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Norwalk Fair Rent Commission accepts new case, closes others and elects new chair
Summary
At its Jan. 7 meeting the Norwalk Fair Rent Commission accepted a new complaint for a Glover Avenue apartment, closed several older cases after withdrawals or settlements, and unanimously elected Fran Collier Clemens chair and Linus Constant vice chair.
The Norwalk Fair Rent Commission on Wednesday accepted a newly filed fair-rent complaint, closed several older matters that were withdrawn or settled, and unanimously elected Fran Collier Clemens as chair and Linus Constant as vice chair.
The commission voted to add case 1876-251 (Glover Avenue, Apt. 222) to its docket after staff reported the landlord notified of a proposed rent increase from $2,993 to $3,172 for a two-bedroom unit and that notifications had been sent to the parties. "We will accept this case," Chair John said after a staff recommendation; the motion to accept was moved and seconded and carried by voice vote.
Staff also reported resolution or withdrawal in multiple pending matters. Russell Liskov, the commission's case staff, said the oldest pending matter, case…
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