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CT doesn't need transit-oriented development mandates

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Alexis Harrison is a member of CT169Strong and an elected member of the Fairfield Town Plan & Zoning Commission. She says the bill would remove public hearings on any development activity in the transit-oriented communities area. Harrison: The bill does not specifically preserve coastal areas that require a greater degree of natural space preservation.

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CT doesn't need transit-oriented development mandates

I recently had the opportunity to share my thoughts on HB 5390, An Act Concerning Transit-Oriented Communities and my opposition to pieces of the legislation. There have been a few missing pieces from the conversation on initiatives to develop in our transit areas by the bill’s proponents, DesegregateCT. First, it’s important to note that for decades, transit-oriented development has already been a success story in Connecticut — created by the v…

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