Princeton public meetings in 2024

City Council

The City Council will canvass the December 14 runoff election results, officially declaring the winner for mayor. They will also recognize the outgoing mayor and administer the oath of office to the newly elected mayor. The meeting is a special meeting focused on election certification and leadership transition.

• Ordinance No. 2024-12-23 canvassing the returns of the December 14 runoff election for mayor
• Recognition of service by outgoing mayor
• Administer Oath of Office to newly elected mayor

The City Council approved Ordinance No. 2024-12-23, canvassing the returns of the December 14, 2024 runoff election and officially declaring the results for the Mayor's race. The motion carried 5-0. The meeting also included recognition of the outgoing mayor and administration of the oath of office to the newly elected mayor, both listed as no action items.

• Approved Ordinance No. 2024-12-23 canvassing runoff election results (5-0)

City Council

This is a notice that a quorum of the City Council may be present at a holiday event, not a regular business meeting. No official decisions, discussions, or public hearings are scheduled.

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a Specific Use Permit for a commercial drone delivery hub (Zipline) at 701 W Princeton Dr, requested by Walmart Real Estate Business. The consent agenda includes final plat approvals for Southridge Phase 3 (49.349 acres) and Westridge Phase 1A (35.317 acres). The regular agenda features a preliminary plat for the Serenity subdivision on 179.303 acres. The Commission will also consider approval of November meeting minutes.

• Specific Use Permit for commercial drone delivery hub at 701 W Princeton Dr (Zipline/Walmart)
• Final plat approval for Southridge Phase 3 (49.349 acres, GRBK Edgewood, LLC)
• Final plat approval for Westridge Phase 1A (35.317 acres, Brightland Homes, LLC)
• Preliminary plat for Serenity subdivision (179.303 acres, JEN HOLDCO 24, LLC)
• Approval of November 18, 2024 meeting minutes

The Planning & Zoning Commission approved a Specific Use Permit for a commercial drone delivery hub (Zipline) requested by Walmart Real Estate Business at 701 W Princeton Dr, with a 4-1 vote. The commission also approved preliminary and final plats for several residential developments, including Serenity, Southridge Phase 3, and Westridge 1A. All consent agenda items were approved unanimously.

• Approved SUP for commercial drone delivery hub at 701 W Princeton Dr (4-1, Hiss opposed)
• Approved preliminary plat for Serenity, 179.303 acres (4-0, Hiss abstained)
• Approved final plat for Southridge Phase 3, 49.349 acres (4-0, Hiss abstained)
• Approved final plat for Westridge 1A, 35.317 acres (4-0, Hiss abstained)
• Approved consent agenda including November 18, 2024 minutes (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will discuss infrastructure improvements, including street lighting and a citywide mobility plan. The body is also deciding on board appointments and professional service agreements for city projects. An executive session is scheduled to discuss a 66-acre parcel at Princeton Drive and N. Beauchamp Road.

• Agreement with M. Arthur Gensler Jr. & Associates, Inc. for Multi-Generational Community Recreation Center design
• Resolution to purchase and install additional streetlights along Cypress Bend Parkway
• Preliminary plat approvals for Princeton ISD properties (12.64 and 24.23 acre tracts)
• Removal of 151.843 acres (Kings Valley LLC) and 41.245 acres (Robert R McCollom) from extraterritorial jurisdiction
• Purchase of a Sourcewell Deen Kubota using FY 24/25 budget funds

The Princeton City Council approved a Development and Performance Agreement with Seitz Group, Inc. for a 66-acre parcel at the northwest corner of Princeton Drive and N. Beauchamp Road, following executive session. The council also approved a consent agenda with 14 items, including streetlight installation, water tower lighting policy, and several resolutions. Board appointments were made for multiple commissions, and a professional services agreement for the Multi-Generational Community Recreation Center was authorized.

• Approved Development and Performance Agreement with Seitz Group, Inc. for 66-acre parcel (6-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved consent agenda items except G.3, G.5, G.6 (7-0)
• Adopted Water Tower Lighting Policy (7-0)
• Approved Interlocal Animal Shelter Agreement with Collin County (6-1)
• Authorized agreement with M. Arthur Gensler Jr. & Associates for recreation center design (7-0)
• Appointed Library Advisory Board members (7-0)
• Appointed Community Development Corporation board members (6-1)
• Appointed Planning & Zoning Commission members (5-2)

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Community Development Corporation is holding a special meeting to discuss and take possible action on several items, including financial reports, an update from MetroCrest services, disposal of pews at the Deffibaugh Community Center, and a Parks and Recreation block party trailer update. The board will also consider awarding a construction services contract for the Steve & Judy Deffibaugh Community Center to Solo Design + Build, and set the January 2025 meeting date. Additionally, there will be a presentation on the Deffibaugh Community Center update.

• Discussion and possible action on Resolution No. CDC-2024-12-04 awarding construction contract to Solo Design + Build for Steve & Judy Deffibaugh Community Center
• Discussion and possible action on PCDC Financial Statement and Sales Tax report for December 2024
• Update and presentation from MetroCrest services
• Action on disposal of remaining pews from Deffibaugh Community Center
• Update on Parks and Recreation Block Party Trailer

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation will review the PEDC's financial statement and sales tax report for December 2024. The board may also enter an executive session to discuss real property, economic development negotiations, or personnel matters.

• Discussion and possible action on the PEDC Financial Statement and Sales Tax for December 2024
• Approval of November 13, 2024, Special Meeting minutes
• Executive session for real property purchase, exchange, lease, or value
• Executive session for economic development negotiations
• Executive session for personnel matters

City Council

The City Council will canvass the November 5 general election results and formally declare the outcome. It will also recognize outgoing council members and administer the oath of office to newly elected members. Additionally, the council will consider an ordinance ordering a runoff election on December 14 to elect a mayor.

• Canvassing general election results from November 5, 2024
• Recognition of outgoing City Council Members
• Administering Oath of Office to newly elected Council Members
• Ordinance ordering a December 14 runoff election for Mayor

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider two preliminary plat applications from Princeton ISD: one for a 24.23-acre stadium expansion (Jackie Robinson Stadium Lot 1R) and another for a 12.64-acre addition at Joyce Carrell Elementary School. Both items are slated for discussion and possible recommendation to the City Council. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes.

• Preliminary Plat PL20243054 – 24.23 acres for Princeton ISD stadium expansion (Jackie Robinson Stadium Lot 1R)
• Preliminary Plat PL20243055 – 12.64 acres for Joyce Carrell Elementary School addition (Lot 1, Block A)
• Consent agenda: Approval of October 21, 2024 regular meeting minutes

City Council

The Princeton City Council and the Princeton Independent School District are holding a special joint meeting to discuss the status of upcoming joint capital projects and potential special event partnerships. The meeting includes an executive session for legal consultation. No formal decisions are scheduled; items are for discussion only.

• Discuss status of upcoming joint capital projects (Item H.1)
• Discuss special event partnership opportunities (Item H.2)
• Executive session for consultation with city attorney (Item F)

City Council

The City Council will consider and possibly approve two resolutions ratifying and approving First Amended Bylaws for the Princeton Economic Development Corporation (PEDC) and the Princeton Community Development Corporation (PCDC). The meeting is a special session with primarily procedural items and an executive session.

• Resolution No. 2024-11-14-R: ratifying and approving First Amended Bylaws for the PEDC
• Resolution No. 2024-11-14-R01: ratifying and approving First Amended Bylaws for the PCDC

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Economic Development Corporation (PEDC) and Community Development Corporation (PCDC) will hold a special joint meeting to consider approving first amended bylaws for both corporations. The agenda includes consent items for approving minutes from previous meetings and a regular agenda with resolutions to adopt the amended bylaws. The boards will also enter executive session to discuss the first amended bylaws and the PEDC-PCDC CEO position, with possible action to follow.

• Approval of minutes from October 15, 2024 joint meeting
• Approval of minutes from March 21, 2024 joint meeting
• Resolution No. EDC-2024-11-13 adopting first amended bylaws for PEDC
• Resolution No. CDC-2024-11-13 adopting first amended bylaws for PCDC
• Executive session to discuss first amended bylaws and PEDC-PCDC CEO

Economic Development Corporation

The Princeton Economic Development Corporation (PEDC) and Community Development Corporation (PCDC) are holding a special joint meeting to consider adopting first amended bylaws for both entities. They will also approve minutes from previous meetings and enter executive session to discuss the bylaws and the PEDC-PCDC CEO position. Public comment is allowed for three minutes per speaker.

• Minutes approval for Oct 15, 2024 and Mar 21, 2024 special joint meetings
• Resolution No. EDC-2024-11-13: adopt PEDC First Amended Bylaws
• Resolution No. CDC-2024-11-13: adopt PCDC First Amended Bylaws
• Executive session on First Amended Bylaws and PEDC-PCDC CEO (personnel matter)

Economic Development Corporation

The Princeton EDC will discuss and possibly approve a new Restaurant Grant Program, update the Old Downtown/Facade Grant, and review financial statements. The board will also go into executive session for economic development negotiations on Project Harvard and CEO certification. Consent items include approving prior meeting minutes.

• Discussion and possible action on PEDC Financial Statement and Sales Tax for November 2024
• Update and possible action on Old Downtown/Facade Grant application
• Update and possible action on current PEDC projects
• Presentation and discussion of PEDC Restaurant Grant Program
• Executive session to discuss Project Harvard economic development negotiations and PEDC-PCDC CEO certification

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session on the initial draft of Residential Design Guidelines, then convene a special meeting to vote on consent items including four requests for removal from the extraterritorial jurisdiction and acceptance of the 2nd Street Reconstruction Project. The special agenda includes consideration of a 106.664-acre disannexation, an amended Crossmill Development Agreement with D.R. Horton – Texas, Ltd., a 2023 Parks Bond contract with HDLA, and discussions on school crosswalk implementation, IT infrastructure upgrade, council chambers upgrade, and conference room upgrades.

• Disannexation of a 106.664-acre tract from city limits (Ordinance No. 2024-11-12)
• Amended and Restated Crossmill Development Agreement with D.R. Horton – Texas, Ltd.
• Approval of 2023 Parks Bond contract agreement with HDLA
• Four requests to remove properties from the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction (Veal, Gibbs, Ottmer, Yarbrough)
• Acceptance of the 2nd Street Reconstruction Project as complete

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Community Development Corporation will discuss and possibly act on the PCDC's financial statements and sales tax reports for October and November 2024. The board will also receive an update on the Steven and Judy Deffibaugh Community Center from EPT-RE. Consent agenda includes approving minutes from the October 8 special meeting.

