Former CMSC Board Chair Ted DeSantos writes on how New Britain’s iconic 
Beehive Bridge came to be, along with other Transit Oriented Design success stories:
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2015 Awards of Excellence
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Affordable Housing
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CHFA
CMSC member
CMSC member communtiy
Come Home to Downtown
Community Investment Act
CTfastrak
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downtown revitalization
Downtown Update
Hartford
historic tax credits
innovation
Jack Shannahan Prize for Public Service
Main Street Approach
Millennials
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National Main Street Center
National Register of Historic Places
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Preservation of Place Grant
Tax Increment Financing
TIF
TOD
transit
Transportation
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- Joseph Hurst, President, Norfolk Foundation