield Village should be able to secure private financing for the two all residential buildings.