Windsor Town Board, Sept. 28, 2026

Stories from this meeting

1. Windsor advances Larimer flood maps that staff say set insurance rates

   The Windsor Town Board approved on first reading an ordinance to adopt new Larimer County flood insurance maps. The maps set rates by flood zone, a staff member told the board.

   Item C1

2. Windsor advances permit path for temporary modular buildings

   The code change would let applicants seek conditional-use permits across several zoning districts, but approval is not guaranteed; a second reading is scheduled for Oct. 12, with the ordinance set to take effect Nov. 11.

   Item C3

3. Windsor tables housing plan, sends it to work session

   The board set no date for the plan to return. Its proposed code changes include allowing duplexes in one residential district and raising the multiplex limit from six to eight units per lot in three others.

   Item C6Postponed

4. Windsor holds off on legal action over Greeley annexation

   The board set litigation aside for now, leaving negotiations over potential regional economic-development opportunities and a chance to rebuild working ties between the communities.

   Item F1Carried

Decided5

• Review of Agenda by the Board and Addition of Items of New Business to the Agenda for ConsiderationCarried

• Consent calendar 6 itemsAdopted with the calendar

  Show the 6 items

  • Item B1Approval of the September 14, 2026 Town Board Regular Meeting Minutes - K. Frawley, Town Clerk
  • Item B2Board and Commission Appointment - K. Frawley, Town Clerk
  • Item B3Roundabout right-of-way and easement accepted
  • Item B4Windsor Lake Road land and easement accepted
  • Item B5Windsor sets $250,000 annual DDA base
  • Item B6A Recommendation for the Nomination of Julie Cline to fill the Vacancy on the Colorado Municipal League Board

• Ordinance No. 2026-1750 - An Ordinance Amending Windsor Municipal Code Chapters 7 And 16, Concerning the Keeping of Chicken Hens and Chicken Coops in Single-Family Residential Areas - Sandra Mezzetti, Senior Planner, Community Development DepartmentCarried

• An Executive Session Pursuant to Colorado Revised Statutes Sec. 24-6-402(4)(e)(I) to Determine Positions Relative to Matters that may be Subject to Negotiations; Developing Strategy for Negotiations; and Instructing Negotiators in Relation to Land Acquisition by the Town.Into executive session

• AdjournCarried

Also discussed2

• Windsor proclaims trafficking awareness day

  Mayor Julie Cline proclaimed October 3, 2026, Human Trafficking Awareness Day in the Town of Windsor. The proclamation invites community members to attend the United to Stop Human Trafficking Summit on October 3rd.

• August police statistics span crime, traffic

  The report lists 0 homicides, 3 sexual assaults, 17 assaults and 9 thefts in August 2026; 2026 year-to-date totals were 0, 22, 109 and 106, respectively.

Present Julie Cline (Mayor); Ron Steinbach (Town Board Member); Brian Jones (Town Board Member); Lainie Peltz (Town Board Member); Ken Symsack (Town Board Member); Rick Klimek (Town Board Member); Jason Hallett (Mayor Pro Tem)