Includes “Planners and stakeholders for Bristol's urban renewal project are struggling to usher in a planning and financing finalization scheme for Depot Square. According to the The Institute for Truth in Accounting, Connecticut “may be more likely than others to be taking on higher risk to address their debt problems.” With Depot Square's financing reliant on public debt for proprietary smart growth infrastructure (and possibly much more) and many homeowners struggling, we must remember what happens to a community when construction forges far ahead of economic activity. …”
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