Woodstock Transit-Oriented Development Study
Description
The Woodstock Transit-Oriented Development Study project focused on integrating transportation and mobility improvements into a station area plan that included the redevelopment of the vacant Die Cast lot north of the Woodstock Metra station.
Current Activities
The study was completed in November 2003. The 12-acre Die-Cast site (located just east and adjacent to the UP tracks) was partially redeveloped with a 10-unit townhome community called Woodstock Station by The Hummel Group in 2008. Six acres of the original planning study site remains undeveloped. In 2018 the renovation of the former Elks Lodge at Cass and Throop Street into a retail, café and bar and the conversion of the BMO Harris Bank Building on the Square to a Brew Pub and Café are examples of transit supportive infill development in downtown Woodstock.
Related Reports
Project Type
Transit-Oriented Development Plan
Project Year
Project Status
Completed
Grantee
Woodstock
Planning Program
Community Planning
Funding Amounts by Source
| Source | Amount |
|---|---|
| Local | $13,500 |
| Federal | $54,000 |
Last Updated 06.15.2018