• Discussion and possible action on PCDC Financial Statement and Sales Tax for October 2024
• Discussion and possible action on PCDC Financial Statement and Sales Tax for November 2024
• Update on the Steven and Judy Deffibaugh Community Center presented by Nathan Beckey
• Approval of minutes from the October 8, 2024 special meeting

Community Development Corporation

The November 4, 2024, joint meeting of the Economic Development Corporation and Community Development Corporation has been canceled because of severe weather. All scheduled agenda items and matters will be rescheduled for a later date to be announced.

• Meeting canceled; items postponed to a future date

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Economic Development Corporation (PEDC) and Community Development Corporation (PCDC) are holding a special joint meeting to discuss and possibly adopt first amended bylaws for each entity. The boards will also consider approving minutes from previous joint meetings. An executive session is scheduled to discuss the bylaws and the PEDC-PCDC CEO position.

• Discussion and possible action on Resolution No. EDC-2024-11-04 adopting First Amended Bylaws for the PEDC
• Discussion and possible action on Resolution No. CDC-2024-11-04 adopting First Amended Bylaws for the PCDC
• Approval of minutes from the October 15, 2024 Special Joint Meeting
• Approval of minutes from the March 21, 2024 Special Joint Meeting
• Executive session on First Amended Bylaws and PEDC-PCDC CEO personnel matters

Economic Development Corporation

The Princeton Economic Development Corporation (PEDC) and Community Development Corporation (PCDC) will hold a special joint meeting to consider approving minutes from previous meetings and adopting first amended bylaws for each corporation. The boards may also enter executive session to discuss the PEDC-PCDC CEO position and consult with the city attorney. Public comment is allowed for up to three minutes.

• Discussion and possible action on Resolution No. EDC-2024-11-04 adopting First Amended Bylaws for the PEDC
• Discussion and possible action on Resolution No. CDC-2024-11-04 adopting First Amended Bylaws for the PCDC
• Executive session to discuss First Amended Bylaws and the PEDC-PCDC CEO position
• Approval of minutes from October 15, 2024 and March 21, 2024 joint meetings
• Possible action following executive session

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation will review financial statements and sales tax for November 2024. The board will also consider actions regarding the Restaurant Grant Program and the Old Downtown/Facade Grant application.

• Possible action on the PEDC Restaurant Grant Program
• Possible action on the Old Downtown/Facade Grant application
• Discussion of PEDC Financial Statement and Sales Tax for November 2024
• Executive session to discuss economic development negotiations for Project Harvard

Economic Development Corporation

The November 4, 2024, joint meeting of the Economic Development Corporation and Community Development Corporation has been canceled due to severe weather concerns. All agenda items and other matters are postponed to a later date to be announced.

• Meeting canceled; no items were discussed or decided

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation meeting scheduled for November 4, 2024, was canceled due to severe weather concerns. All scheduled items will be conducted at a later date.

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on several zoning changes, including a 179-acre rezoning for the Serenity development and a new ordinance permitting commercial drone delivery hubs. Consent items include final plats for U-Haul and Southridge Phase 2B, resolutions to remove land from extraterritorial jurisdiction, and a contract award for the Highway 380 water line replacement project. Regular agenda items include a first amendment to the Windmore Development Agreement and bond issuances for the Southridge and Windmore public improvement districts.

• Public hearing on 179-acre rezoning by JEN HOLDCO 24, LLC for the Serenity planned development (PD 45)
• Public hearing on ordinance to allow commercial drone delivery hubs and regulate unmanned aircraft
• Resolution awarding Highway 380 12-inch water line replacement project to Hayes Construction, LLC (lowest responsive bidder)
• Public hearings and bond issuances for Southridge (Area No. 2) and Windmore (Area No. 1) public improvement districts
• Final plat approval for 8.469 acres (U-Haul) and 44.726 acres (Southridge Phase 2B)

City Council

The Housing Standards Commission will receive an update and discussion regarding the property at 599 W. Princeton Drive, owned by Princeton Luxury Apartments, LLC. An executive session is scheduled for consultation with the City Attorney on pending litigation related to this property. Attached documents include a mold work plan, permit inspection history, and a progress update.

• Receive update and discussion on property at 599 W. Princeton Drive (Princeton Luxury Apartments, LLC)
• Executive session under Texas Govt. Code §551.071 for legal consultation on pending litigation
• Attachments include mold work plan, permit inspection history report, and progress update presentation
• Public appearances allowed (3 minutes per speaker) for items not on the agenda

City Council

The Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Board will meet to approve minutes from its September 16, 2024 meeting and consider a resolution adopting amendments to the Project Plan and Financing Plan for Reinvestment Zone Number Six (Southridge).

• Approval of September 16, 2024 TIRZ Board meeting minutes
• Consideration of amendments to the Project Plan and Financing Plan for Southridge TIRZ Number Six

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and make recommendations to City Council on several zone map amendments, a specific use permit for a daycare, a text amendment to the zoning use chart, and a new ordinance to allow commercial drone delivery hubs. The consent agenda includes approval of final plats for Princeton Crossroads (U-Haul) and Southridge Phase 2B. Regular agenda items feature presentations on drainage and traffic studies, as well as preliminary plats for a Monte Carlo addition and two Princeton ISD school sites.

• Specific Use Permit for daycare at 703 Indigo Rd
• Zone map amendment for 179.303-acre Serenity tract (JEN HOLDCO 24, LLC)
• Zone map amendment for 50.355-acre Penmatsa (Oxenfree) tract (Core PBSFR Princeton 982, LLC)
• Zone map amendment for 27.725-acre Windmore tract (GRBK Edgewood, LLC)
• Ordinance amendment to allow commercial drone delivery hubs (Zipline presentation)

City Council

This agenda is a procedural notice that a quorum of the City Council may be present at the Pumpkin BooLooza community event. No decisions, proposals, or discussions are scheduled.

Library Advisory Board

The Library Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting to discuss and possibly take action on several items, including library statistics, accreditation, expansion projects, upcoming events, expiring board terms, assistance for Princeton ISD students, and a proposal to eliminate library fines starting in 2025. The meeting is scheduled for October 17, 2024 at Lois Nelson Public Library.

• Discussion and possible action regarding library statistics (Item 2024-1771)
• Discussion and possible action regarding library accreditation (Item 2024-1772)
• Discussion and possible action regarding the library expansion project (Item 2024-1773)
• Discussion and possible action regarding assisting PISD students with homework and extended due dates (Item 2024-1776)
• Discussion and possible action regarding going fine-free in 2025 (Item 2024-1777)

Community Development Corporation

This document is a notice that members of several city boards may be present at the State of the City event. It is not a meeting of the governing body.

Economic Development Corporation

This is a notice that members of several city boards may constitute a quorum at the State of the City event. No official business will be conducted. The notice is posted to comply with the Texas Open Meetings Act.

City Council

This is a notice of a possible quorum for a State of the City event. No deliberation or formal action by the City Council will occur; it is purely informal and informational.

• No formal business, rezonings, contracts, or public hearings on the agenda.

Zoning Board of Adjustments

This is a procedural notice that members of the City's EDC, CDC, P&Z, ZBA, and Library Board may be present at the State of the City event on October 16, 2024. No board business is scheduled; this posting satisfies the Texas Open Meetings Act requirements.

• No actionable items listed; the notice is for a possible quorum at a non-meeting event

Library Advisory Board

This document is a notice that a quorum of the Library Board may be present at the State of the City event. It is not a meeting of the governing body.

Planning & Zoning Commission

This document is a notice that members of several city boards may be present at the State of the City event. It is not a meeting of the governing body.

Community Development Corporation

The City Council, Economic Development Corporation, and Community Development Corporation of Princeton are holding a special joint meeting. They will discuss and update the hiring process for the PEDC-PCDC CEO position and review current and future projects and programs. An executive session is scheduled to deliberate on real property related to park land opportunities.

• Discussion and update on hiring process for PEDC-PCDC CEO position (Item I.1)
• Discussion and update on PEDC current and future projects, programs, and opportunities (Item I.2)
• Discussion and update on PCDC current and future projects, programs, and opportunities (Item I.3)
• Consideration of approving a request for items to be placed on a future agenda (Item I.4)
• Executive session deliberation on real property: Project Key Park Land Opportunities

Economic Development Corporation

The Princeton City Council, Economic Development Corporation (EDC), and Community Development Corporation (CDC) hold a special joint meeting. They will receive updates on the hiring process for the PEDC-PCDC CEO position and discuss current and future projects for both corporations. An executive session is scheduled to deliberate on real property for Project Key Park Land Opportunities. The meeting is largely procedural and discussion-based.

• Executive session to deliberate on real property for Project Key Park Land Opportunities
• Discussion and update on the hiring process for the PEDC-PCDC CEO position
• Update on PEDC's current and future projects, programs, and opportunities
• Update on PCDC's current and future projects, programs, and opportunities
• Consider approving request to place items on a future agenda

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session on roadway projects, then a special meeting to vote on consent and special agenda items. Key decisions include removing multiple tracts from the extraterritorial jurisdiction, appointing a new Municipal Court Judge, and reapproving police vehicle financing. Special agenda items include allocating American Rescue Plan Act funds for fire and police communications, and authorizing up to $300,000 for design of a Parks & Recreation Building. Council will also accept resignations from the Library Board and Zoning Board of Adjustments.

• Up to $300,000 for design of Parks & Recreation Building (K3)
• Allocate ARPA funds for Fire Communications Infrastructure (K1)
• Allocate ARPA funds for Police Department communication tools (K2)
• Six requests to remove properties from city's extraterritorial jurisdiction (consent items G2–G7)
• Appoint Dana D. Huffman as Presiding Municipal Court Judge (consent items G8–G9)

City Council

This is a special joint meeting of the City Council, Economic Development Corporation (EDC), and Community Development Corporation (CDC). The bodies will discuss the hiring process for the joint PEDC-PCDC CEO position, review current and future projects of both corporations, and consider a request to place items on a future agenda. The council may also enter executive session to deliberate on real property related to 'Project Key Park Land Opportunities'.

