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Where do homeowners actually have a voice on supportive housing?
Homeowners get a real voice through public hearings before a town's planning commission or council, where a project's zoning approval, variance, or permit typically has to be discussed before it can move forward. Written comments submitted to that body also become part of the public record. Brian can point you to when and where a specific project's next public hearing is scheduled.
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