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The development considered for Fairfield Hills should be enough. Look very carefully at what Desegregate CT is all about. The words 'equitable' and 'inclusive' should give you a clue.
27 units at 2 cars per unit planned. The traffic on Main St / 25 is already very congested. You seem to be making assumptions about affordability. Do you have any hard data on expected rents?
