Windsor Town Board, Nov. 9, 2026

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

Town board approves October billsCarried

The Windsor Town Board approved bills covering Oct. 1 to Oct. 31, 2026, at its Nov. 9, 2026, meeting.

AdjournCarried

River’s Edge land would join growth area

The amendment would add 75.513 acres of Town-owned land in Weld County to Windsor’s Growth Management Area in connection with the proposed River’s Edge Annexation.

Church site would host wireless tower

A 50-foot stealth-silo wireless facility and conditional-use permit are proposed for Timberline Church’s General Commercial-zoned property at 29918 County Road 17, east of the road and south of Crossroads Boulevard.

Windsor would overhaul sign rules

Windsor would set sign standards by zone or special area and sign type, allowing one wall sign and one projecting sign in the CB district. The update would reorganize the rules, add definitions, illustrations and tables, and retain many existing standards.

Hollister Lake district would fund improvements

The proposed Hollister Lake Metropolitan District, a separate unit of local government, would finance phased public improvements for the Hollister Lake Marketplace project.

Town website would qualify for official notices

Windsor would tie its code’s definition of publication or posting to Section 1.30 of the Town’s Home Rule Charter. Electronic publication under Section 1.30(B) would include publication on the Town’s official website.

September report shows mixed tax results

Windsor collected $2,419,769 in sales taxes in September, up $179,669, or 8.0%, from September 2025. Through September, sales-tax collections were $868,775, or 4.0%, above 2025 and $747,377, or 3.4%, above budget; sales-tax incentives through September totaled $276,734.

Container yard seeks more permit time

Outdoor storage of shipping containers is not covered by Windsor’s code, so Luminary Logistics Solutions’ yard at 30755 Great Western Drive requires a conditional use permit (CUP).

Windsor strategic plan shows mixed progress

Windsor’s October 2026 update on its 2024-29 Town Strategic Plan tracks three focus areas, 18 goals and 76 action steps.