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As many of you know, the
federal monitor for the Spano-brokered HUD housing settlement sent a letter to
the 31 municipalities named in that settlement. Croton is one of these
municipalities. In that letter, obtained from the village pursuant to a freedom of information request, the monitor provides examples of “restrictive zoning”,
including height, lot size, limitations/prohibition on acceptance of source of
income, i.e. Section 8 vouchers, limitations on the number of bedrooms, and
more. The monitor also provides an analysis of the village’s zoning etc. and
asks in so many words, for any corrections and such by April 18, 2013. You can
see the HUD letter here: http://everythingcroton.blogspot.com/2013/04/hud-letter-to-croton-now-online.html
Provided below is a copy of the village’s response to HUD--once again obtained from the village pursuant to a freedom of information request. Click on the image.
Provided below is a copy of the village’s response to HUD--once again obtained from the village pursuant to a freedom of information request. Click on the image.
In the words of Vito Corleone to Tom Hagan in The Godfather, I didn't know until this day it was Barzini all along.
ReplyDeleteStill think the re-zoning was about stores? Think again. Come. Stroll down memory lane. Put this link into your browser from 2008
http://nycom.groupsite.com/beta/discussion/topics/51472/messages
Now anyone who has been paying attention will find this response very interesting.
ReplyDeleteBetter to have sent nothing than this. Seems a little antagonistic.
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