Council Awards Contracts, Approves Zoning Bylaw Update, and More
Quick view
What was decided (or proposed)
- passed — Award Contract-Town of Princeton Zoning Bylaw Review and Update: Council awarded a contract to Meraki Community Planning to review and update the Town's Zoning Bylaw for $71,625. [18]
- passed — Purchase of two new Bronze Sculptures: Council approved the purchase of two bronze sculptures for the Bronze Sculpture Walk at a cost of no more than $40,000. [11]
- passed — Privacy Management Policy: Council adopted a new Privacy Management Policy and rescinded an outdated bylaw. [4]
- passed — Award the Proposal for the renovation of 231 Bridge Street Phase 1: Council awarded a proposal to Fred and Company Builders Inc. for phase 1 renovations of 231 Bridge Street for no more than $75,000. [10]
- passed — Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 1039, 2023: Council read a third time a zoning amendment bylaw to rezone a property on Tapton Avenue from RM2 to a new Comprehensive Development Zone, CD3. [19]
What comes next
- The next regular council meeting is scheduled for [insert date].
Who spoke
- Gary Schatz, Director of Economic Development & Tourism — Approval for the purchase of two bronze sculptures for the Bronze Sculpture Walk.
Stakes & interests
The update is expected to bring the bylaw up to date with the Town's growing community and align it with the Official Community Plan.
The purchase of two new bronze sculptures is expected to continue to attract tourists and enhance the Town's reputation as the Bronze Sculpture Capital of Canada.
Item notes
Every business item from the published agenda is listed here. Full agenda.
Council awarded a contract to Meraki Community Planning to review and update the Town's Zoning Bylaw for $71,625. [18]
“THAT Council award the contract for the review and update of the Town of Princeton Zoning Bylaw to Meraki Community Planning in the amount of $71,625.00 including GST. [18]”
Council approved the purchase of two bronze sculptures for the Bronze Sculpture Walk at a cost of no more than $40,000. [11]
“THAT Council authorize the purchase of two bronze sculptures from Art of Bronze at a cost of no more than $40,000 as part of Councils initiative to add to the Bronze Sculpture Walk and to be taken from $50,000 as per the 2023 budget for Bronze Sculptures. [11]”
Council adopted a new Privacy Management Policy and rescinded an outdated bylaw. [4]
“THAT Council adopt Policy No. 005-2023 Privacy Management Policy; AND THAT Council rescind Bylaw No. 681, 1996 a bylaw to establish procedures for the administration of municipal records. [4]”
Council awarded a proposal to Fred and Company Builders Inc. for phase 1 renovations of 231 Bridge Street for no more than $75,000. [10]
“THAT Council award the proposal, in the amount of no more than $75,000, to Fred and Company Builders Inc. for phase 1 renovations of 231 Bridge Street. [10]”
Council read a third time a zoning amendment bylaw to rezone a property on Tapton Avenue from RM2 to a new Comprehensive Development Zone, CD3. [19]
“THAT Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 1039, 2023 be read a third time. [19]”
Open questions
- What is the timeline for the Zoning Bylaw update?
Sources
- CivicWeb meeting
- Agenda document
- YouTube recording
- 005-2023 Privacy Management Policy
- 005-2023 Privacy Management Policy Report
- 127 TAPTON AVE - SUBJECT PROPERTY
- 159.PrincetonZoning.17.01.23_Redacted
- 2022-12-09-Zoning-Princeton-EOI_Redacted
- Adjacent Owner Letter
- Award the Proposal for the renovation of 231 Bridge Street Phase 1
- Bronze Sculpture Purchase
- Bronze Sculptures 2023 Summer
- CD3 Zone
- Ecora
- Fred and Company
- Himanshu Bhaskar Proposal of Renovation 231 Bridge RFP 2023_Redacted
- ParcelReport
- Zoning Award Contract
- Bylaw No. 1039, 2023 Zoning Amendment 127 Tapton Aven
- Regular Agenda - 21 Jun 2023 - Minutes - Pdf
- Special Meeting Agenda - 29 Jun 2023 - Minutes - Pdf
- Staff Report - 3rd Reading Tapton Ave Zoning Amendment
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