Windsor voters appear to be overwhelmingly approving parking district
WINDSOR — Windsor voters appear to be overwhelmingly defying the will of their town board over the issue of the so-called Windsor backlots.
The backlots are a three-block sliver of undeveloped property on the north side of the businesses on Main Street between the backs of those businesses and the railroad tracks.
The town and the Downtown Development Authority had hoped to develop those lots, which the DDA and the town own, into additional commercial space, housing and parking.
The unpaved backlots have been used for multiple years as overflow parking for people shopping downtown or visiting Windsor Lake.
When development plans for the…
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