Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from John Almeida’s organization
Sep 3, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of New Windsor Workshop Meeting
The board discussed the termination of intermunicipal IT service agreements with two neighboring towns. The board also reviewed draft regulations regarding short-term rentals, focusing on owner-occupancy requirements, safety inspections, and noise control. Additionally, a $20,000 youth sports and education grant from Orange County was acknowledged, and the board addressed the review process for solicitor permits, specifically concerning SunRun.
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The board discussed an inter-municipal agreement with the Town of Montgomery and the Town of Crawford regarding dial-a-bus services. Key zoning topics included a proposed amendment to the Limited Commercial (LC) zone to accommodate mixed-use developments at 432 Temple Road. The committee reviewed plans for installing columbarium niches for cremains at the Woodlawn Cemetery and provided an update on the potential sale of the former gym property at 323 Sue Kelly. Finally, the board addressed a developer's agreement for 621 Blooming Grove Turnpike, focusing on site access and safety requirements for a planned yeshiva project.
Sep 3, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of New Windsor Special Town Board Meeting
The Board approved the plumbing contract for the Rachetti Park activity center renovations and the bid for paving projects at Woodland Cemetery and San Goma Park. Additionally, the Board authorized a contract for appraisal services related to town-owned land parcels and entered into an executive session to discuss litigation matters concerning the Benedict Pond subdivision.
Sep 3, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of New Windsor Town Board Meeting
The board conducted several public hearings and approved multiple resolutions, including the adoption of the sewer assessment roll and infrastructure improvement projects for Sewer District 20. A temporary moratorium on the development of warehouses and self-storage facilities was established. The board also authorized the appointment of a new police officer, approved snow and ice control agreements for county roads, and executed change orders for ongoing wastewater treatment plant upgrades. Furthermore, the purchase of a new vacuum truck using grant funding was approved, and a future public hearing was scheduled regarding the annual tax levy limit.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
