Woodbury, Connecticut is a vibrant town with a charming character and immense potential for growth. However, recent trends suggest that our progress is being stifled by the actions and interpretations of our current Town Planner, William Agresta. Residents and business owners alike have faced significant challenges under his administration, particularly when it comes to securing permits for businesses and even minor home improvements.

It's been reported that Mr. Agresta has been obstructive, causing unnecessary delays and imposing costly demands that exceed the stipulations outlined in the town’s zoning regulations. These demands often result in additional financial burdens on the community, hampering economic growth and discouraging potential investors and homeowners.

Furthermore, Mr. Agresta has been thought to misinterpret zoning regulations, adding confusion and unwarranted stress to those trying to contribute to the town’s development. His actions do not align with promoting a community that thrives on reasonable and balanced growth, pushing many residents to feel unheard and powerless to speak up.

Our town deserves a Town Planner who will facilitate growth, not hinder it. We need someone who can interpret the zoning regulations with balanced reasoning and who sees the bigger picture for Woodbury’s economic and community development. We are advocating for the replacement of William Agresta with a more responsible and community-minded individual who exhibits a fair approach to zoning and planning matters.

This is a call to action for everyone in Woodbury who is affected by these practices. By signing this petition, you are voicing your support for positive change. Let’s work together to ensure that our town can reach its full potential, without unnecessary obstacles imposed by mismanagement. Join us in advocating for a Town Planner who truly has the best interests of Woodbury at heart. Please sign this petition to bring this critical issue to the attention of our local leaders and initiate the change our community needs.