City of Princeton

The board discussed operational sales tax, residential building permits, and financial updates. The CEO presented a proposal to conduct a SWOT analysis and hold a joint meeting to align strategic plans. The marketing budget for the organization was reviewed, detailing line items for expenses like website design and advertising. Following an executive session, the board approved a Development and Performance Agreement for Project Home Run.

The Commission agenda includes the appointment of a Vice Chair, review of multiple final plat requests for various development projects such as Crossmill, Whitewing Trails, and Eastridge, and a public hearing regarding a zoning request for property at 1503 Longneck Road. Additionally, the commission will consider initiating a city-led zoning text amendment concerning height regulations for the C-2 General Commercial Zoning District.

The board meeting agenda includes staff reports on operational updates, sales tax, building permits, and financial reports. Business items involve discussing onboarding training for new board members, pursuing a new corporation attorney, and managing the sponsorship and usage of the community center for external organizations. The board will also receive an update from the Chamber of Commerce, discuss and act on the CDC grant program, and review a proposal for a new website designer.

The board discussed and considered several items, including library statistics and upcoming volunteer opportunities. Additional agenda topics included the selection of a new library logo, the receipt of the TMLDA Award, and a review of the upcoming 2026 meeting schedule. The board also addressed the Texas America250 Reading Challenge and conducted board elections to appoint a Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary.

The council meeting agenda includes discussions on the creation of a historical preservation committee and the revision of the Council Relations Policy, Rules of Order, and Code of Ethics. Key business items involve contract renewals with 120Water, Inc., and the acceptance of various grants from the NRA Foundation, the State Crisis Intervention Grant Program, and the Peace Officer Mental Health Grant Program. Additionally, the council will address zoning amendments and public hearings for properties at 599 W. Princeton Drive and 1503 Longneck Road, requests for removal from the extraterritorial jurisdiction, the adoption of the Atmos Mid-Tex Rate Review Mechanism Tariff, and the acceptance of the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and associated audits. The meeting also features recognitions for several financial reporting and investment policy awards.