HB 6606
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HB 6606
AN ACT CONCERNING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN DISTRESSED MUNICIPALITIES AND THE RENOVATION OF HISTORIC MIXED-USE BUILDINGS
Connecticut · Became law
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| Ron Napoli | Sponsors | Ron Napoli sponsored HB 6606. | None |
| John-Michael Parker | Sponsors | John-Michael Parker sponsored HB 6606. | None |
| Eleni DeGraw | Sponsors | Eleni DeGraw sponsored HB 6606. | None |
| Jenn Leeper | Sponsors | Jenn Leeper sponsored HB 6606. | None |
| Stephanie Thomas | Sponsors | Stephanie Thomas sponsored HB 6606. | None |
| Geraldo Reyes | Sponsors | Geraldo Reyes sponsored HB 6606. | None |
| Pat Dillon | Sponsors | Pat Dillon sponsored HB 6606. | None |
| M.D. William A. Petit Jr. | Sponsors | M.D. William A. Petit Jr. sponsored HB 6606. | None |
| An Act Concerning Economic Development in Distressed Municipalities and the Renovation of Historic Mixed-Use Buildings. | Source records | HB 6606 has an explicit source reference to An Act Concerning Economic Development in Distressed Municipalities and the Renovation of Historic Mixed-Use Buildings.. | None |
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