Princeton
Upcoming
Mayor and Council Closed Session
The Princeton Mayor and Council will hold a closed session to review confidential legal advice on conveying or leasing municipal property for affordable housing and supportive services. They will also receive a status update on the ongoing insurance coverage litigation against ACE American regarding the 298 River Road property. The meeting agenda also includes approving a community summer picnic and a standard public comment period.
- Resolution R-26-197 approving a community picnic at Grover Park on July 12, 2026
- Closed session review of municipal property conveyance or lease for affordable housing
- Status update on Princeton v. ACE American insurance litigation at 298 River Road
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Mayor and Council Closed Session
The Princeton Mayor and Council will convene in a closed session to discuss pending litigation and settlement negotiations for Marcou v. Diallo. Because the meeting is closed under the Open Public Meetings Act, details of the discussion and any potential financial terms will not be public. No public policy or budget decisions are scheduled.
- Discussion of pending litigation and settlement negotiations for Marcou v. Diallo (Docket No. MER-L-2330-23)
Mayor and Council of Princeton
The Mayor and Council will hold public hearings and vote on several ordinances, including a $10.2 million bond for capital improvements, a $4.766 million bond for sewer improvements, and an increase to sewer service charges. They will also adopt the Special Improvement District budget and consider resolutions for various contracts and agreements. The meeting includes proclamations, reports, and public comment periods.
- Bond ordinance for $10,246,565 in capital improvements
- Bond ordinance for $4,766,000 in sewer improvements
- Ordinance increasing Princeton's sewer service charges
- Public hearing on the 2026-2027 Special Improvement District budget
- Resolution authorizing final change order of -$1,130,526 for sewer rehabilitation project
Mayor and Council Closed Session
The Mayor and Council will meet privately to conduct personnel-related business. The primary purpose of this session is to review potential appointments for various municipal boards and commissions.
- Board and Commission Appointments
Mayor and Council of Princeton
The Mayor and Council will hear a presentation on proposed modifications to metered parking rates and Spring Street Garage permit and hourly rates. They will hold a public hearing on an ordinance regulating bus stops and introduce several ordinances, including one increasing sewer service charges and multiple bond ordinances totaling over $15 million for capital improvements, sewer projects, and open space. Resolutions include change orders for sewer contracts, police vehicle purchases, and a planning services agreement for the Westminster Campus redevelopment.
- Presentation on proposed modifications to metered parking rates, Spring Street Garage permit rates, and hourly parking rates
- Public hearing on ordinance regulating bus stops (ORD 26-20)
- Introduction of $10,246,565 bond ordinance for various capital improvements
- Introduction of $4,766,000 bond ordinance for sewer improvements
- Resolutions authorizing $189,089 for police interceptors and $98,537 for vehicle upfitting