• Discussion and update on hiring process for PEDC-PCDC CEO position
• Discussion on PEDC’s current and future projects, programs, and areas of opportunity
• Discussion on PCDC’s current and future projects, programs, and areas of opportunity
• Executive session authorized for real property negotiation under Project Key Park Land Opportunities
• Consideration of a request to place items on a future agenda (no discussion of those items)

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Community Development Corporation will discuss and possibly act on a professional services agreement with EPT Commercial for repairs to the Steven & Judy Deffibaugh Community Center. Other items include a financial statement, an update from the Princeton Fire Department on equipment purchased, a request to purchase a laptop for a board member, and a discussion on the PEDC-PCDC CEO position. The board will also set grant acceptance dates for FY 2024-2025 and may enter executive session regarding the CEO position.

• Professional Services Agreement with EPT Commercial for procurement and construction management on community center repairs
• Princeton Fire Department update on equipment purchased by the PCDC
• Equipment purchase request for a laptop for Director Thornton
• Update on PEDC-PCDC CEO position, with possible executive session
• Discussion and possible action on FY 2024-2025 PCDC grant application acceptance dates

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation will discuss financial statements and updates on the Old Downtown facade grant. The board is also reviewing a grant application from Christopher Forte and the status of the PEDC-PCDC CEO position.

• Facade grant application from Christopher Forte, owner of American Language Technologies
• Update and possible action on the Old Downtown/Facade Grant
• Discussion of the PEDC-PCDC CEO position
• Review of October 2024 Financial Statement and Sales Tax
• Update on current PEDC projects

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Zoning Board of Adjustments will hold a public hearing regarding a variance request for a property on Wood Street. The board will also elect a Chairperson and Vice Chairperson.

• Variance request from Reality Choir PWTX, LLC for side yard setback requirements at Wood Street Duplexes
• Election of Zoning Board of Adjustment Chairperson and co-chairperson
• Approval of September 5, 2024 meeting minutes

City Council

The City Council will discuss and possibly impose a moratorium on residential property development within the city and its extraterritorial jurisdiction. A work session will cover municipal regulation of drone deliveries. The consent agenda includes budgets for the Economic Development Corporation and Community Development Corporation, final plats for Oncor and GRBK Edgewood, and annual updates for multiple public improvement districts.

• Public hearing on Ordinance No. 2024-09-23, imposing a moratorium on residential property development
• Work session discussion on municipal regulation of drone deliveries
• Final plat approval for Oncor on a 4.008-acre tract in the Hardin Wright Survey
• Final plat approval for GRBK Edgewood, LLC (Windmore Phase 2) on a 53.241-acre tract
• Ratification of FY 2024-2025 operating budgets for Princeton Economic Development Corporation and Princeton Community Development Corporation

City Council

The Housing Standards Commission will receive an update and discussion on the property at 599 W. Princeton Drive, owned by Princeton Luxury Apartments, LLC. The agenda also includes a consent agenda for routine items, public appearances, and a possible executive session for attorney consultation. No votes or decisions are scheduled on the main item.

• Receive update and discussion on property at 599 W. Princeton Drive owned by Princeton Luxury Apartments, LLC (Item D.1)
• Consent agenda for routine items (Item C)
• Public appearances allowed (3 minutes each) (Item B)
• Possible executive session for legal consultation (Item E)

City Council

The Princeton City Council will hold public hearings and consider adopting the FY2024-2025 budget and a proposed property tax rate of $0.440226. The council will also discuss and consider a moratorium on residential property development within the city and its extraterritorial jurisdiction. Consent items include budget amendments, removal of multiple tracts from the ETJ, and an interlocal agreement with Princeton ISD. Executive session is scheduled to discuss the moratorium and real estate projects codenamed Universal and Pearl.

• Public hearing and first reading on a moratorium on residential property development (Ordinance 2024-09-23)
• Proposed tax rate of $0.440226 for FY2024-2025 (Ordinances 2024-09-16-04, -05, -06)
• Voluntary annexation of a 180-acre tract (Serenity) by Jen Holdco 24, LLC
• Water and sewer rate ordinance amending Appendix A fee schedule (Ordinance 2024-09-16-02)
• Removal of 8 tracts from the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction (DL Caldwell, David Lokey, Daniel Bartlett, Brian Courtney, Paul Johnson, Rick Putchio [2 parcels], and one other)

City Council

The Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three Board will meet to consider approving a resolution that adopts amendments to the Project Plan and Financing Plan for TIRZ Number Three (Eastridge). The board will also vote on the consent agenda, which includes approval of minutes from the September 11, 2023 meeting.

• Resolution to adopt amendments to the Project Plan and Financing Plan for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three (Eastridge)
• Approval of TIRZ Board meeting minutes from September 11, 2023

The Princeton TIRZ Board approved amendments to the Project Plan and Financing Plan for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Three, along with the minutes from the September 11, 2023 meeting. Both items passed unanimously 7-0. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved amendments to the Project Plan and Financing Plan for TIRZ Zone Three (7-0)
• Approved the September 11, 2023 TIRZ Board meeting minutes (7-0)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to recommend an ordinance that would pause residential property development within city limits and extraterritorial jurisdiction. The body will also review several plat requests for local land tracts.

• Ordinance No. 2024-09-23: Proposed moratorium on residential property development, including subdivision and platting
• Final Plat FP20211270: 4.008 acre tract for Ivy League Sub. Addition Lot 1, Block 1 (Oncor)
• Final Plat FP20220618: 53.241 acre tract for Windmore Phase 2 (GRBK Edgewood, LLC)
• Preliminary Plat PL20243043: 16.008 acre tract for 75 Monte Carlo Addition (Cope Equities, LLC)

The Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval of Ordinance No. 2024-09-23, imposing a moratorium on residential development within city limits and extraterritorial jurisdiction, in a 6-1 vote. The commission also approved the consent agenda, including final plats for Ivy League, Windmore Phase 2, and Princeton Meadows. A preliminary plat request from Cope Equities for a 16-acre tract was tabled unanimously.

• Approved consent agenda including minutes and three final plats (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of residential development moratorium ordinance (6-1)
• Tabled preliminary plat for 75 Monte Carlo Addition (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss the proposed Fiscal Year 2024/25 Budget. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion-only agenda item.

• Discuss Fiscal Year 2024/25 Budget

The City Council met for a budget work session to discuss the Fiscal Year 2024/25 budget. No formal action was taken, as the item was listed for discussion only. The meeting adjourned after the discussion.

• Discussed Fiscal Year 2024/25 budget (no action)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

Economic Development Corporation

The Princeton Economic Development Corporation will hold a special meeting to receive a budget update, consider approving the August 5 meeting minutes, and discuss the PEDC's financial statement and sales tax. The board will also consider sales tax training and conferences, then enter executive session to deliberate economic development negotiations and real property matters under codenames Project Pirate, Project Spectacular, Project Twinkle (Bois d' Arc Business Park), and Project Car Key.

• G1: EDC Budget Update
• I1: Consider approving minutes of August 5, 2024
• J1: Discussion and possible action on PEDC Financial Statement and Sales Tax
• J2: Discussion and possible action on sales tax training and conferences
• Executive session items: Project Pirate, Project Spectacular, Project Twinkle (Bois d' Arc Business Park), Project Car Key

The Princeton Economic Development Corporation met in special session and unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included the August 5, 2024 meeting minutes, and the PEDC's financial statement and sales tax report. No action was taken on sales tax training and conferences or on items discussed in executive session. The meeting was otherwise procedural, with reports on upcoming city meetings and community events.

• Approved consent agenda including August 5, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved PEDC financial statement and sales tax report (unanimous)
• No action on sales tax training and conferences
• No action after executive session on economic development projects

Zoning Board of Adjustments

The Zoning Board of Adjustments will hold a public hearing to consider a variance request regarding parking requirements. The board will also review meeting minutes from August 23, 2021.

• Variance request from Proton PRC, TX & BKIND, Inc, DBA: The Roller Room regarding parking requirements

Community Development Corporation

The Community Development Corporation is holding a work session to discuss and set the budget for fiscal year 2024-2025.

• Discussion and setting of the FY 2024-2025 Budget

Community Development Corporation

The Community Development Corporation will hold a public hearing and consider adopting the proposed FY 2024-2025 budget. The board will also discuss funding for public works, resident assistance, and disaster relief programs.

• Public hearing and possible adoption of the FY 2024-2025 budget
• Construction and repairs to the Steven and Judy Deffibaugh Community Center
• Funding of public works projects by the CDC
• Discussion of a Resident Assistance Program and Disaster Relief Program
• Update on the Woody Williams Gold Star Monument project

The Princeton Community Development Corporation unanimously approved its FY 2024-2025 budget with changes including a general transfer increase to $170,000 and reductions to community center, project funding, business development, and roads. The board also approved the consent agenda and the financial statement for July 2024. Several other agenda items were discussed but no action was taken.

• Approved consent agenda including August 6, 2024 special meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved FY 2024-2025 budget with changes: general transfer $104,500 to $170,000, community center $15,000 to $10,000, project funding $750,000 to $739,000, business development $75,000 to $50,000, roads/infrastructure $525,000 to $500,000 (unanimous)
• Approved CDC financial statement and sales tax for July 2024 (unanimous)

City Council

The Princeton City Council will consider a resolution proposing the 2024 tax rate and scheduling a public hearing. Also on the agenda are a public hearing and ordinances to levy assessments and issue bonds for the Eastridge Public Improvement District. The consent agenda includes several preliminary and final plat approvals and two requests to remove tracts from the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction. Presentations will cover trash route changes, the Princeton Town Center project, broadband, and cell tower construction.

• Resolution naming proposed 2024 tax rate and setting public hearing date
• Public hearing and ordinances for Eastridge PID assessment levy and bond issuance
• Preliminary plat approval for a 91.599-acre tract (Trination Global Investments)
• Two requests to remove land from city's extraterritorial jurisdiction (McKenzie and Crowl tracts)
• Presentation on CWD trash and recycling route changes and communication plan

The Princeton City Council approved ordinances levying assessments for the Eastridge Public Improvement District Improvement Area No. 3 and authorizing the issuance of Special Assessment Revenue Bonds for both the Eastridge and Winchester Crossing PIDs. The council also approved the consent agenda, including several plat approvals and resolutions, and moved the tax rate resolution to the September 12 budget meeting.

