The Redevelopment Agency is a separate third party agency that describes itself as a proactive partner with the City of Norwalk in the development and redevelopment of Norwalk’s Urban Core. As a separate agency it has its own board members appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the council. It has its own budget that it generates through grants, but is also funded in part by local taxpayers. It also plays an very active role in working with developers and mayor’s office in determining the city’s tax credit development projects. Visit UDRIVE Norwalk’s Tax Credits link under the Taxes Tab.
Click below to access the Redevelopment Agency’s home page.
The Redevelopment Agency describes its goals and efforts as being in the following areas:
- Proactive Planning
- Transit-Oriented Development
- New and Mixed Used Development
- Connectivity
- High Quality Housing Options
- Historic Preservation and Restoration
- Economic Development
- Community Development
- Livability
Redevelopment Agency Projects
- 24 Haviland St.
- 68 Lexington Ave.
- SONO Pearl
- Choice Neighborhoods Ryan Park
- Soundview Landing
- Wheels2U on demand bus shuttle
- Clarke Lofts SONO
- Freese Park (Wall Street)
- Gateway to Norwalk Art – The Vines on West Avenue
- Harbor Loop Trail
- Harborside SONO
- Head of the Harbor
- 19 Day Street SONO
- Oyster Shell Park
- SONO Collection
- Shirt Factory
- Waypoint District
- Walk Bridge
- Wall Street Place (POKO)
- Wall Street Theater
- Wayfinding
- Wester Lot
- West Avenue Enhancements
For a detailed description of each project click on the link below:
Below are the latest financial statement/budget on record:
2018
https://www.norwalkct.org/DocumentCenter/View/14631/Final-2018-NRA-FS