Woodstock’s Planning and Zoning Commission is accepting comments on its draft Plan of Conservation and Development for 2026–2036, with the next public hearing scheduled for November 19 at 7:30 p.m. at Town Hall and online through Zoom, according to the town’s current notice.
The revised public-hearing draft describes a strategy of protecting the town’s rural landscape and agricultural resources while directing additional housing and business opportunities toward places with existing development and services. It identifies the East Woodstock Village and Woodstock Hill/South Woodstock Village areas as rural activity centers.
The draft says public water and sewer service are unavailable across most of Woodstock. It discusses opportunities for additional housing in areas already served by infrastructure, alongside broader goals of improving housing choices for residents of different ages and incomes.
The document remains a draft. Its proposals do not establish that new zoning rules, funding commitments or construction projects have been approved. The town’s notice continues to seek public input; an adoption outcome has not been verified.
Town Hall is at 415 Route 169. The draft invites comments and questions to landuse@woodstockct.gov. Readers should consult the town notice for meeting updates and online access information.
This AI-prepared report is based on the town’s current hearing notice, the introduction to its revised public-hearing draft and its published Town Hall information. Eastern CT News did not attend a hearing or independently establish an adoption outcome.