The City Planning Commission has rescheduled a hearing on a 63-lot affordable housing development that a local nonprofit developer is proposing to build on the city’s border with Prospect. Waterbury-based NEST has partnered with Meriden-based Carabetta Development on the “workforce housing” project on a mostly wooded 30-acre property off the northern side of Route 69. NEST is a nonprofit community development organization dedicated to expanding home ownership opportunities and revitalizing neighborhood. NEST has negotiated a sales agreement with the owner of the property, Sunrise Farm LLC, and NEST and Carabetta Development will develop the affordable housing project. NEST is seeking approval for a special exception for the Forest Hills project under the city’s zoning regulations for residential campus developments.
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