Department of Development Services 250 Constitution Plaza, 4th Floor
Hartford, CT 06103 Tel: (860) 757-9040 Fax: (860) 722-6630
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News
January 11, 2011
Hartford Redevelopment Agency Notice of Brownfields Cleanup Quality Assurance
Project Plan/Remedial Action Plan Ramon Qurious Park 354-380 Hudson
Street, Hartford, CT
Remedial Action Plan and Quality Assurance Project Plan Addendum
December 14, 2011
City of Hartford Acting by and through The Hartford Redevelopment Agency
Request for Proposals Land Offered for Sale Albany Avenue-Woodland Street
Project and Upper Albany Project
Albany and Woodland Streets
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CT051v-Annual Plan-2009 CT051a
CT051b
CT051c
**NEW** 9/11/2008- Downtown Redevelopment Plans Move Forward- Click here for
plan details
New Housing Developments
Hartford’s New Citation Process: A New Weapon to Combat
Urban Blight
Hartford 2010 Final Report
St. Francis Medical Center
received approval to build a new 8-story, $125M, 230,000sf medical building in
the block bound by Ashley, Asylum, Atwood and Collins St.
Architect's rendering
Prime Downtown Site
offered by City of Hartford
This easily accessible, highly visible 6.275-acre assemblage consists of 3.375
and 2.90-acre parcels, located on the northern edge of the Central Business
District. This commercially zoned parcel is one of the few remaining sites
in the downtown area, ideally suited for a major corporate headquarters
facility.

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Hartford Development Services Department
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Mission: The Hartford Development Services Department
serves to promote the orderly development of the City by helping residents and
policy makers plan for Hartford's future, and to provide professional and
administrative services to developers, businesses, Hartford residents, City land
use regulatory boards and commissions and other City agencies.
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Department is organized into five divisions: economic development, housing and
property management, grants management services, licenses and inspections and
planning.
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NEAR-TERM DEVELOPMENT SERVICES AGENDA
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Economic Development Division
The Economic Development Division works to create an
environment in Hartford conducive to growing and attracting business throughout
the City and its neighborhoods through the following programs:
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Small Business Development: Provides technical
assistance to neighborhood businesses and entrepreneurs interested in starting
new businesses.
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Corporate Development: Works with industrial
companies, commercial service firms and chain retailers on projects that retain
and create new jobs and spur investment in the city.
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Neighborhood Development and Redevelopment:
Provides assistance to developers and neighborhood groups to ensure that
blighted and underutilized properties are renovated and put back to productive
reuse.
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The Hartford Redevelopment Agency (HRA)
establishes and manages Redevelopment Plans and purchases targeted properties
for development.
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Housing and Property Management Division
The Housing & Property Management Division administers
housing rehabilitation and construction contracts through several loan programs.
These programs:
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Provide down payment and closing cost assistance for
the purchase of 1 to 4 family homes;
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Provide low interest rate loans to finance home
repairs;
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Expand the supply of decent and affordable housing for
low and very low-income persons/families;
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Provides financing assistance for rehabilitation and
new construction of one to four family homes; and
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Assist residential tenants in Hartford who believe that
their rents are excessive.
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Division of Grants Management
The Division of Grants Management secures, manages and
administers U.S. Housing and Urban Development entitlement grant programs
including the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), Emergency Shelter (ESG)
and Housing Opportunities for Persons With Aids (HOPWA), as well as other
federal and state grant and loan agreements; and develops and manages several
community development projects.
On an annual basis these federal
entitlement funds are allocated to City departments and over seventy-five
community-based organizations throughout the City, to rebuild and revitalize
Hartford’s neighborhoods and support its low and moderate-income residents. The
Grants Division also ensures funds are used appropriately in accordance with
stringent federal regulations.
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Licenses & Inspections Division
The Licenses and Inspections Division ensures the
health and safety of the public and the soundness and habitability of the City’s
residential, industrial and commercial structures by enforcing the state
building code and the city’s housing and zoning codes; and issues licenses and
permits as required by state statute and municipal code.
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Housing Code and Rodent Control Enforcement
Enforce State Statutes and Municipal Ordinances that protect the public health,
safety and welfare in all:
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Building and Trades reviews building permit
applications and plans for code compliance, issue building permits and conduct
on going building inspections to assist and ensure property owners and
contractors build and repair housing, industrial and commercial buildings in
compliance with applicable building codes.
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Zoning – on Planning Division page. For more
information click here.
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Weights and Measures inspects weights and
measures devices for accuracy and integrity.
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Planning Division
Promotes the orderly growth of the City by helping
citizens and policy makers visualize Hartford’s growth opportunities, and
provides professional and administrative services to the:
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Planning and Zoning Commission
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Inland Wetlands Agency
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Historic Preservation Commission
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Historical Properties Commission
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Design Review Board
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Regulatory Land Use Boards and Commissions
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Zoning Board of Appeals
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Zoning examines plans and permit applications
for the issuance of permits and inspects properties for zoning compliance and
enforcement.
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Neighborhood Planning develops plans and
strategies for neighborhood improvements and revitalization, and assists the
fourteen Neighborhood Revitalization Zones to identify and eliminate blighted
properties and to plan and implement neighborhood improvements by reviewing and
approving neighborhood proposals.
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