Women’s soccer team
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I neglected to mention that given this scenario the best way on LI to start such a project would be to extend the Sunken Meadow State Parkway by adding a northbound roadway through the traffic circle.
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how do you figure they can budget it out for less than $750 billion?
and who would pay for it?
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Fairfield:
https://www.ctpost.com/fairfield/article/fairfield-townhouses-development-housing-ct-21261118.php
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Went from 10 down to 6 units and no more affordable housing
https://www.ctinsider.com/fairfield/article/fairfield-townhouse-proposal-kings-drive-21345416.php
Might not be in Bridgeport anymore and if it does there may be no affordable housing
https://www.ctpost.com/news/article/soccer-developer-still-pushing-for-ct-stadium-21355266.php
Honestly not surprised. Poor Bridgeport
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New Haven sounds like a better option because it is more centrally located and is growing quicker than Bridgeport
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A minor-league baseball team couldn’t survive in Bridgeport.
What makes them think a soccer team would fare any better?
Maybe next time they can try marketing a professional lacrosse squad LOL.
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Stratford
https://www.ctpost.com/news/article/stratford-154-apartments-center-school-tod-21367755.php
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Fairfield is proposing a 5 year extension on the 8-30g moratorium
Regular non affordable projects can still be proposed
https://www.ctpost.com/fairfield/article/ct-fairfield-affordable-housing-moratorium-8-30g-22081425.php
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Bridgeport is losing its minor-league ice-hockey team
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1525 Railroad Avenue
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“The landmark red-and-white smokestack towering over the harbor will remain part of Bridgeport’s skyline for at least a few more months.
The owner of the ex-coal-fired power plant beneath that 500-foot industrial symbol is pushing off its previously-announced spring demolition until around September at the earliest.
The bulk of the facility was imploded late last September”
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Stratford
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End of an era
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