Windsor Town Board, Oct. 26, 2026

Stories from this meeting

1. Windsor advances ban on new billboards, pole and roof signs

   Staff said a second reading was set for Nov. 9, with final adoption and implementation expected in December. Existing legal nonconforming signs could remain, but could not become more nonconforming.

   Item C1

2. Windsor backs 176-unit affordable housing goal staff call unattainable

   The resolution directs the town manager or a designee to file the Proposition 123 commitment before Nov. 1, keeping the town eligible for housing, transportation and energy funding during the next three-year cycle.

   Item C3Carried

3. Windsor advances Hollister Lake district with 50-mill tax cap subject to adjustment

   The district’s combined property-tax rate could not exceed 50 mills, subject to adjustment for specified changes in assessed valuation or tax credits, cuts or abatements after Jan. 1, 2015; a 40-mill debt levy would leave no more than 10 mills for operations and maintenance.

   Item C4Carried

Decided3

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

• Approval of the October 12, 2026 Town Board Regular Meeting Minutes - K. Frawley, Town ClerkAdopted with the calendar

• AdjournCarried

Also discussed5

• Fire rescue training center proposed

  Windsor Severance Fire Rescue’s proposed training center on Great Western Drive would occupy a 68,999-square-foot site zoned heavy industrial, with a training building and a live-fire facility.

• Police report tracks September activity

  The September 2026 police report lists 48 criminal arrests, 48 traffic crashes, 663 traffic stops and 1,386 red-light-camera citations.

• Firestone auto care center proposed for Windsor

  Plans propose a Firestone Complete Auto Care at a vacant 1.434-acre lot at 427 Pointe Plaza Drive in Windsor. The preliminary site plan shows a 6,607-square-foot building, 25 feet, 6 inches tall, with service bays, inventory areas and a showroom.

• Cancer center would include 367 parking spaces

  The proposed Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center would provide outpatient infusion, imaging, radiation oncology and consultation services, with laboratory, pharmacy and other support areas, on a 657,483-square-foot (about 15.09-acre) site zoned Limited Industrial in Windsor.

• Legal publication rules debated

  Town Board Member Ron Steinbach said some material would still have to be posted in newspapers, but not everything. An unidentified speaker said everything would still be published in a newspaper.