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Aug 25, 2026
Closes
Sep 9, 2026
Project consists of hot-mix asphalt removal; full depth reclamation (select streets); base course preparation and grading, placement of hot-mix asphalt binder and surface course; curb and gutter removal and replacement; new curb installation; sidewalk removal and replacement; new sidewalk installation; replacement of drainage structures and sewers; sanitary sewer replacement, restoration, and all other items of work.
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Census ID
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194708
Employee FTE
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153
Population
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25,740
Procurement Hell Score
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43 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Woodstock
The Downtown Woodstock Development Plan is a strategic guide for the future development of Downtown Woodstock, aiming to enhance its character, civic vitality, diversity, and strength. The plan is built upon four central tenets: preserving the historic character, increasing residential density, developing the civic heart of the community, and strengthening the central business district. It seeks to guide growth over the next 10-15 years, with a key objective to double residential units near the train depot by 2030.
This 2025 Progress Report assesses the City of Woodstock's Downtown Development Plan, adopted in 2019. The plan outlines a strategy for revitalizing and growing the historic downtown district, focusing on four core objectives: strengthening the civic and cultural heart, increasing residential density, preserving historic character, and bolstering the Central Business District. The overarching goal is to create a vibrant, economically resilient, and historically preserved community hub.
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This document serves as a 2025 Progress Report for the Downtown Woodstock Development Plan, initially established in 2019. It evaluates accomplishments, identifies challenges, and outlines a path forward based on the original plan's core objectives: strengthening the civic and cultural heart, increasing residential density, preserving historic character, and fortifying the Central Business District. The future focus includes developing a new master plan, increasing residential and mixed-use development, supporting small businesses and entrepreneurship, enhancing public spaces and infrastructure, leveraging alternative financing tools, and continuing historic preservation.
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