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In The News
July 30, 2025
Team Common Ground Announcement
Dear Neighbor,
Local elections will be held in a few months, on Tuesday, November 4th. I’m pleased to introduce you to the Common Ground For Woodbridge Team:
First Selectman: Robert Rosasco
Board of Selectmen: Javier Aviles, Amey Marrella, and Andrea Urbano
Amity Board of Education: Joi Prud’homme, and Lauren Moras
Beecher Board of Education: Jackie Cappiello, Sarah Beth Del Prete... continue reading here
October 16, 2024
Woodbridge Informed: The POCD and Woodbridge's Future
Dear Neighbor,
As you may recall from the August newsletter, there are a number of land use projects underway in our town. Most recently, you may have participated in the Plan of Conservation and Development (“POCD”) Open House on October 8th (the “Open House”). The Open House included various activities that offered information to and collected feedback from residents.
For those looking for the nickel tour, here are some observations on the POCD information so far. First, the Survey Results indicate what residents find “special” about... continue reading here
June 2, 2025
Informing Woodbridge on Fountain Street
Dear Neighbors,
As many of you are aware, the Town Plan & Zoning Commission held a Public Hearing on June 2nd regarding a special exception application for a four story, 96 unit apartment complex at 804 Fountain Street. Some 100 residents attended the hearing. Both the Woodbridge Land Trust and Woodbridge Park Association were approved as intervenors and presented expert testimony, in addition to that presented by the applicant. The Public Hearing will continue on Monday, September 2nd in the Center Gym. It is critical that you attend this follow-up meeting and voice your thoughts if you were unable to do so at last night’s meeting. Here are a few topics raised in the meeting
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Our town’s fire chief listed detailed concerns about the ability to respond to an emergency in light of site and building design flaws.
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The Land Trust and Park Association experts pointed out significant problems with the proposed stormwater management system, on-site blasting, and other adverse environmental impacts.
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Residents raised concerns about the size and aesthetics of the development and its contrast with the surrounding residential... continue reading here