Princeton Town Council to discuss major projects and permits
Quick view
What was decided (or proposed)
- unknown — Riverside Community Center Siphon Replacement: The Town will consider authorizing staff to move forward with the construction of the new Sewer Lift Station in the Riverside field to replace the existing exposed sanitary siphon in the Tulameen river. [4]
- unknown — Development Permit for 220 David Brown Way: The Town will consider approving the Development Permit for 220 David Brown Way, which will allow for the construction of a steel building for storage purposes within the Business Park Development Permit Area.
- unknown — Contract with Global Network for Community Safety: The Town will consider entering into a contract with Global Network for Community Safety, which involves training for the Princeton Situation Table members.
What comes next
- The next steps for the Town will depend on the decisions made during the Special Meeting. If the Town approves the Development Permit for 220 David Brown Way, the construction of the steel building will begin shortly. If the Town enters into a contract with Global Network for Community Safety, the training for the Princeton Situation Table members will begin soon.
Who spoke
- KPMG — The Town will receive the 2023 Financial Statements from KPMG, which will provide insight into the Town's financial performance for the past year.
Stakes & interests
The Riverside Community Center Siphon Replacement project is a significant investment in the Town's infrastructure, which will improve the Town's services and provide better facilities for residents.
The Development Permit for 220 David Brown Way is part of the Town's efforts to support local businesses and provide a suitable environment for growth and development.
The contract with Global Network for Community Safety is an important step in providing training for the Princeton Situation Table members, which will help them develop community mobilization skills and provide better services to residents.
Item notes
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PETITIONS AND DELEGATIONS
STAFF REPORTS ($1,574,285, $465,000) — Town council would receive and approve the 2023 Financial Statements as presented by KPMG. 6.2 Riverside Community Center Siphon Replacement THAT Council authorize staff to move fo [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]
“THAT Council receive and approve the 2023 Financial Statements as presented by KPMG. 6.2 Riverside Community Center Siphon Replacement THAT Council authorize staff to move forward with the construction of the new Sewer Lift Station in the Riverside field to replace the existing e [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]”
The Town will receive the 2023 Financial Statements from KPMG, which will provide insight into the Town's financial performance for the past year. [14]
“The statements will provide a comprehensive overview of the Town's financial position and performance. [14]”
The Town will consider authorizing staff to move forward with the construction of the new Sewer Lift Station in the Riverside field to replace the existing exposed sanitary siphon in the Tulameen river. [4]
“The project includes a $2 million grant from the UBCM and a Town contribution of $151,000. [4]”
Open questions
- What are the details of the contract with Global Network for Community Safety?
Sources
- CivicWeb meeting
- Agenda document
- YouTube recording
- 465-641-004-Princeton-Thomas-Recommendation of Award-2024 05 01
- Bree Contracting _Redacted
- Development Permit DP-2024-03
- Development Permit DP-2024-04
- Global Network
- Lift Station - Tender Opening_Redacted
- Subject Property - 319 Laurie Currie Way
- Staff Report 2024 Sit-table training contract TOP
- Staff Report DP-2024-03
- Staff Report DP-2024-04
- Staff Report Tender Award - Siphon
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