• Approved consent agenda including minutes, plats, and resolutions (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2024-08-26 levying Eastridge PID assessments (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2024-08-26-01 authorizing Eastridge PID bonds (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2024-08-26-02 authorizing Winchester Crossing PID bonds (7-0)
• Moved tax rate resolution to September 12 budget meeting (7-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 2024-08-26-R05 amending Reinvestment Zone Number Three plan (7-0)

City Council

The City Council is meeting to conduct the drawing for places on the ballot for the November 2024 election. This is a procedural meeting held at the Municipal Center.

• Drawing for Places on the Ballot for the Princeton November 2024 Election

City Council

The Housing Standards Commission will hold a public hearing and consider action on a property at 599 W. Princeton Drive owned by Princeton Luxury Apartments, LLC. The commission will also consider approving minutes from a September 2023 meeting. An executive session is scheduled to discuss the property and potential related litigation.

• Public hearing on 599 W. Princeton Drive (Princeton Luxury Apartments, LLC)
• Approval of September 11, 2023 Housing Standards Commission meeting minutes
• Executive session to discuss pending litigation or legal advice regarding 599 W. Princeton Drive

The City Council held a public hearing on a property at 599 W. Princeton Drive owned by Princeton Luxury Apartments, LLC, and approved a motion requiring the current and new owner to attend every meeting until October 28. The council also approved the September 11, 2023 Housing Standards Commission meeting minutes. No executive session was held.

• Approved Housing Standards Commission minutes from September 11, 2023 (5-0)
• Approved action on 599 W. Princeton Drive with agreement for current and new owner to attend every meeting until October 28 (5-0)

City Council

The City Council is convening for a push-in ceremony at Fire Station #4. This is a notice of a possible quorum for the event.

• Push-In Ceremony of Fire Station #4 at 7777 FM-546

City Council

The City Council is convening for a Push-In Ceremony at Fire Station #3. This is a notice of a possible quorum.

• Push-In Ceremony of Fire Station #3 at 1100 Myrick Ln.

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will vote on three final plats on the consent agenda: Cypress Bend Commercial Lot 4 (1.051 acres), Southridge Phase 2A (11.416 acres), and Princeton Meadows Lot 6A (1.616 acres). The main item is a public hearing and recommendation to City Council on the preliminary plat for Princeton Town Center, a 91.599-acre development. The meeting also includes approval of the July 15, 2024 minutes and discussion of future agenda items.

• Final plat for Cypress Bend Commercial Addition Lot 4, Block 1 (1.051 acres)
• Final plat for Southridge Phase 2A (11.416 acres)
• Final plat for Lot 6A, Block A Princeton Meadows Addition (1.616 acres)
• Preliminary plat for Princeton Town Center (91.599 acres) – recommendation to City Council

The Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously approved a consent agenda including minutes and three final plats, and approved a preliminary plat for the 91.599-acre Princeton Town Center development, recommending it to City Council. No public appearances were made, and no other substantive items were discussed.

• Approved consent agenda including July 15, 2024 minutes and final plats for Cypress Bend Commercial Addition Lot 4, Southridge Phase 2A, and Princeton Meadows Lot 6A (unanimous)
• Approved preliminary plat for Princeton Town Center (91.599 acres) and recommended to City Council (unanimous)

Library Advisory Board

The Library Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting to discuss and possibly act on several routine items, including a patron survey, summer reading program data, upcoming library events from October to December 2024, and volunteer opportunities. The meeting includes consent agenda items, a public appearance period, and a report on the next meeting date.

• Update and possible action regarding the patron survey
• Discussion and possible action regarding the summer reading program data
• Discussion and possible action regarding upcoming library events from October – December 2024
• Discussion and possible action regarding updates on volunteer applications and volunteer opportunities from October – December 2024

The Lois Nelson Public Library Advisory Board held a regular meeting on August 15, 2024, but took no action on any of the four agenda items, which included a patron survey update, summer reading program data, upcoming events, and volunteer opportunities. The board only discussed these items and proposed two topics for the next meeting's agenda.

• No action taken on patron survey update (2024-1767)
• No action taken on summer reading program data (2024-1768)
• No action taken on upcoming library events Oct-Dec 2024 (2024-1769)
• No action taken on volunteer applications and opportunities Oct-Dec 2024 (2024-1770)
• Proposed agenda items for next meeting: homework help for Princeton ISD students and extended library access for students

City Council

The City Council will consider an ordinance ordering a general election for Mayor and Council Seats 1 and 2 on November 5, 2024. They will also consider establishing the Municipal Court as a Court of Record, approving a $500,000 budget adjustment for repairs at the Steven & Judy Deffibaugh Community Center, and approving amendments to the reinvestment zone #3 project plan. Consent agenda items include dispatch and jail services amendments for FY2025 and acceptance of improvements for Simpson Crossing Phase 2.

• Ordinance calling a general election for Mayor and Council Seats 1 and 2 on November 5, 2024 (ORD-2024-08-12)
• Ordinance establishing the Municipal Court as a Court of Record (ORD-2024-08-12-01)
• Ordinance ratifying a $500,000 budget adjustment for repairs at the Steven & Judy Deffibaugh Community Center (ORD-2024-08-12-02)
• Resolution proposing amendments to reinvestment zone number three project plan and financing plan (2024-08-12-R01)
• Consent agenda: FY2025 Collin County Dispatch Services and Jail Services amendments for Fire and Police departments and Simpson Crossing Phase 2 improvements acceptance

The Princeton City Council approved an ordinance calling a general election for November 5, 2024, to elect a mayor and council members for Seats 1 and 2. It also established the municipal court as a court of record, approved a $500,000 budget adjustment for community center repairs, and made board appointments. All votes were unanimous except one abstention.

• Approved ordinance calling Nov. 5 election for mayor and Seats 1, 2 (7-0)
• Approved ordinance making municipal court a court of record (7-0)
• Approved $500,000 CDC budget adjustment for Deffibaugh Community Center repairs (6-0, Deffibaugh abstained)
• Approved resolution amending reinvestment zone #3 project/financing plan (7-0)
• Approved 2024 budget planning calendar and workshop date (7-0)
• Accepted John Ragan's resignation from CDC Place 2 (7-0)
• Appointed Albert Lott to EDC Place 5 and Mary Lou Pettis to CDC Place 2 (7-0)
• Approved Collin County jail and dispatch service amendments (7-0 each)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss appointments and/or reappointments to the Boards and Commissions for the Community Development Corporation and Economic Development Corporation. No votes are expected; this is a discussion-only item.

• Discuss appointments/reappointments to Community Development Corporation and Economic Development Corporation boards

The City Council held a work session on August 12, 2024, with all members present. The only agenda item was a discussion on appointments to the Community Development Corporation and Economic Development Corporation boards, with no action taken. The meeting adjourned at 6:08 p.m. after a motion carried 6-0.

• Discussed board appointments for CDC and EDC (no action)
• Adjourned meeting (6-0)

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Community Development Corporation will hold a special meeting to discuss and possibly adopt the proposed FY 2024-2025 budget, including a public hearing. The board will also receive updates on the Steven and Judy Deffibaugh Community Center and the PEDC-PCDC CEO position. Other items include financial statements, shared city services, and a correction on the Woody Williams project.

• Public hearing and possible adoption of PCDC FY 2024-2025 budget
• Discussion on shared city services received by PCDC
• Update on Steven and Judy Deffibaugh Community Center
• Update and possible action on benchmarks for PEDC-PCDC CEO position
• Correction on the Woody Williams project

The Princeton CDC approved up to $500,000 for repairs and maintenance at the Steven and Judy Deffibaugh Community Center, following an executive session. The board also approved the consent agenda and financial statements, but took no action on the FY 2024-2025 budget, which will be considered in September.

• Approved $500,000 for community center repairs and maintenance (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including July 16, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved CDC financial statement and sales tax for July/August 2024 (unanimous)

Community Development Corporation

The Community Development Corporation will hold a work session to discuss and set its budget for fiscal year 2024-2025. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion-only item.

• Discussion of the Community Development Corporation FY 2024-2025 Budget

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation is holding a work session to discuss and set the budget for fiscal year 2024-2025.

• Discussion and setting of the FY 2024-2025 Budget

Economic Development Corporation

The Princeton Economic Development Corporation will hold a special meeting to discuss and potentially adopt the proposed FY 2024-2025 budget, following a public hearing. The board will also review financial statements, consider officer appointments, receive updates on the Children's Lighthouse project and the PEDC-PCDC CEO position, and may enter executive session to discuss real property (99 Vision, Project Pirate) and personnel matters.

• Public hearing and potential adoption of PEDC FY 2024-2025 budget
• Discussion of PEDC financial statement and sales tax for May/June 2024
• Appointment of PEDC Chairperson and officers
• Update on Children's Lighthouse project
• Executive session for economic development negotiations (99 Vision, Project Pirate) and CEO position

The EDC unanimously adopted the FY 2024-2025 budget, changing the land acquisition and business relocation line-item split from 50/50 to 75/25, allocating $1,454,680.44 and $484,893.48 respectively. The board also approved the consent agenda, financial statements, appointed new officers, and rescheduled the September meeting. No action was taken on several items, including the Children's Lighthouse project update and executive session matters.

• Adopted FY 2024-2025 budget with 75/25 split for land acquisition and business relocation (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including June 3, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved financial statement and sales tax for July (May) and August (June) 2024 (unanimous)
• Appointed Vice-Chairman Thompson as PEDC Chairman (unanimous)
• Appointed Director Crawford as PEDC Vice-Chairman (unanimous)
• Moved September 2024 meeting from Sept 2 to Sept 9 at 6pm (unanimous)

City Council

The Princeton City Council will consider a development agreement with Lennar Homes for an approximately 180-acre tract, along with several consent agenda items including preliminary and final plats. They will also vote on resolutions for an Eastridge Public Improvement District assessment hearing, a notice of intent to issue combination tax and revenue certificates, budget amendments for fire department equipment, and appointments to economic development boards.

