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CT SB00150
Bill
Status
2/15/2024
Primary Sponsor
Planning and Development Committee
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AI Summary
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Municipalities with population over 60,000 and area of 30 square miles or less must establish community investment boards for each neighborhood, with members including residents, business owners, religious leaders, and community representatives, effective October 1, 2024
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Municipal revenue sharing grants in affected municipalities would be allocated as follows: 35% based on community investment board priorities, 35% based on municipal legislative body priorities, and 30% on jointly agreed priorities
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Office of Policy and Management must create a website by January 1, 2024 to accept proposals for urban problem solutions, with authority to establish pilot programs for viable proposals and provide monetary awards for successful implementations
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A 12-member task force is established to study programs funded by the state through nonprofit providers and the compliance requirements imposed on those nonprofits by state agencies
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Task force must submit findings and recommendations to the Planning and Development committee by January 1, 2025, after which it will terminate
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Community Investment Boards And Neighborhood Assistance.
Last Action
Public Hearing 02/21
2/16/2024