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Windsor CDA approves 2025 budget, receives Parkside Village and Municipal Campus updates
Summary
The Village of Windsor Community Development Authority approved its 2025 budget on Aug. 13, 2024, by a 6-0 vote and approved meeting minutes and the treasurer’s report. The CDA also received informational updates about a potential new Parkside Village property manager and the Municipal Campus project; no further action was taken.
The Village of Windsor Community Development Authority approved its 2025 budget during a meeting on Aug. 13, 2024, held at the Public Works Building in DeForest.
Dave Gaustad moved to approve the 2025 budget “as presented,” and Steve Austin seconded; the motion carried 6-0 with members Bob Wipperfurth, Mitch Amundson, Steve Austin, Dave Gaustad, Peggy McCallen and Ed Wall recorded as voting yes. The minutes do not specify the total dollar amount or line-item details of the approved budget.
Earlier in the meeting the CDA approved the May 14, 2024 meeting minutes and the Treasurer’s Report. Ed Wall moved to approve the minutes, seconded by Dave Gaustad; the motion carried 6-0. Mitch Amundson moved to approve the Treasurer’s Report, seconded by Steve Austin; that motion also carried 6-0.
Chair Bob Wipperfurth and Community Development Director and Deputy Administrator Jamie Rybarczyk provided an informational update about Parkside Village, including notice that a potential new property management company is under consideration. Meeting minutes state residents from Parkside Village arrived before the meeting and staff clarified that agenda item 6.b. was only to notify the CDA; no substantive discussion or action on selection of a manager took place at the meeting, and staff indicated they will share additional information with the CDA as it becomes available.
Rybarczyk also updated the authority on the Municipal Campus project, describing progress across three project phases; the minutes do not list specific schedule dates or cost figures. She additionally reported on economic development and redevelopment opportunities for the CDA to monitor; no formal actions resulted from those updates.
The CDA scheduled its next meeting for Sept. 10, 2024. Peggy McCallen moved to adjourn the Aug. 13 meeting at 5:40 p.m.; Steve Austin seconded and the motion carried 6-0.
No ordinances, resolutions, contracts, or budget amounts were specified in the meeting minutes beyond the recorded approvals; staff are expected to provide further details on Parkside Village management and on project phases in future updates.
