Environmental assessments of the existing Woodstock DPW facility triggered the full rehabilitation of the site and structures. The design team executed a full feasibility study for the re-planning and configuration of the 8-acre site; 5,000-SF of additions and 3,000-SF of renovations to the existing structure; the provision of new salt & sand storage facilities; the relocation and lighting of the town-wide fueling station; and upgrades to the site infrastructure, circulation, lighting, and security.

The building designs include a new animal control facility; new handicap accessible office, meeting and locker rooms, and break area; and new drive through vehicle maintenance and wash bays. All of the new bays are sized to accommodate trucks with plows and sanders and will include radiant slab heating.