According to Marc Resnick, Foxborough's town planner, the plan involves 300 units of housing, "several" retail sites and office space. But Resnick points out that the plan is flexible and allows for a developer's input.
The site is currently owned by the state's Division of Capital Asset Management, which will be putting out a request for proposal to developers to acquire and develop the site after plans are finalized. There will be no asking price in the RFP but the winning developer will have to apply for a zoning change as the site is currently zoned for single-family homes.
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