Princeton Council Discusses Speed Bumps, Wild Animation Festival, and Energy Supply
Quick view
What was decided (or proposed)
- passed — Receive and File BCUC Report: The council voted unanimously to receive and file a report from the British Columbia Utilities Commission regarding energy supply to the Okanagan region.
- recommended — Wild Animation Festival: The council discussed the Wild Animation Festival, which was held in Princeton last year, and is being proposed again for September this year. [8]
- tabled — Speed Bumps on Halliford Avenue: The council discussed the installation of speed bumps on the 100 block of Halliford Avenue, which has seen an increase in speeding traffic.
What comes next
- The council will continue to discuss the Wild Animation Festival and the installation of speed bumps on Halliford Avenue at their next meeting.
Who spoke
- Dan Bongalis and neighbors — Request for speed bumps on the 100 block of Halliford Avenue
- Gary Schatz — Discussion of the Wild Animation Festival
Stakes & interests
The festival will bring attention to Princeton and showcase the town's creative industry.
The installation of speed bumps will improve safety for residents and visitors to the area.
Item notes
Every business item from the published agenda is listed here. Full agenda.
CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVE AND FILE — items 7.1 be received and filed. [5]
“THAT items 7.1 be received and filed. [5]”
The council discussed the installation of speed bumps on the 100 block of Halliford Avenue, which has seen an increase in speeding traffic.[4] [9]
“Residents have observed a significant and dangerous increase in speeding vehicles along this specific block. [9]”
The council discussed the Wild Animation Festival, which was held in Princeton last year, and is being proposed again for September this year.[7] [8]
“The festival will feature animators from HBO, Cartoon Network, and Pixar, and will include workshops, screenings, and interactive exhibits. [8]”
The council received and filed a report from the British Columbia Utilities Commission regarding energy supply to the Okanagan region.[5]
“The BCUC received submissions from British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority (BC Hydro), FortisBC on behalf of FortisBC Inc. (FBC) and FortisBC Energy Inc. (FEI), and 12 regional stakeholders. [5]”
Open questions
- What is the status of the Wild Animation Festival proposal?
Sources
- CivicWeb meeting
- Agenda document
- Minutes document
- YouTube recording
- BCUC Request Submissions Fall Workshop in Okanagan
- Breakdown of what the Princeton investment towards the Wildlife Annimatilon Festival
- Economic Development - Princeton Wild Animation Festival 2026 Committe of the Whole Discussion_
- Princeton_2026_Wild_Animation_Festival
- Request for Speed Bumps on the 100 block of Halliford Avenue_Redacted
- Social Media Marketing Report to Council - July 2025 -
- Town_of_Princeton_2026_Marketing_Plan
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