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Woodstock Town Board tackles Zena Homes, zoning, arts; denies gas station plan
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“The Woodstock Town Board is deeply concerned about the potential environmental impacts this project poses on the Town of Woodstock.
“Zena Development hired LaBella to prepare an environmental report that was submitted to the Woodstock Planning Board in 2024.
Zena Development rebutted accusations lodged against them by Stop Zena Development, both at a recent neighborhood meeting and at the Town Board.
No gas, all brakesThe Woodstock Planning Board denied the site plan for a six-pump gas station and convenience store at the site of a derelict garage across from Stewart’s, citing traffic safety concerns.
The site once served as a single-pump station and garage, owned decades ago by Woodstock Town Justice Rudi Baumgarten.