Many people came to Windsor for the Windsor Wonderland. Many people got a leaflet and distributed a leaflet, urging people not to let Windsor Lake be “stolen”.
The Town of Windsor is saying, “Calm down” to those who are angry at the idea that Lake Windsor may not be open to large events as it used to be. Have you seen the flyer distributed on December 4, 2021?
Windsor Wonderland is a big event during the holidays, so if you want to put the information in the hands of the residents, it will be an activity of many copies of the so-called false information in the town.
According to the order of the City Development Agency (DDA), starting next summer, the access to the lake will be limited to small gatherings. Large-scale community gatherings are not allowed for events such as Harvest Festival, July 4th, Labor Day, and Memorial Day. The construction of 250 apartments will replace public access to the lake. It also read: “Stop stealing our lake!”
The town of Windsor stated that the person who distributed the flyers had nothing to do with the town or the downtown development agency, and the information was untrue. The town of Windsor believes that this situation has already begun due to a new plan to develop the area south of Lake Windsor.
There will be a project in a “triangular” area south of the lake, adjacent to the railway:
Over the years, there has been a lot of discussion about the development “triangle”, but it seems that this time it will really happen on Tribe Development.
The project includes 15,000 square feet of restaurant, retail and residential space. As part of the 2022 budget, the town committee approved $1 million for new parking lots in the area.
There is no plan in the project plan to restrict access to Windsor Lake or Boardwalk Park
First, we want to eliminate any idea that the park or access to the park will be restricted in any way…As part of the new development planning process, parking will need to be adapted to the new use of the site.
Although there is no fixed start date, I have been working at 600 Main Street in downtown Windsor for many years, but I would love to see the birth of this new development project.
Post time: Dec-20-2021
