Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Princeton.
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Sep 29, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
Design, supply, and build playground infrastructure for the Lions Park Re-Development Project.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Princeton
The council received a presentation regarding social media marketing and contract renewals, resulting in a decision to defer a long-term contract and approve a short-term month-to-month extension. The council also supported a grant application for Emergency Support Services and established a temporary Off-Road Vehicle Access Review Committee to investigate and report on potential off-road vehicle access on municipal roadways. Additionally, the council resolved to encourage local youth participation in the Youth Parliament of British Columbia by providing funding for one student, and initiated the reading process for a permissive tax exemption bylaw amendment.
The Council discussed the 2026 tax sale and authorized the Chief Administrative Officer to bid on behalf of the town. A certificate of recognition was presented for volunteerism and service to the community. The Council received and filed correspondence regarding water meters, municipal advocacy, and provincial legislation on housing targets. Additionally, direction was given to staff to support the Princeton Family Services Society in establishing an emergency weather response shelter. The meeting concluded with a move to a closed session regarding the potential acquisition of land.
Public-sector contacts connected to Princeton.
The committee meeting involved a brief recess and subsequent resumption of the proceedings. Key discussions centered on the establishment of an off-road vehicle access review committee, with staff directed to bring forward a report for a future meeting. Additionally, the committee moved to close the meeting to the public to deliberate on matters related to the acquisition or disposition of land and preliminary negotiations regarding municipal services.
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