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Middlebury OKs second CHIP project
Developer Philip Rosenzweig, right, explains to the Middlebury selectboard Tuesday why they should approve his effort to secure tax increment financing to pay for $1.2 million in infrastructure for his planned 35-unit apartment building at the intersection of Middle Road and Court Street. Addison County Economic Development Corp. Executive Director Alex Armani-Munn, left, listens. Independent photo/John Flowers
August 27, 2026
“We need housing at all levels,” Dan Brown said. “We need to be building across the spectrum.”
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