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Mark H. McNulty

I’m a freelance writer, DJ, English teacher, and communications professional who has worked for seven years in the fields of infrastructure and land use planning for the public, private, and non-profit sectors in the New York metro area.

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I’m a freelance writer, DJ, English teacher, and communications professional based in Brooklyn, NY.

I spent five years as a music blogger and I'm going on seven years as a content specialist in infrastructure, public policy, and land use planning. I have worked in the public, private, and non-profit sector in New York City, seeing how things get done (or do not get done) from many angles. 

My experience with land use planning comes primarily from my four-year tenure with the non-profit Regional Plan Association, where I built up subject matter expertise on the topics of affordable housing, zoning, mass transit, and stormwater management.

I have always nurtured a passion for justice and a desire to call attention to the circumstances of marginalized communities in the United States. I combine this passion with my experience to tell stories about how we can change the built environment to narrow gap between "haves" and "have-nots" in society. 

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New York Governor Advances Housing Plan Amid Stiff Suburban Opposition

Governor Kathy Hochul’s ambitious proposal to create more housing has once again run into a brick wall of opposition in New York’s enormous suburbs, especially on Long Island. This year, however, the wall may have some cracks.

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New Exhibition Examines Democracy and Land Use in Connecticut

"The Practice of Democracy: A View from Connecticut" is a new exhibition on display from January to June in Bridgeport, New Haven, and Norwalk which unpacks the relationship of land use and development to democracy.

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Land Use Reform Picks Up Momentum in Connecticut Again

Multiple statewide land use reform proposals are up for debate in the Nutmeg State. Which, if any, will become law?

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