Westport is debating whether to join the Connecticut Municipal Development Agency (CMDA), a quasi-public entity designed to help municipalities develop vibrant, walkable communities. The proposal remains contentious. RTM Planning & Zoning and Transit committees voted against joining, citing concerns about benefits and timing. However, First Selectman Kevin Christie expressed enthusiasm for CMDA as a planning tool that would allow the town to address areas like Saugatuck comprehensively rather than on a project-by-project basis. The decision reflects broader questions about town development strategy and regulatory approach.
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