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Using Linked Housing, Banking and Transportation Policy to Bring Home the Benefits of Livable Communities, Testimony

By Scott Bernstein. March 26, 2009
On March 26, CNT’s President, Scott Bernstein, and Reconnecting America’s CEO, Shelley Poticha, told Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee members and staff that transportation and housing policy and funding must be linked to unlock the market for development near stations and to enhance affordability.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/BernsteinSenBankingSympMar262009.pdf (60.5kb) - Testimony

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