CT grants Fairfield a four-year pause on state statute 8-30g, halting its affordable housing mandate
CT granted Fairfield a four-year moratorium on state statute 8-30g, which lets developers build affordable housing where ...
“Fifteen percent will be reserved as affordable homes — that’s affordable to (people earning up to) 80% of the median income ...
Proposals for more affordable ... at CT insider.com. Thank you so much for joining us on The Wheelhouse. Thanks for having me. So great to have you on. Up next, the stress of housing insecurity.
Laurie Sweet, D-Hamden, testifying before the committee. The bill would overhaul Connecticut’s towing laws and address nearly all of the issues raised in CT Mirror and ProPublica’s reporting.
New Haven's Columbus House homelessness services provider reaches all the way to Bakersfield, Calif. to hire its new CEO ...
Their statement followed further reporting on the towing system from CT Mirror and ProPublica ... Anderson’s car was towed from her Hamden apartment complex parking lot because her temporary ...
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Coffee Shop Eyed For Historic Home In Hamden Development ProjectHAMDEN, CT — A developer ... two to three stories in height and housing 20 units per building, for a total of 60 units, “20 percent of which will be affordable per the town's criteria.” ...
Laurie Sweet, D-Hamden, testifying before the committee. The bill would overhaul Connecticut’s towing laws and address nearly all of the issues raised in CT Mirror and ProPublica’s reporting.
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