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CommLinc Inc seeks approval for affordable housing at 520 Success Avenue in Bridgeport-Stratford

March 28, 2024 | Town of Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut



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CommLinc Inc seeks approval for affordable housing at 520 Success Avenue in Bridgeport-Stratford
During a recent meeting of the Stratford Zoning Commission, discussions centered around a significant redevelopment project at 520 Success Avenue, a property jointly located in Bridgeport and Stratford. The meeting highlighted the efforts of CommLinc Inc., which is seeking to remodel the existing building on the site as part of a broader settlement agreement with the town.

The representative for CommLinc Inc. outlined the purpose of the meeting, emphasizing the importance of submitting an affordable housing application in compliance with Connecticut General Statute 8-30g. This requirement stems from a settlement agreement involving multiple properties, and the application for this specific site is the final step in fulfilling the terms of that agreement.

Key to the discussion was the confirmation that there are no wetlands on the property, as noted in a report from Kelly Kerrigan, which was presented as part of the meeting's exhibits. This information is crucial for moving forward with the remodeling plans, as it addresses potential environmental concerns that could impact the development process.

The property’s unique location, straddling the border between Bridgeport and Stratford, adds complexity to the project. The zoning commission's approval is essential for CommLinc Inc. to proceed with their plans, which aim to enhance the community by providing affordable housing options.

As the meeting concluded, the focus remained on how this redevelopment could positively impact local residents by addressing housing needs and contributing to the community's growth. The commission's decision on the application will be a pivotal moment for both the property and the surrounding neighborhoods.

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