A highly controversial plan for 40 multifamily and affordable dwelling units in five buildings in a suburban town has been shared in a way that allows the public to weigh in on whether the project “ may significantly affect the environment.”

The plan for the 100% affordable housing on 2.48 acres at 980 High St., Fairfield, has drawn the sharp ire of some residents, but the Board of Selectmen recently approved a transfer of $570,000 from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund to the Fairfield Housing Corporation, according to action at an Oct. 29 meeting. The request for the transfer was from the Fairfield Affordable Housing Committee, the agenda shows.

According to the state Environmental Monitor , which shares information under the Connecticut Environmental Policy Act , for project

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