Daniel W. McInerney, Business Manager
Around the Local
Connecticut municipalities are proposing a regional collaborative approach to address housing needs as an alternative to the vetoed HB 5002 legislation. The new framework would eliminate controversial mandates while allowing towns to work together through councils of government to meet housing goals and share responsibility for development across regions. Source: hartfordbusiness.com
West Haven officials have granted a time extension for the mixed-use development project planned for the former Buckle factory site. The project aims to transform the historic industrial property into a combination of residential units, commercial space, and community amenities, representing a significant redevelopment opportunity for the area. Source: nhregister.com
The City of Shelton has lifted a stop-work order on a major mixed-use development project featuring hotel, restaurant, and retail components. The decision allows construction to resume on the Bridgeport Avenue project after addressing regulatory compliance issues, moving forward with plans to bring new hospitality and commercial services to the area. Source: ctinsider.com
A development team has submitted proposals for a mixed-use project in Norwalk combining residential apartments and office space. The Water Street area project represents part of ongoing efforts to increase housing density and commercial development in the city's core areas, contributing to urban revitalization goals. Source: thehour.com
Connecticut Attorney General William Tong joined 18 other states and the District of Columbia in suing to block the U.S. Department of Energy from imposing new funding caps that would slash federal support for vital state-run energy programs. The lawsuit aims to protect Connecticut's energy assistance and efficiency programs from proposed federal cuts. Source: msn.com
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