Windsor Town Board Regular Meeting 8/25/25
by Shannon Murphy
A live broadcast of this meeting is available here.
Highlights
- Town Manager Shane Hale promoted the upcoming Windsor Harvest Festival over Labor Day weekend.
- The Board moved to an Executive Session to discuss its negotiation strategy for the Northern Integrated Supply Project (NISP) amid recent reports of rising costs and the withdrawal of the Fort Collins-Loveland Water District.
Mayor Cline proclaimed September 5, 2025 as Dennis Markham Day to honor his 41 years of dedicated service as Windsor’s Wastewater Services Superintendent.
Board Action
Kimberly Lambrecht, Long Range Planner, requested cancellation of the public hearing regarding 512 Main Street’s historic landmark designation. The applicants withdrew their request but intend to resubmit in the future.
Communications
Town Clerk Karen Fawley announced the 2025 Windsor Citizens Academy begins September 2, with 21 citizens participating in the 8-week course designed to provide residents with an in-depth understanding of local government.
Town Manager Shane Hale promoted the Windsor Harvest Festival events happening this Labor Day weekend. The Town BBQ and fireworks are planned for Saturday, the car show on Sunday at Windsor High School, and the parade on Monday beginning at 9am.
Town Board Member Symsack noted the unveiling of new Sculpture on Loan pieces on Sunday, August 31 at the west end of Windsor Lake along Dr. Tom Jones Trail.
The Board adjourned into Executive Session to discuss negotiation strategy regarding the Northern Integrated Supply Project (NISP), a major water infrastructure initiative in Northern Colorado. Recent reports indicate the project is facing rising costs and the withdrawal of the Fort Collins-Loveland Water District.
Next Meeting
Monday, September 8 at 7 p.m. -- Town Hall Chambers (3rd floor), 301 Walnut St., Windsor, CO 80550 or live on WindsorTV.
Questions to Consider
- How will the Town evaluate the effectiveness and community impact of the Citizens Academy?
- What are the implications of the NISP negotiations for Windsor residents and when will the Board reveal its strategy for water security?
Links
- Agenda & Agenda Packet
- View Board Meeting Broadcasts
- All Agendas and Minutes
- Town Board Website: The Town Board serves as the community’s legislative body, having responsibility for enacting town ordinances, appropriating funds to conduct town business, appointing members to boards and commissions, and providing direction to town staff.
Board Members
- Present: Ron Steinbach (District 1 / Mayor Pro Tem), Brian Jones (District 2), Lainie Peltz (District 3), Mayor Julie Cline, Ken Symsack (District 4), Rick Klimek (District 5), Jason Hallett (District 6)
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