• Development agreement with Lennar Homes for 180-acre tract (I.9)
• Preliminary plat approval for 19.991 acres by Shoolin Ventures LLC (F.2)
• Final plat approval for 33.232 acres by D.R. Horton (F.3)
• Resolution calling a public hearing on Eastridge PID assessments (I.2)
• Budget amendments for fire department: special projects, PPE, and SCBA (I.4-I.6)

The Princeton City Council approved a development agreement with Lennar Homes for an approximately 180-acre tract, along with several other items including budget amendments for fire equipment, a banking services contract, and appointments to boards. All votes were 6-0, with Councilmember Ryan Gerfers absent. The council also approved a preliminary plat for Shoolin Ventures LLC after pulling it from the consent agenda.

• Approved Lennar Homes development agreement for ~180-acre tract (6-0)
• Approved preliminary plat for Shoolin Ventures LLC, 19.991 acres (6-0)
• Approved consent agenda except F.2, including final plat for D.R. Horton and banking contract with Peoples Bank (6-0)
• Approved appointments: Ahmad Thornton to CDC, Sesame Morrison to EDC (6-0)
• Approved Resolution 2024-07-22-R03 for Eastridge PID assessments and public hearing (6-0)
• Approved Resolution 2024-07-22-R02 for notice of intent to issue certificates of obligation (6-0)
• Approved budget amendments for Fire Dept special projects, PPE, and SCBA equipment (6-0)
• Approved Council Liaison Policy and liaison appointments (6-0)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to consider appointments and reappointments to the Economic Development Corporation (PEDC) and Community Development Corporation (PCDC) boards. The agenda contains only this one substantive item along with procedural items.

• Consider approving appointments/reappointments to PEDC Place 4 and PCDC Place 4

The Princeton City Council held a work session on July 22, 2024, and considered only one agenda item: appointments to the Economic Development Corporation and Community Development Corporation boards. No action was taken on this item, and the meeting adjourned with a 6-0 vote.

• No action taken on 2024-143: appointments to EDC and CDC boards
• Motion to adjourn carried 6-0

City Council

This item is a procedural notice that a quorum of the Princeton City Council may be present at the 'Koffee with Keith' community event. No official decisions or discussions are scheduled; the notice satisfies Texas Government Code Chapter 551 posting requirements.

• Possible quorum of City Council at 'Koffee with Keith' at Southard Middle School Library, 455 Monte Carlo Blvd.

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Community Development Corporation will meet to select a new chairperson and discuss funding requests from the Fire and Police Departments for new equipment. The board will also consider purchasing a Gold Star Memorial for Veterans Memorial Park and set a public hearing date for the FY 24-25 budget. Executive sessions are scheduled to discuss grants and real property related to the Steven and Judy Deffibaugh Community Center.

• Discussion and possible action to select a CDC Chairperson
• Fire Department request for PCDC to fund new equipment for fire trucks
• Police Department request for PCDC to fund new equipment
• Discussion on purchasing a Gold Star Memorial for Veterans Memorial Park
• Discussion to set public hearing for FY 24-25 budget on August 6, 2024

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will consider final plat approval for a 33.232 acre tract and a preliminary plat recommendation for a 19.991 acre tract. The body will also review meeting minutes from June 17, 2024.

• Final Plat FP20221504: Winchester West Phase 10 (33.232 acre tract) requested by D.R. Horton-Texas, LTD
• Preliminary Plat PL20212597: Princeton Retreat (19.991 acre tract) requested by Shoolin Ventures, LLC

City Council

The City Council and Princeton ISD will meet to discuss collaborative efforts on several municipal and educational topics. Discussions include capital projects, roadway construction, and building code processes. The agenda also covers land acquisition partnerships and internship programs.

• Joint efforts on capital projects
• Streamlined processes for building codes
• Partnership possibilities for land acquisition
• City and Princeton ISD internship program
• Roadway construction and repair

City Council

The City Council will consider an ordinance regarding Winchester Public Improvement District No. 3 assessments and a lease for 15 police vehicles. The agenda also includes ETJ removal for 3.0 acres of land and a professional services agreement with HDLA. Additionally, the council will review the annual financial report for the year ended September 30, 2023.

• Ordinance 2024-07-08: Winchester Public Improvement District No. 3 assessments
• Resolution 2024-07-08-R01: Enterprise lease for 15 police vehicles
• Resolution 2024-07-08-R: ETJ removal for 3.0 acres in the Hardin Wright Survey
• Resolution 2024-07-08-R02: Professional services agreement with HDLA
• Proposal to purchase ICS Electronic Citations program

City Council

The City Council is holding a Budget Town Hall Meeting to discuss the Fiscal Year 2024/25 budget. This meeting is scheduled for July 8, 2024.

• Discussion of the Fiscal Year 2024/25 budget

City Council

This agenda is a notice of a possible quorum for the City Council during the grand opening of Fire Station #2. No business items are scheduled for discussion or decision.

• Grand Opening of Fire Station #2 at 700 Monte Carlo Blvd.

Community Development Corporation

The City Council, Economic Development Corporation, and Community Development Corporation will hold a special joint meeting to discuss the CEO hiring process for PEDC-PCDC. The agenda also includes reviewing resignations from both the EDC and CDC and appointing council members as liaisons.

• Update on the PEDC-PCDC CEO hiring process
• Approval of Terrance Johnson’s resignation from PEDC Place 4
• Approval of Jaisen Rutledge’s resignation from PCDC Place 4
• Appointment of Councilmembers as liaisons to the PEDC and PCDC

City Council

The City Council, EDC, and CDC will hold a special joint meeting to discuss the PEDC-PCDC CEO hiring process. The agenda also includes approving board resignations and appointing council members as liaisons.

• Update on the PEDC-PCDC CEO hiring process
• Approval of Terrance Johnson’s resignation from PEDC Place 4
• Approval of Jaisen Rutledge’s resignation from PCDC Place 4
• Appointment of Councilmembers as liaisons to the PEDC and PCDC

Economic Development Corporation

The City Council, EDC, and CDC will meet to discuss the hiring process for a new CEO. The agenda includes consideration of resignations from both the Economic Development and Community Development Corporations. Additionally, officials will appoint council members as liaisons to these corporations.

• Update on PEDC-PCDC CEO hiring process
• Approval of Terrance Johnson’s resignation from PEDC Place 4
• Approval of Jaisen Rutledge’s resignation from PCDC Place 4
• Appointment of Councilmembers as liaisons to the PEDC and PCDC

Economic Development Corporation

The Princeton Economic Development Corporation will discuss the current status of the Children's Lighthouse project. The meeting also includes a review of the July 2024 financial report and approval of the June 3, 2024, meeting minutes.

• Children's Lighthouse project update (Item 2024-029)
• July 2024 Financial Report review
• Approval of June 3, 2024, meeting minutes

Economic Development Corporation

The July 1, 2024, Economic Development Corporation meeting is canceled due to a lack of quorum. All scheduled agenda items will be addressed at the August 5, 2024, regular meeting.

City Council

This is a procedural notice regarding a possible quorum of the Princeton City Council. The notice states that council members may be present at the Freedom and Fireworks event at J.M. Caldwell Sr. Community Park on June 29, 2024.

• Notice of possible quorum at J.M. Caldwell Sr. Community Park

City Council

The City Council will review several land-related requests, including ETJ removals and a pre-annexation agreement for 24.50 acres. The agenda also includes an agreement for fire and emergency medical services with Collin County MUD #2. Additionally, the council will consider ordinance changes regarding fire department mitigation rates.

• Ordinance to amend fire prevention mitigation rates in the municipal code
• Agreement with Collin County MUD #2 for fire protection and EMS services
• Pre-annexation and development agreement for 24.50 acres by PrincetonNS Holdings, LLC
• $98,648.91 allocation for Myrick Lane construction project change order
• Removal of 37.108 acres from the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction

Library Advisory Board

The Library Advisory Board is meeting to discuss several library programs and planning items. The agenda includes discussions regarding the summer reading program, a patron survey, and the library's five-year plan.

• Discussion regarding the summer reading program
• Discussion regarding a patron survey
• Discussion regarding the five-year plan for the library
• Discussion regarding upcoming events

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will consider final plat approvals for several land developments, including Sicily Addition Phase 1 and Eastridge Phase 3. The commission will also review a preliminary plat for Mayfield Addition and receive an update on the Princeton Luxury Apartments.

• Final plat approval for Sicily Addition Phase 1 (70.477 acres)
• Final plat approval for Eastridge Phase 3 (70.312 acres)
• Final plat approval for Beauchamp Plaza Addition (1.986 acres)
• Preliminary plat recommendation for Mayfield Addition (0.229 acres)
• Update regarding Princeton Luxury Apartments

City Council

This is a notice of possible quorum for City Council members. A quorum may be present at the Honoring Women in Service event on Flag Day. No official business or legislative items are scheduled.

• Notice of possible quorum at Honoring Women in Service event

City Council

The City Council will conduct a budget retreat to review the current and projected financial status for Fiscal Year 24-25. This discussion includes revenues, expenditures, projects, and staffing levels. The meeting also includes an executive session regarding legal matters, real property, and economic development negotiations.

• Review of Fiscal Year 24-25 budget including revenues, expenditures, and projects
• Discussion of personnel, staffing, and fixed assets
• Executive session regarding real property and economic development negotiations

City Council

The City Council will consider resolutions to remove several tracts of land from the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction. Officials will also present updates on regional traffic safety, construction projects, and College Street extension costs.

• Removal of 6.109 acres from ETJ (Shane Tully)
• Removal of 2.011 acres from ETJ (Faisal Madhat)
• Removal of 2.595 acres from ETJ (Kenneth and Linda Campbell)
• TxDOT and Collin County presentation on traffic safety and construction projects
• Presentation on the actual cost for College Street extension construction

City Council

The Princeton City Council will hold a work session on June 10, 2024, to discuss potential appointments and reappointments to the Zoning Board of Adjustments and the Planning & Zoning Commission. The agenda lists only this discussion item alongside standard Open Meetings Act and ADA compliance notices. No formal votes or public hearings are scheduled.

• Discuss appointments/reappointments for the Zoning Board of Adjustments and Planning & Zoning
• Work session format with no listed votes or public hearings
• Standard legal notices regarding video conference participation and ADA accommodations

City Council

This is a procedural notice regarding a potential quorum of City Council members at a Chamber of Commerce Meeting. No specific agenda items or legislative actions are listed in this document.

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Community Development Corporation will review financial reports and discuss several funding requests. The agenda includes presentations regarding SWAT equipment for the police department and new equipment for fire trucks. The board will also consider employee compensation and grant application dates.

