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Gov. Lamont signs new housing bill into law
House Bill 8002 requires towns to create housing growth plans and removes most parking mandates to help fill a 100,000-unit affordable housing gap, officials said.
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Connecticut passes bill to address affordable housing shortage
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont (D) on Wednesday signed a housing bill aimed at addressing the state’s shortage of affordable housing. H.B. 5002, a “much-debated” bill, according to CT Insider, passed during a special session in early November. The bill is a compromise from the version that Lamont had vetoed in June, which was followed by a special session to allow lawmakers more time to revise the legislation. “I think for housing to continue growi…
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