Norwalk is moving forward on a large project aiming to fulfill part of its state-mandated Housing Element plan a month after California revoked the city’s compliance with the Housing Element law and filed a lawsuit seeking to overturn a city moratorium on homeless shelters.
The city has approved a plan for a 32-acre mixed-use development that will replace a shuttered youth prison complex at 13200 Bloomfield Avenue.
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