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Despite five years of advance notice that Connecticut towns would have to submit affordable housing plans by June 1, less than half of them made the deadline.
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Hochul says she'll work with local government leaders after dropping proposal to allow 'tiny houses'Governor Kathy Hochul nixed the controversial plan to allow accessory dwelling units from her state budget proposal.
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The pandemic slowed the production of new housing in Connecticut, but new residential construction, particularly of multifamily housing, has lagged in the state for years.
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Some of Governor Ned Lamont’s executive orders to curb the spread of coronavirus in Connecticut could be extended until April 15.
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A bill on the desk of Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont would rewrite the state’s zoning code and is supposed to create more fair and equitable housing. The…
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Zoning! You can’t talk about affordable housing in Connecticut without it. Zoning laws set the rules for new housing development in the state. Some…
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Opponents of controversial zoning bills in Connecticut say the new pieces of legislation would make it impossible for towns to say "no" to development…
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Lawmakers and advocates in Connecticut are debating a set of bills meant to make more equitable laws to decide where affordable housing and development…
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After weeks of closed-door meetings and public hearings, officials in Norwalk, Conn., have agreed to settle a two-year legal battle with a local Muslim…
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A private property in coastal Rowayton, Connecticut is stirring up controversy. A land trust wants to preserve the half-acre site as a bird sanctuary and…