Council approves cost-sharing agreement with school district and supports joint grant application for emergency operations centre equipment and training

The program has been a source of controversy in the community, with some residents expressing concerns about the cost and impact on their homes.

The town's decision to light up Town Hall in blue for the month of September is a show of support for those affected by prostate cancer.

Council approved a cost-sharing agreement with School District No. 58 for the 2026 School Trustee Election.

“THAT the Town of Princeton enter into a Cost Sharing Agreement with School District No. 58 for the purpose of running the 2026 School Trustee Election;”

Council supported a joint grant application by the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen to receive and manage the 2026 CEPF-Emergency Operations Centre Equipment & Training Grant funding of $30,000 on behalf of the town. ^[7]

“THAT the Town of Princeton Council supports the joint grant application by the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen to receive and manage the 2026 CEPF-Emergency Operations Centre Equipment & Training Grant funding ($30,000) on behalf of the Town of Princeton. ^[7]”

Council authorized the issuance of a development permit for a business park development at 121 Stan Thompson Drive.

“THAT Council authorize issuance of Development Permit No. DP-2026-05 for the property located at 121 Stan Thompson Drive, legally described as Lot B, Plan EPP118044, DL 932, KDYD, in accordance with the plans and conditions attached to and forming part of the permit.”

SILGA-Voluntary Involuntary Complex Care Letter ^[20]

Elect Respect - AVICC_UBCM_FCM Member Municipalities ^[10]

Keri Torgerson - Request to Enter Communication into the Public Record ^{[4][5][11][14]}

Amanda Werry - Water Utility & Bylaw Amendments ^[9][12]

Residential Water Meter Program ^[16]

Council received and filed correspondence related to the Residential Water Meter Program. ^[21]

“THAT items 8.1 to 8.6 be received and filed ^[21]”

Two Rivers Events Society — Mayor and Council attend the Princeton High School Rodeo and Harvest Festival on September 19th, 2026 as available. Harvest Festival Invitation ^[13]

“THAT Mayor and Council attend the Princeton High School Rodeo and Harvest Festival on September 19th, 2026 as available. Harvest Festival Invitation ^[13]”

Council directed staff to light up Town Hall in blue for the month of September to recognize Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. ^[17]

“THAT Council direct staff to light up Town Hall in blue for the month of September to recognize Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. ^[17]”