Union Square Revitalization: Weigh In on Housing Plan
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New Haven residents have a chance to influence the first phase of a massive revitalization project in Union Square. The City Plan Commission is seeking input on transforming the Robert T. Wolfe Apartments into modern mixed-income housing with retail and commercial space. Phase one includes 541 new units, parking lots, and 31,000 sq. ft. of shops. The project prioritizes current residents, with 40% of units at below-market rents. City leaders estimate a $2 billion multi-year effort, aiming for a $26 million federal grant. The plan also features traffic calming, improved public spaces, and local business boosts. Residents should attend Thursdays meeting to share their thoughts.
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