Public documents that mention Anthony F. Genovese.
Oct 19, 2026·Board meeting
Housing Commission Regular Meeting
The meeting focused on the relationship between housing and economic development within the community. Key discussions included the challenges of regionalization, strategies for enhancing the commercial tax base through mixed-use housing, and the potential for new development on specific local sites. Members discussed current zoning regulations, the impact of architectural reviews on development, and the importance of connecting housing projects with local amenities to improve walkability and overall economic vitality.
Oct 6, 2026·
Enterprise
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Town of Woodbridge Board of Finance Special Town Meeting
The meeting serves to receive communications regarding and to consider the resolution to appropriate $118,500,000 for the new Beecher Road School and Central Office. This includes authorizing the issuance of bonds and notes to finance the appropriation not covered by grants. The meeting also involves a procedural step to adjourn and submit the resolution to a referendum vote.
Sep 30, 2026·Board meeting
Economic Development Commission Meeting
The commission reviewed updates on the Beecher Road school building project, focusing on infrastructure challenges, student population growth, and the necessity of facility improvements. Key discussion points included the evaluation of multiple building options, the prioritization of specialized classroom spaces, safety, security, and sustainability, and the capital improvement plan for the district. The committee also examined state grant subsidy requirements for construction projects and debt indicators.
Sep 23, 2026·Board meeting
Woodbridge Board of Selectmen Special Meeting Minutes
The Board of Selectmen convened to address several key items, most notably the Beecher Road School building project. The Board approved a resolution to appropriate $118,500,000 for the new school and central office, authorizing bonds and notes for the project. Additionally, the Board scheduled a Special Town Meeting and a referendum regarding this appropriation. During a public hearing, the Board received input and subsequently adopted amendments to the Citation Notice and Hearing Procedure and the Emergency Medical Services Commission Ordinance.
