Fairfield meets affordable housing goal, gains 4-year break
First Selectman Bill Gerber said the town received a four-year "Moratorium of Applicability." This allows greater control over new housing applications during that time.
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Apr 2, 2025, 10:56 AM
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12h agoFairfield officials announced they have met the state's affordable housing requirement.
First Selectman Bill Gerber said the town received a four-year "Moratorium of Applicability." This allows greater control over new housing applications during that time.
Gerber added that Fairfield still plans to explore new affordable housing options despite the waiver.
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