The settlement, which needs judicial approval before taking effect, calls for Norwalk to repeal its ban at an upcoming City Council meeting, Bonta said in a release. In addition, the city will dedicate $250,000 toward the development of new affordable housing, formally acknowledge that the ban harmed fair housing efforts and accept increased state monitoring of its housing policies. Bonta said that the legal action shows the state will not back down when local leaders attempt to block homeless housing.
Though modern updates have been skillfully introduced to 3772 Gainsborough Drive, for the most part, this midcentury showcase Eichler is a shrine to its original design - a design pioneered by one of Joseph Eichler's principal architects. Since 1964, the home has had only two owners. Your chance to be next comes with a $1.375 million price tag. This historic home was designed in 1964 by Claude Oakland.
HUD's English-only policy strips away translated housing materials and guidance, negatively impacting millions of non-English-speaking citizens who rely on these resources for basic housing needs.
The suit filed by the National Fair Housing Alliance (NFHA) and the Tennessee Fair Housing Council (TFHC) in the U.S. District Court alleges that HUD's refusal to distribute funds under the Fair Housing Initiatives Program violates federal law and the U.S. Constitution.
