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New Windsor adopts Developer Rights and Responsibilities Agreement (Ordinance 11-20-24)
Summary
The New Windsor Town Council adopted Ordinance 11-20-24, a Developer Rights and Responsibilities Agreement, following a public hearing that the council closed and then approved the ordinance by a 5-0 vote.
The New Windsor Town Council on Dec. 16 adopted Ordinance 11-20-24, approving a Developer Rights and Responsibilities Agreement (DRRA) tied to a pending development. Councilmember Dave Hoffman moved to accept the ordinance; Councilmember Kimberlee Schultz seconded and the motion passed by a recorded vote of 5-0.
The council had opened a public hearing on the DRRA earlier in the meeting and subsequently closed the hearing on a motion by Councilmember William Holl, seconded by Councilmember Kevin Cornick. The minutes record no public speakers and list those present as Mayor Neal C. Roop; Vice President and Councilmember Kimberlee Schultz; Councilmembers Kevin Cornick, Dave Hoffman, Connor Frock and William Holl; Town Attorney Ostrander; Town Manager Dye; and Town Clerk/Treasurer Dana Mangus.
The minutes do not specify the substantive terms of the DRRA or conditions placed on the developer; the ordinance is recorded in the meeting minutes as accepted but the text of the agreement is not summarized in the minutes. The council did not record additional debate or amendments to the ordinance in the minutes.
The council proceeded to other agenda items. Upcoming council meetings were announced for Jan. 2 (regular meeting) and Jan. 21 (work session).
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