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Port of Ridgefield’s 40-Acre Waterfront Redevelopment With Palindrome Meets Community Resistance

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The Port of Ridgefield and developer Palindrome Properties Group are advancing a roughly 40-acre mixed-use district on remediated industrial land along Lake River, even as an organized resident coalition mobilizes against the project's density, traffic and wildlife impacts ahead of a targeted late-2027 groundbreaking.

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