• Purchase of SWAT equipment for the Princeton Police Department
• Funding request for new fire truck equipment for the Princeton Fire Department
• Support for a project to memorialize Officer Dominguez
• Review of CDC employee compensation
• Update on FY 2024 grant application submission dates

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation will review financial statements and discuss several local development projects. The board will consider actions regarding the 99 Vision project, the city's Broadband/Communications Master Plan, and a brokerage agreement for the Bois d'arc Business Park.

• Presentation and possible action regarding the 99 Vision project
• Discussion of the brokerage agreement with Henry S. Miller Brokerage, llc for the Bois d'arc Business Park
• Update and possible action on the City of Princeton's Broadband/Communications Master Plan
• Discussion and possible action regarding EDC employee compensation
• Update on the PLCCC Back to School Bash

City Council

This is a notice of possible quorum, not a regular meeting. The City Council may be present at a Chamber of Commerce Town Hall Meeting on May 30, 2024, from 5:30-7 PM. No decisions or discussions are listed on this agenda.

• Possible quorum at Chamber of Commerce Town Hall Meeting
• Location: The Business Center, 123 W Princeton Dr Ste. 200, Princeton, TX

City Council

This is a notice of a possible quorum, not a regular meeting. The Princeton City Council may be present at the grand opening of Fire Station #2 on May 30, 2024. No official business or decisions are scheduled.

• Grand opening of Fire Station #2 at 700 Monte Carlo Blvd., Princeton, Texas

City Council

This is a notice of a possible quorum, not a regular meeting. City Council members may be present at a 20th Anniversary Celebration for Chief Waters at the Municipal Center. No official business or decisions are listed on this agenda.

• Possible quorum of City Council at 20th Anniversary Celebration for Chief Waters
• Event at Municipal Center, 2000 E. Princeton Dr., Princeton, TX 75407
• Held May 28, 2024, 3:00 PM-5:00 PM

City Council

The Princeton City Council is holding a special meeting to handle routine consent items, including final and preliminary plat approvals, two requests to remove land from the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction, and a resolution to declare city property surplus. The council will also reconsider a previously voted zone map amendment for a 20.79-acre tract, hear presentations on code enforcement rebranding and public improvement districts, and recognize several individuals.

• Reconsider Ordinance No. 2024-05-13: zone map amendment for 20.79-acre tract in Sarah D. Terry Survey, Abstract No. 890
• Approve final plats: Monticello Park Phase 1 (59.162 ac), Princeton Estates Phase 1B (33.049 ac), Windmore Phase 1 (33.049 ac), Edgewood (63.995 ac)
• Approve preliminary plats: Clearhaven (1.94 ac), Princeton Business Park (0.960 ac), Princeton Pediatric Addition
• Remove 4.89-acre and 1.50-acre tracts from ETJ (Connie Phennel)
• Resolution to declare city property surplus and authorize disposal

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Economic Development Corporation and Community Development Corporation will hold a joint special meeting to discuss and possibly act on the PEDC-PCDC CEO and Manager positions, including updates and potential executive session discussions. The agenda also includes routine consent items like approving minutes from the March 21, 2024 joint meeting, plus public comment and board reports.

• Discussion and possible action on PEDC/PCDC CEO position (items 2024-011, 2024-013)
• Discussion and possible action on PEDC/PCDC Manager position (items 2024-012, 2024-014)
• Consent agenda: approval of March 21, 2024 joint meeting minutes
• Executive session authorized for personnel matters and real property/economic development negotiations
• Public appearances limited to 3 minutes per speaker

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation and Community Development Corporation are holding a joint special meeting. The body will discuss and possibly take action regarding the CEO and Manager positions for both organizations.

• Discussion and possible action regarding the PEDC-PCDC CEO position
• Discussion and possible action regarding the PEDC-PCDC Manager position
• Approval of March 21, 2024, joint special meeting minutes

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Princeton Planning & Zoning Commission will consider approving five final plats for residential subdivisions (Sicily Addition Phase 1, Monticello Park Phase 4, Princeton Estates Phase 1B, Windmore Phase 1) and three preliminary plats (Clearhaven, Princeton Business Park, Princeton Pediatric Addition) that would be recommended to City Council. The commission will also discuss changing future meeting times to 6:30 PM. Public comments are limited to 3 minutes per speaker.

• Final plat: Sicily Addition Phase 1 (70.477 acres, Megatel Homes)
• Final plat: Monticello Park Phase 4 (59.162 acres, Arroyo Cap II-1)
• Final plat: Princeton Estates Phase 1B (33.049 acres, KB Homes)
• Final plat: Windmore Phase 1 (63.995 acres, GRBK Edgewood)
• Preliminary plats: Clearhaven (45.55 ac), Princeton Business Park (1.94 ac), Princeton Pediatric Addition (0.96 ac)

Community Development Corporation

This agenda is a notice of possible quorum, not a regular meeting. It announces that members of the Princeton City Council, P&Z, Library, EDC, and CDC may attend the Chamber of Commerce's casino night and banquet. No decisions or discussions are scheduled.

• Possible quorum at Chamber casino night and banquet
• Event at Cinnamon Barn, 3663 FM 3364, Princeton, TX
• Notice posted May 14, 2024, per Texas Government Code

Economic Development Corporation

This document is a notice that a quorum of City Council, P&Z, Library, EDC, and CDC Board Members may be present at a Chamber of Commerce event. No official city business is scheduled for decision or discussion.

City Council

This is a notice of possible quorum, not a regular meeting. It states that a quorum of the City Council, P&Z, Library, EDC, and CDC board members may be present at the Princeton Lowry Crossing Chamber of Commerce's casino night and banquet. The event is at the Cinnamon Barn, 3663 FM 3364, Princeton, Texas. No official business or decisions are listed on this agenda.

• Possible quorum at Chamber casino night and banquet
• Event at Cinnamon Barn, 3663 FM 3364, Princeton, TX
• Notice posted May 14, 2024, per Texas Government Code Chapter 551

Library Advisory Board

This is a notice of possible quorum, not a regular Library Advisory Board meeting. It announces that a quorum of the City Council, Planning & Zoning, Library, EDC, and CDC board members may be present at the Princeton Lowry Crossing Chamber of Commerce's casino night and banquet on May 17, 2024, at the Cinnamon Barn. The notice was posted on May 14, 2024, in accordance with the Texas Government Code.

• Possible quorum of City Council, P&Z, Library, EDC, and CDC boards at Chamber casino night
• Event at Cinnamon Barn, 3663 FM 3364, Princeton, TX 75407
• Notice posted May 14, 2024, by DeShawyna Walker, EDC/CDC Coordinator

Planning & Zoning Commission

This agenda is solely a notice of a possible quorum of city boards at a Chamber of Commerce casino night, not a regular P&Z meeting. No decisions or discussions are scheduled.

• Quorum notice for City Council, P&Z, Library, EDC, and CDC boards
• Event: Chamber of Commerce casino night and banquet
• Location: Cinnamon Barn, 3663 FM 3364, Princeton, TX

City Council

The Princeton City Council will consider a consent agenda including a $161,500 professional services agreement with EPT Commercial, three requests to remove tracts from the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction, acceptance of public improvements, an updated water conservation plan, and creation of a $100,000 PCDC grant program. Public hearings will be held on a 20.79-acre zoning change for CPO Holdings and a Specific Use Permit for a home daycare at 501 Rawhide Way. The council will also discuss the CWD annual review and cost adjustment, ratify a solid waste contract amendment, and consider creating a shared PEDC-PCDC Manager position.

• $161,500 professional services agreement with EPT Commercial
• ETJ removal requests: 10.0 acres (Strong), 10.629 acres (Copeland), 1.01 acres (Flores)
• Public hearing: 20.79-acre zoning amendment for CPO Holdings (Logan Haven)
• Public hearing: Specific Use Permit for home daycare at 501 Rawhide Way
• $100,000 PCDC Grant Program budget adjustment

City Council

This is a notice of a possible quorum, not a regular meeting. Council members may be present at a strategic video shoot for video recording at 2000 E. Princeton Dr. No official business or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Possible quorum at strategic video shoot
• Location: 2000 E. Princeton Dr., Princeton, TX 75407
• Time: May 13, 2024, 3:30 PM-6:00 PM
• Posted by City Secretary Amber Anderson

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Community Development Corporation will discuss and possibly act on a grant request from Princeton ISD for the National History Day Program, receive an update on Parkview Heights Park, and consider a Fire Department request to use Community Center kitchen equipment. The board will also review its financial statement and sales tax report, and may enter executive session to discuss real property matters.

• PCDC Grant Funding Request: presentation and possible action on request from Shaun Henry with Princeton ISD to sponsor the National History Day Program
• Parkview Heights Park Update: update and discussion presented by Parks and Recreation Director Chase Bryant
• Equipment Request: discussion and possible action on Fire Department request to utilize kitchen equipment from the Community Center
• PCDC Financial Sales Tax: discussion and possible action on CDC's Financial Statement and Sales Tax
• Executive Session: discussion of real property regarding Steven and Judy Deffibaugh Community Center and Project Titan

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation will review financial statements and sales tax. The board is also considering the creation of a request for proposals (RFP) for a landscaping or land maintenance company.

• Discussion and possible action on EDC Financial Statement and Sales Tax
• Possible action to create and post an RFP for a land maintenance or landscaping company
• Executive session to discuss 99 Vision regarding real property and economic development negotiations

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton City Council, Economic Development Corporation (PEDC), and Community Development Corporation (PCDC) are holding a special joint meeting to receive updates on strategic retreats and FY23/24 goals, and to provide direction on future goals for both corporations. The council will also discuss the PEDC/PCDC CEO status and reporting structure, preferred revenue and fund balance targets, and consider approving a Professional Services Agreement with North Texas Services, LLC. An executive session is scheduled to discuss real property and economic development negotiations under the codename 'Project Pirate'.

• Consider approving Professional Services Agreement with North Texas Services, LLC (K.8)
• Discuss PEDC/PCDC CEO status and reporting structure (K.6)
• Discuss preferred target goals for PEDC/PCDC revenue and fund balance (K.7)
• Receive direction on future goals for PEDC (K.4) and PCDC (K.5)
• Executive session on real property and economic development negotiations (Project Pirate)

Economic Development Corporation

The City Council, Economic Development Corporation (PEDC), and Community Development Corporation (PCDC) are holding a special joint meeting. The body will review current goals, determine future objectives, and discuss the CEO reporting structure.

