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Town of Princeton Committee of the Whole Meeting Recap

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The Town of Princeton Committee of the Whole met on July 18th to discuss various town projects and initiatives. One of the main topics was the transition from a town-run route 50/9250 to a regional support, which will allow the RDOS to start planning a budget. The town also received five competitive tenders for the Talent Shop RFP, which closed on July 5th. The building department reported that there are 38 new building permit applications, which is about 30-40% above the normal rate. The town is also working on the BC Housing Stan Thompson Way project, which has an occupancy permit for five years. The BC Green completion phase is continuing construction, and the building by lot Town Annex project is underway. The town is also working on various other projects, including the Memorial Park replacement project, the True Blood mitigation assessment, and the Billiter Warren Booster station. The town applied for funding for the Riverside Builder Avenue River siphon replacement, and it's looking hopeful that they may receive it.
FACT · Decisions / recommendations

What was decided (or proposed)

  • recommended — Regional Support Transition: The town is transitioning from a town-run route 50/9250 to a regional support, which will allow the RDOS to start planning a budget.
  • reported — Building Permit Applications: The building department reported that there are 38 new building permit applications, which is about 30-40% above the normal rate.
  • reported — BC Housing Stan Thompson Way Project: The BC Housing Stan Thompson Way project has an occupancy permit for five years.
  • reported — BC Green Completion Phase: The BC Green completion phase is continuing construction.
  • reported — Building By Lot Town Annex Project: The building by lot Town Annex project is underway.
FACT · Next

What comes next

  • The next steps for these projects will be determined at a future meeting.
FACT · Delegations

Who spoke

  • Staff — Updates on various town projects and initiatives.
CONTEXT · Who may be affected

Stakes & interests

Regional Support Transition

This transition will allow the RDOS to start planning a budget and may impact the town's finances and services.

Building Permit Applications

The increase in building permit applications may indicate a growing interest in development in the area, which could impact the town's infrastructure and services.

BC Housing Stan Thompson Way Project

This project may impact the town's housing stock and availability, which could impact residents and businesses in the area.

BC Green Completion Phase

This project may impact the town's environmental policies and initiatives, which could impact residents and businesses in the area.

Building By Lot Town Annex Project

This project may impact the town's infrastructure and services, which could impact residents and businesses in the area.

FACT · By item

Item notes

Every business item from the published agenda is listed here. Full agenda.

6.1 Quarterly Reports

Staff provided quarterly reports on various town projects and initiatives. [6]

“Staff wishes to keep Council up to date on activities of our various departments in order to help Council make informed decisions and to measure success of our strategic planning. [6]”

6.2 Charitable Donations and Gifts Policy

Staff discussed the draft Charitable Donations and Gifts Policy. [13]

“This policy will allow the town to receive donations and gifts from the public and will help to support the town's charitable initiatives. [13]”

Open questions

  • What is the timeline for the regional support transition?

Sources

  1. CivicWeb meeting
  2. Agenda document
  3. YouTube recording
  4. Committee of the Whole - 18 Jul 2023 — Agenda Package
  5. 2023 Quarterly Report 2 - Building Dept.
  6. 2023 Quarterly Report 2 - CAO
  7. 2023 Quarterly Report 2 - Planning and Corporate Services
  8. 2023 Quarterly Report 2 - Recreation Facilities
  9. 2023 Quarterly Report 2 -Economic Development and Tourism
  10. 2023 Quarterly Report 2-Civic Works
  11. 2023 Quarterly Report 2-Finance
  12. 2023 Quarterly Report 2-Operations
  13. Draft 004-2023 Charitable Donations and Gifts to the Town
  14. Operations Annually
  15. Operations Monthly
  16. Operations Variance
  17. Position Annually
  18. Recreation-2023 July Quarterly Report

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Brief 729 · 2023-07-18