Princeton Town Council Meeting Planned for May 19th

This permit would allow for a carport addition to the existing shop building, which could impact nearby residents and businesses.

The rezoning of 255 Vermilion Avenue for a cannabis retail store could have implications for local businesses and residents.

This agreement would provide mutual coverage of building inspection services between the Town of Princeton and the RDOS Area H, which could impact local development and growth.

The launch of the Town of Princeton's new app could have implications for local businesses and residents, particularly in terms of support and resources.

This permit would allow for a carport addition to the existing shop building, increasing the maximum combined size of accessory buildings from 75 m2 to 100 m2. ^[16]

“THAT Development Variance Permit No. 2020-05-DVP be approved. ^[16]”

The launch of the Town of Princeton's new app could have implications for local businesses and residents, particularly in terms of support and resources. ^[12]

“THAT Council receive for information that as part of The Town of Princeton's post Covid-19 recovery plan a new app has been launched to help support the town's businesses and residents. ^[12]”

This agreement would provide mutual coverage of building inspection services between the Town of Princeton and the RDOS Area H. ^[7]

“THAT the Town of Princeton enter into a Building Inspection Services Mutual Aid Agreement with the RDOS Area H; ^[7]”

Email from Richard & Debbie Coulombe ^[8]

The Town of Princeton has waived the public hearing for this bylaw, citing consistency with the Official Community Plan. ^[15]

“THAT Bylaw No. 988, 2020, a bylaw to amend the Zoning Bylaw to create a Site Specific C2 zone to add a 'cannabis retail sales establishment' rezone for N1/2, Lot 6, Block 25, KAP55, DL 706, YDYD (255 Vermilion Avenue) be given first and second readings; ^[15]”