• Consideration of a Professional Services Agreement with North Texas Services, LLC
• Discussion of PEDC/PCDC CEO status and reporting structure
• Discussion of target goals for PEDC/PCDC revenue and fund balance
• Executive session regarding real property and economic development negotiations for 'Project Pirate'
• Updates on Strategic Retreat and FY23/24 goals for PEDC and PCDC

City Council

The Princeton City Council is meeting in special session to consider a consent agenda with several routine items, including approving meeting minutes, removing a tract from the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction, and authorizing a water/wastewater/roadway impact fee study. The most significant item is a resolution authorizing a finance contract not to exceed $1,092,958.16 for a fire truck. The council will also vote on final plat approvals for four residential developments and a budget amendment ordinance.

• Resolution 2024-04-29-R04: Finance contract with Government Capital Corporation for a fire truck, not to exceed $1,092,958.16
• Final plat approval for Core PBSFR Princeton 982, LLC (26.599 acres, Hardin Wright Survey)
• Final plat approval for GRBK Edgewood, LLC (30.241 acres, Thomas Rhodes Survey)
• Final plat approval for Hazelwood Villas, LLC, Princeton Duplex LLC, and Hazelwood Single Family, LLC (37.833 acres, Hardin Wright Survey)
• Ordinance 2024-04-29-02: Budget amendments for FY 2023-2024

City Council

The Princeton City Council, Economic Development Corporation (PEDC), and Community Development Corporation (PCDC) are holding a special joint meeting to receive updates on strategic retreats and FY23/24 goals, and to provide direction on future goals for both corporations. They will also discuss the PEDC/PCDC CEO status and reporting structure, preferred target goals for revenue and fund balance, and consider approving a professional services agreement with North Texas Services, LLC. The meeting includes an executive session to discuss real property and economic development negotiations under 'Project Pirate'.

• Receive updates on PEDC and PCDC FY23/24 goals
• Receive direction from council on future goals for PEDC and PCDC
• Discuss PEDC/PCDC CEO status and reporting structure
• Discuss preferred target goals for PEDC/PCDC revenue and fund balance
• Consider approving a Professional Services Agreement with North Texas Services, LLC

Library Advisory Board

The Princeton Library Advisory Board is meeting for a regular session with a consent agenda and several discussion items. The board will consider adopting bylaws approved by the City Council, discuss a 5-year plan for the library, review a board handbook, and take up items on author signings, volunteer background checks, and upcoming events. The meeting is largely routine administrative business.

• Adoption of Library Advisory Board bylaws approved by City Council (item 2024-1757)
• Discussion and action on 5 Year Plan for the library (item 2024-1758)
• Review of Library Advisory Board Handbook (item 2024-1759)
• Discussion on author signing event (item 2024-1760)
• Discussion on volunteer background checks (item 2024-1761)

Community Development Corporation

A quorum of city officials may be present for a ribbon cutting ceremony. The event marks the unveiling of the new BCBSTX Fitness Court.

• Ribbon cutting ceremony for BCBSTX Fitness Court
• Event location: Veterans Memorial Park, 531 N. 2nd Street

Planning & Zoning Commission

This is a notice of possible quorum, not a regular meeting. City Council, P&Z, Library, EDC, and CDC board members may attend the ribbon cutting for the new BCBSTX Fitness Court at Veterans Memorial Park. No decisions or discussions are scheduled.

• Ribbon cutting for new BCBSTX Fitness Court
• Event at Veterans Memorial Park, 531 N. 2nd Street, Princeton, TX
• Possible quorum of City Council, P&Z, Library, EDC, CDC boards

Economic Development Corporation

This notice announces a potential quorum of City Council, P&Z, Library, EDC, and CDC board members. The members may be present for a ribbon cutting ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park.

• Ribbon cutting ceremony for the new BCBSTX Fitness Court at Veterans Memorial Park, 531 N. 2nd Street

City Council

This is a notice of a possible quorum, not a regular meeting. City Council, P&Z, Library, EDC, and CDC board members may attend a ribbon cutting for the new BCBSTX Fitness Court at Veterans Memorial Park. No decisions or discussions are scheduled.

• Ribbon cutting for BCBSTX Fitness Court at Veterans Memorial Park, 531 N. 2nd Street

Library Advisory Board

This is a notice of a possible quorum, not a regular meeting. It announces that a quorum of the City Council, Planning & Zoning, Library, EDC, and CDC boards may attend the Princeton Community Development Corporation's ribbon cutting for the new BCBSTX Fitness Court at Veterans Memorial Park. No decisions or discussions are scheduled.

• Ribbon cutting for BCBSTX Fitness Court
• Event at Veterans Memorial Park, 531 N. 2nd Street, Princeton, TX
• Possible quorum of City Council, P&Z, Library, EDC, CDC boards

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Princeton Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a regular meeting to consider consent agenda items, including final plat approvals for three residential subdivisions, and hold public hearings on a specific use permit for a daycare and a zone map amendment. The commission will make recommendations to the City Council on the public hearing items.

• Final plat approval for Penmatsa Phase 3, a 26.599-acre tract (FP20220392)
• Final plat approval for Eastridge Phase 5, a 30.241-acre tract (FP20200052)
• Final plat approval for Hazelwood South Addition, a 37.833-acre tract (FP20220968)
• Public hearing for a Specific Use Permit for a daycare at 501 Rawhide Way (SUP20243025)
• Public hearing for a zone map amendment on a 20.79-acre tract (ZA20243028)

City Council

The Princeton City Council will hold its regular meeting on April 8, 2024, at 6:30 PM. The main business includes approving several resolutions to remove tracts of land from the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction, accepting improvements for a lift station, and updating personnel and purchasing policies. The agenda also includes a proclamation for National Library Week and an executive session for legal matters.

• Resolution 2024-04-08-R: remove 2.0-acre tract (Thomas R. Janecek) from ETJ
• Resolution 2024-04-08-R01: remove 9.13-acre tract (Robert Carroll) from ETJ
• Resolution 2024-04-08-R02: remove two tracts totaling 10.06 acres (John E. Donaghey) from ETJ
• Resolution 2024-04-08-R03: remove 13.054-acre tract (Justin C. and Andrea Narvid) from ETJ
• Resolution 2024-04-08-R04: accept improvements and maintenance bond for Princeton Crossroads Lift Station No. 2 & Utilities

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Community Development Corporation will hold a regular meeting on April 2, 2024, to discuss and possibly act on several items, including a request to purchase SWAT equipment for the police department, a grant program, and a financial update/audit. The board will also consider routine consent agenda items and may enter executive session to discuss real property and future projects.

• Request to purchase SWAT equipment for Princeton Police Department (presented by Police Chief James Waters)
• Discussion and possible action on PCDC grant program and application
• Update on Woody Williams project cost, structure, and timeline
• Possible initiation of PCDC financial update and audit
• Request for CEcD certification courses for EDC-CDC Coordinator

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation will review financial reports, including sales tax and the April budget. The board is also considering an easement for Children's Lighthouse and a contract for economic development advisory services from Catalyst Commercial.

• Update and possible action regarding Children's Lighthouse
• Grant of easement allowance for Children's Lighthouse property in the PEDC Business Park
• Request to cover CEcD certification courses for the EDC-CDC Coordinator
• Resolution authorizing a contract for economic development advisory services by Catalyst Commercial

City Council

The Princeton City Council will hold public hearings on the voluntary annexation of a 20.79-acre tract (Logan Haven) and a zone map amendment for a 91.169-acre tract (Princeton Town Center). The consent agenda includes several property removals from the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction, preliminary plat approvals, a gas utility rate suspension, and court fee updates. The council will also enter executive session to discuss a community center, the city manager's employment agreement, and PEDC-PCDC positions.

• Public hearing on annexing 20.79 acres (Logan Haven) from CPO Holding, LLC
• Public hearing on zone map amendment for 91.169 acres (Princeton Town Center) from Trination Global Investments P67 Partnership & Retail Partners-MC Princeton LLC
• Resolution suspending Universal Natural Gas interim rate adjustment for 45 days
• Four resolutions removing tracts (9.01, 2.0, 12.149 acres) from city's extraterritorial jurisdiction
• Ordinance amending municipal court funds/fees and authorizing juvenile case managers

City Council

This is a notice of a possible quorum for a strategic retreat of the Princeton City Council, CDC, EDC, and Library Board members. The retreat is scheduled for March 22-23, 2024, at Globe Life Field in Arlington. No specific agenda items or decisions are listed; the document is purely procedural.

• Strategic retreat for City Council, CDC, EDC, and Library Board
• Held at Globe Life Field, 1000 Ballpark Way Ste 400, Arlington, TX
• Dates: March 22, 2024 (4-7 PM) and March 23, 2024 (8 AM-5 PM)

Economic Development Corporation

A quorum of city leadership may be present at a strategic retreat held at Globe Life Field. The meeting involves members of the City Council, CDC, EDC, and Library Board.

• Strategic Retreat at Globe Life Field in Arlington

City Council

The Princeton City Council is meeting in a special retreat session at Globe Life Park in Arlington to discuss team building, economic development, park bond updates, and top council priorities. The agenda includes presentations from outside speakers and an executive session for legal consultation. No formal votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Park Bond Update discussion
• Economic Overview: Projects in Progress/Opportunity Map
• City Council Top-10 List discussion
• Executive session for legal consultation under Texas Government Code 551.071

Library Advisory Board

This is a notice of possible quorum, not a regular meeting agenda. It announces that City Council, CDC, EDC, and Library Board members may be present at a Strategic Retreat on March 22-23, 2024, at Globe Life Field in Arlington. No decisions or discussion items are listed.

• Strategic Retreat at Globe Life Field, 1000 Ballpark Way Ste 400, Arlington, TX
• Possible quorum of City Council, CDC, EDC, and Library Board members
• Retreat held Friday, March 22, 4-7 PM and Saturday, March 23, 8 AM-5 PM

Community Development Corporation

This is a notice of a possible quorum, not a regular meeting. City Council, CDC, EDC, and Library Board members may attend a strategic retreat on March 22-23, 2024, at Globe Life Field in Arlington. No specific decisions or discussion items are listed.

