Foxborough Invites Community to Neponset Avenue Vision Workshop on July 8

Foxborough residents are encouraged to share their thoughts and ideas at the upcoming Neponset Avenue Vision Workshop, scheduled for Monday, July 8 at 6:30 p.m. at the Foxborough Community Center. This workshop will focus on zoning, development, and design plans for the Neponset Avenue area—an important part of town that’s set to evolve in the coming years.
The session is part of a long-range planning effort led by the Foxborough Planning Department, aimed at shaping future growth while preserving the character of existing neighborhoods. The meeting is open to the public and is an opportunity for residents, business owners, and other stakeholders to help guide how the area develops.
What to Expect
During the workshop, participants will hear a brief presentation from planning officials and consultants, followed by interactive discussions. The goal is to gather community input on topics such as:
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Land use and zoning regulations
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Pedestrian and traffic safety
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Mixed-use development opportunities
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Streetscape and design improvements
Residents will be able to voice their priorities and offer feedback on maps and visual concepts. Whether you're concerned about traffic patterns or excited about new commercial spaces, this session gives you a chance to speak directly with planners.
Why It Matters
Neponset Avenue plays a critical role in Foxborough’s layout. It connects residential neighborhoods, schools, and commercial areas, and it's expected to see significant updates in the coming years. This planning workshop will help ensure that changes to the area reflect what the community values most.
The feedback gathered on July 8 will directly inform future decisions about infrastructure upgrades, zoning changes, and potential redevelopment projects.
Event Details
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Event: Neponset Avenue Vision Workshop
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Date: Monday, July 8, 2025
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Time: 6:30 p.m.
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Location: Foxborough Community Center, 68 Mill Street
Everyone is welcome to attend, and no registration is required.