The NoCo Herald

Larimer and Weld counties, Colorado

Windsor, Town Board

Windsor Town Board work session, Oct. 12, 2026

Windsor Town Board·Meeting of

Windsor considers allowing horses on one-acre Estate Residential lots; Windsor housing opt-in heads to board despite 176-unit target; Windsor weighs separate sign rules for solicitors and canvassers.

Stories from this meeting

  1. Windsor considers allowing horses on one-acre Estate Residential lots

    The proposal would keep animal limits tied to lot size, leave homeowners association and metropolitan district rules in place, and require public hearings before the Planning Commission and Town Board.

    Item 2

  2. Windsor housing opt-in heads to board despite 176-unit target

    An opt-in would preserve access to housing, transportation and energy funding during the three-year cycle, even if the town misses its goal. A shortfall would end eligibility in 2030.

    Item 3

  3. Windsor weighs separate sign rules for solicitors and canvassers

    The proposal would cover only private premises and require signs to be occupant-authorized, conspicuous and legible before entry or restricted activity. Someone who promptly stops or leaves after notice from a compliant sign or occupant would not violate the rule based solely on…

    Item 4

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)