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People Spotlight: Meet Peter O’Connor

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By Peter O'Connor
| aecom.com
Our People Spotlight series gives you an inside look at our technical experts around the world. This week, we are highlighting our Environmental Impact Assessment Lead for Ireland and providing you insight into his inspiration and work. Peter O’Connor has over two decades of experience spanning the energy, power, minerals and waste sectors, having worked on a diverse range of projects across Europe throughout his career.
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Let's make modest homes legal again

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By Peter O'Connor
| The Connecticut Mirror Verified
There is a bill currently being considered by the Connecticut General Assembly that aims to make the type of home I grew up in legal again. Senate Bill 151 would once again allow home builders to construct the kinds of houses that are a historic part of our Connecticut towns and villages.
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CT still needs a regional approach to housing

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By Peter O'Connor
| The Connecticut Mirror Verified
One year ago I predicted that, in the 2025 legislative session, our General Assembly would fail to address the ongoing housing crisis in any significant way: A bill was passed by the legislature (HB 5002), and then the governor vetoed it. In a special session over the summer, the legislature passed another housing bill, (HB 8002) which the governor signed and is now law.
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