Back Home About Us Contact Us
Town Charters
Seniors
Federal Budget
Ethics
Hall of Shame
Education
Unions
Binding Arbitration
State - Budget
Local - Budget
Prevailing Wage
Jobs
Health Care
Referendum
Eminent Domain
Group Homes
Consortium
TABOR
Editorials
Tax Talk
Press Releases
Find Representatives
Web Sites
Media
CT Taxpayer Groups
 
Eminent Domain
The Haven reaches deal with 90 percent of West Haven property owners

 

 

 

WEST HAVEN, CONNECTICUT

 

 

City Threatens Seizure Of Middle Class Homes To Build ...High-End Ritzy Mall

 

Written by: www.offthegridnews.com/   

 

Daniel Jennings Current Events September 19, 2015

 

An entire working class neighborhood could be removed by eminent domain and replaced with a $200 million high-end outlet mall if city officials in West Haven, Connecticut, get their way.

Family homes and small businesses would be among the structures seized and torn down to make way for luxury shops, hotels and restaurants to be built by wealthy developers Sheldon Gordon and Ty Miller.  

Continue reading at ….. http://www.offthegridnews.com/current-events/city-threatens-seizure-of-middle-class-homes-to-build-high-end-ritzy-mall/

 

 

 

 

 

Connecticut Homeowners Fight to Prevent City From Taking Their Homes for Redevelopment

 

Daily Signal  Melissa Quinn / @MelissaQuinn97 /

 

September 16, 2015 / 80 comments

 

 

Every day, Janet Rodriguez sits at her home in West Haven, Conn., and she waits.

She waits for a knock at her front door, a knock she fears will bring news that Rodriguez and her family will be forced to leave the home they’ve lived in for nearly a decade. A knock that means the city has exhausted its efforts to negotiate with Rodriguez and her family and is moving to condemn their house to make way for a $200-million high-end mall.

Rodriguez, along with her neighbors on First Avenue, is fighting the city of West Haven to keep her home. But still, every day, she waits. 

Continue reading at ….http://dailysignal.com/2015/09/16/connecticut-homeowners-fight-to-prevent-city-from-taking-their-homes-for-redevelopment/