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Windsor Parks Committee tours five parks, notes recent improvements and possible upgrades

Village of Windsor Parks Committee · April 21, 2025
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Summary

The Village of Windsor Parks Committee toured Terrace Park, Millstone Heights Park, Windsor Meadows Park, Windsor Community Park and Bull Run Park on April 21, 2025, observing recent improvements and noting potential future upgrades; no formal actions on improvements were recorded. The meeting adjourned unanimously at 5:35 p.m.

The Village of Windsor Parks Committee conducted a walkthrough of five Windsor parks on April 21, 2025, beginning at Terrace Park to review recent improvements and to note potential future upgrades. Committee members present were Jessi Gay, Bill Lapp, Jessica Sash, Monica Smith, Mike Switzky, Dick Woodburn and Jessica Zander; Parks & Conservancy Manager Chad Courtier and Village Clerk Christine Capstran were also present.

The tour covered Terrace Park, Millstone Heights Park, Windsor Meadows Park, Windsor Community Park and Bull Run Park. Committee members and staff inspected recent work and recorded observations about maintenance needs and possible capital improvements; the minutes state that members "took note of new improvements and potential future improvements in each park." The record does not show any formal motions or votes directing staff to begin specific projects during the site visits.

Bill Lapp, committee member, moved to adjourn the meeting at 5:35 p.m.; the motion was seconded by Dick Woodburn, committee member, and carried with a 7–0 vote. The minutes were submitted by Christine Capstran, Village Clerk, and show an approval date of May 6, 2025.

The walkthrough serves as a fact-finding and observational step in the committee's routine oversight of park facilities; the minutes do not document follow-up timelines, funding decisions or assigned tasks resulting from this specific tour.