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As affordable housing projects spread, CT election fuels debate about 8-30g law

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By Don Stacom Verified
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While the overwhelming focus of debate in Connecticut legislative races is on taxes, affordability, energy costs and how to deal with the Trump administration, voters are also hearing from both sides about affordable housing and the 8-30g law.
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Developer accuses CT town of 'stonewalling' large housing plan. Here's the unusual step taken now.

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By Don Stacom Verified
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Both sides in the dispute over a 100-unit affordable housing proposal in Woodbridge are locked into what could be a long-term wait because the developer took the unusual step of having a state agency — instead of the local wetlands board — review his request for a key permit. Signs opposing the Beecher Bridge Commons proposal are still posted on the lawns of homes near the site, but there's no indication whether public comment will be part of the state's review process.
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Developer accuses CT town of ‘stonewalling’ large housing plan. Here’s the unusual step taken now.

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By Don Stacom Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Both sides in the dispute over a 100-unit affordable housing proposal in Woodbridge are locked into what could be a long-term wait because the developer took the unusual step of having a state agency — instead of the local wetlands board — review his request for a key permit. Signs opposing the Beecher Bridge Commons proposal are still posted on the lawns of homes near the site, but there's no indication whether public comment will be part of the state's review process.
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