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Litchfield hires Halloran & Sage for land-use, multifamily and 8-30g matters
Summary
After issuing an RFQ and interviewing two firms, the commission unanimously voted to retain Halloran & Sage of Hartford to supplement existing counsel for multifamily and 8-30g matters; interviews were conducted by Vice Chairman P. Losee, Chairman Bramley and Land Use Administrator S. Macary.
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Commissioners reported that, in light of recent legislative changes affecting multifamily development, the Land Use department solicited proposals from larger firms with specific experience in 8-30g and multifamily law. Two firms submitted proposals; Vice Chairman P. Losee, Chairman Bramley and Land Use Administrator S. Macary interviewed both and recommended retaining Halloran & Sage of Hartford.
The Commission voted unanimously to retain Halloran & Sage to supplement the guidance previously provided by Attorney Steve Byrne. The retention was presented as adding depth of experience to help the town navigate multifamily development issues and state statutory provisions such as 8-30g.
