From the recording
Net Zero Waste Eastgate Ltd. presents to Town of Princeton Committee of the Whole
Quick view
Net Zero Waste Eastgate Ltd. presented to the Town of Princeton Committee of the Whole on January 8th, 2025. Mateo Ocejo, a professional engineer, gave an update on the company's operations and invited Council to tour the Eastgate Composting Facility. He also outlined how Net Zero Waste Eastgate Ltd. can provide cost-saving services to the Valley. The company has invested $8 million in infrastructure upgrades to the facility, which now has 60,000 tons of additional capacity.
FACT · Decisions / recommendations
What was decided (or proposed)
- unknown — Petitions and Delegations: Mateo Ocejo presented on behalf of Net Zero Waste Eastgate Ltd.
- passed — Agenda Conclusion: Council adopted the motion to close the meeting to the public for the purpose of considering the acquisition, disposition, or expropriation of land or improvements.
- passed — Agenda Adjournment: Council adopted the motion to adjourn the meeting.
FACT · Next
What comes next
- The Town of Princeton will consider the proposal from Net Zero Waste Eastgate Ltd. and may discuss further action or next steps.
FACT · Delegations
Who spoke
- Mateo Ocejo, Net Zero Waste Eastgate Ltd. — An update on the company's operations and an invitation for a tour of the Eastgate Composting Facility, as well as an outline of how the company can provide cost-saving services to the Valley.
CONTEXT · Who may be affected
Stakes & interests
Composting Facility Upgrades
The upgrades to the Eastgate Composting Facility are expected to provide cost savings and shared benefits between the company and the Town of Princeton. The facility is now producing 60,000 tons of compost per year, which is being used in the Valley.
Open questions
- What are the next steps for the Town of Princeton in considering the proposal from Net Zero Waste Eastgate Ltd.?
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