• Strategic retreat for City Council, CDC, EDC, and Library Board
• Held at Globe Life Field, 1000 Ballpark Way Ste 400, Arlington, TX
• Dates: March 22, 2024, 4-7 PM and March 23, 2024, 8 AM-5 PM

Community Development Corporation

A quorum of the City Council, CDC, EDC, and Library Board members may be present at a strategic retreat. The retreat is scheduled for March 22 and March 23, 2024, at Globe Life Field.

• Strategic Retreat at Globe Life Field in Arlington

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation, City Council, CDC, and Library Board are meeting for a strategic retreat. The event is held at Globe Life Field in Arlington.

City Council

The Princeton City Council is meeting in a special session for a retreat at Globe Life Park in Arlington. The agenda includes opening remarks, a discussion on core values, a stadium tour, a group photo, and a toast to Princeton. This is a procedural and team-building session with no formal decisions or public hearings listed.

• Discussion on Core Values (2024-046)
• Stadium Tour at Globe Life Park (2024-047)
• Group Photo Opportunity (2024-048)
• Toast to Princeton (2024-049)

City Council

This is a notice of possible quorum, not a regular meeting agenda. It announces that a quorum of the Princeton City Council, CDC, EDC, and Library Board members may attend a strategic retreat on March 22-23, 2024, at Globe Life Field in Arlington. No decisions or discussion items are listed; the document is purely procedural.

• Strategic retreat for City Council, CDC, EDC, and Library Board
• Retreat held at Globe Life Field, 1000 Ballpark Way Ste 400, Arlington, TX
• Notice posted March 13, 2024, per Texas Government Code Chapter 551

Library Advisory Board

This is a notice of possible quorum, not a regular meeting agenda. It announces that City Council, CDC, EDC, and Library Board members may be present at a Strategic Retreat on March 22-23, 2024, at Globe Life Field in Arlington. No specific decisions or discussion items are listed.

• Strategic Retreat for City Council, CDC, EDC, and Library Board members
• Held at Globe Life Field, 1000 Ballpark Way Ste 400, Arlington, TX
• Retreat runs March 22, 4-7 PM and March 23, 8 AM-5 PM

Community Development Corporation

This is a notice of a possible quorum for a joint special meeting of the Princeton City Council, EDC, and CDC on March 21, 2024, at 6:00 PM. The agenda text contains only the meeting notice and certification of posting, with no specific agenda items listed. The meeting location is the Princeton Municipal Center, 2000 E. Princeton Drive.

• Joint special meeting of City Council, EDC, and CDC
• Meeting at Princeton Municipal Center, 2000 E. Princeton Drive
• Notice posted March 14, 2024, at 3:20 PM

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Community Development Corporation and Economic Development Corporation are holding a joint special meeting to discuss and possibly take action on filling the PEDC-PCDC CEO, Director, and Manager positions. The agenda also includes routine approval of the February 22, 2024, joint meeting minutes and an executive session for personnel and real estate matters.

• Discussion and possible action on PEDC-PCDC CEO position (CDC and EDC)
• Discussion and possible action on PEDC-PCDC Director position (CDC and EDC)
• Discussion and possible action on PEDC-PCDC Manager position (CDC and EDC)
• Approval of minutes from February 22, 2024, joint special meeting
• Executive session for future prospective projects and personnel matters

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation and Community Development Corporation are holding a joint special meeting. The boards will discuss and possibly take action regarding several leadership and management positions.

• Discussion and possible action regarding the PEDC-PCDC CEO position
• Discussion and possible action regarding the PEDC-PCDC Director position
• Discussion and possible action regarding the PEDC-PCDC Manager position
• Approval of February 22, 2024, joint special meeting minutes

Economic Development Corporation

The City of Princeton Economic Development Corporation and Community Development Corporation scheduled a joint special meeting for March 21, 2024. The provided agenda contains only procedural notice of the meeting and lists no specific action items or discussion topics.

City Council

This is a notice of possible quorum for a joint special meeting of the Princeton City Council, EDC, and CDC. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate about the meeting notice and posting requirements, with no specific items listed for discussion or decision.

• Joint special meeting of City Council, EDC, and CDC members
• Meeting at Princeton Municipal Center, 2000 E. Princeton Drive, Princeton, Texas 75407
• Notice posted March 14, 2024, at 3:20 p.m. by DeShawyna Walker, EDC/CDC Coordinator

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Community Development Corporation held a special work session on March 19, 2024, to discuss procedural updates rather than specific development projects. The board reviewed a new agenda format and an updated budget presentation structure. No final decisions on zoning, contracts, or ordinances were made during this session.

• Discussion of a new agenda format for the PCDC
• Review of the updated PCDC budget format and presentation documents

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings regarding updates to the city's comprehensive plan and zoning ordinance text. The commission will also consider preliminary plats and a zone map amendment for several land tracts.

• Public hearing for a 91.169 acre zone map amendment (Trination Global Investments)
• Preliminary plat for Monte Carlo Daycare Addition (1.675 acres)
• Preliminary plat for Trination Global Addition (1.745 acres)
• Preliminary plat for Crossmill (153.967 acres)
• Public hearing for Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Ordinance text amendments

City Council

The Princeton City Council is holding a special meeting to consider routine consent agenda items, including approving meeting minutes, removing two tracts of land from the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction, and accepting improvements for College Street. The main action item is a request from the PEDC and PCDC to authorize creating a PEDC-PCDC Director position. The council will also issue a proclamation for Theatre In Our Schools Month and may enter executive session for legal consultation.

• Resolution 2024-03-06-R: remove 0.41-acre tract (Hardin Wright Survey, Abstract No. 957) from ETJ at Catherine Frizzell's request
• Resolution 2024-03-06-R01: remove 5.0-acre tract (W.D. Thompson Survey, Abstract No. 892) from ETJ at Daniel and Jocelyn Wilmot's request
• Resolution 2024-03-06-R02: accept improvements and approve maintenance bond for College Street improvements
• Item 2024-044: authorize creation of PEDC-PCDC Director position
• Proclamation honoring Theatre In Our Schools Month, March 2024

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Community Development Corporation will hold a regular meeting to discuss and possibly act on several items, including a presentation on the Woody Williams Monument Initiative, updates on policies and procedures for the Steven and Judy Deffibaugh Community Center, Meals on Wheels usage of the center, sales tax training, and procuring mobile devices for the Chairman and Vice-Chairman. The board will also consider consent agenda items, including minutes and financial statements, and may enter executive session to discuss real property and personnel matters.

• Woody Williams Monument Initiative presentation by Colin Kimball (2024-028)
• Update on Steven and Judy Deffibaugh Community Center policies and procedures (2024-029)
• Meals on Wheels usage of the Steven and Judy Deffibaugh Community Center (2024-030)
• CDC sales tax training update (2024-031)
• Mobile device purchase for Chairman and Vice-Chairman (2024-032)

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation will review the PEDC budget and financial report. The board may also take action on sales tax training and the purchase of mobile devices for the Chairman and Vice-Chairman.

• PEDC budget and financial report
• EDC sales tax training
• Procurement of mobile devices for the Chairman and Vice-Chairman
• Executive session regarding 99 Vision Development Agreement
• Executive session regarding Bois D' Arc Business Park

City Council

The Princeton City Council is holding a regular meeting with several significant items on the agenda. They will conduct public hearings and vote on two ordinances to rezone land from agricultural to planned development, and on a specific use permit. The council will also consider adopting new electrical building codes, approving a professional services agreement with North Shore Solutions, and creating a new PEDC-PCDC Director position. Several final and preliminary plat approvals for new developments are on the consent agenda.

• Public hearings and votes on rezoning to PD41 and PD42 on portions of the Hardin Wright Survey
• Public hearing and vote on a specific use permit for a 1.195-acre tract
• Ordinance adopting new electrical building codes (2023 NEC)
• Agreement with North Shore Solutions, LLC for professional services
• Creation of PEDC-PCDC Director position and budget ratification

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Economic Development Corporation and Community Development Corporation will hold a joint special meeting to consider consent agenda items, including approval of minutes from the February 13, 2024 meeting, and to discuss and possibly ratify budget adjustments for both corporations to fund personnel costs for the PEDC-PCDC CEO and Director positions. The meeting also includes an executive session to discuss personnel matters and potential real estate or economic development negotiations.

• Ratification of PEDC budget adjustment for CEO and Director personnel costs
• Ratification of PCDC budget adjustment for CEO and Director personnel costs
• Approval of minutes from February 13, 2024 joint special meeting
• Executive session on PEDC-PCDC CEO and Director positions
• Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker)

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation and Community Development Corporation are holding a joint special meeting to consider budget adjustments. The boards will discuss funding for personnel costs related to the CEO and Director positions.

• Budget adjustment for PEDC personnel costs for the PEDC-PCDC CEO and Director
• Budget adjustment for PCDC personnel costs for the PEDC-PCDC CEO and Director
• Executive session to discuss the PEDC-PCDC CEO position
• Executive session to discuss the PEDC-PCDC Director position

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and make recommendations to the City Council on a comprehensive plan update, major zoning ordinance amendments, and two large zone map changes. They will also consider final plats for several subdivisions and preliminary plats for new developments, plus a specific use permit for a car wash.

• Public hearing on comprehensive plan update, including Princeton 380 LAR Corridor amendment
• Public hearing on major amendments to Chapter 82 zoning ordinance
• Zone map amendment for 45.55 acres (AJE, LLC) and 153.967 acres (Double R DevCo, LLC)
• Specific Use Permit for car wash on 1.195 acres (Ceigen Princeton Holding, LLC)
• Final plats: Penmatsa Phase 1 (10.196 ac) and Phase 2 (13.560 ac), Monticello Park Phase 3B (9.433 ac)

Library Advisory Board

The Princeton Library Advisory Board is meeting to discuss and possibly act on several items, including social media etiquette, the board handbook, officer elections, bylaws, a 5-year plan, a library expansion bond, budget and statistics, volunteer opportunities, and the 2024 meeting schedule. The agenda includes routine consent items and public comment. No votes are listed on the agenda itself.

• Discussion and possible action on adopting bylaws for the Library Advisory Board (2024-1750)
• Discussion and possible action on the 5-year plan for the Lois Nelson Public Library (2024-1751)
• Discussion and possible action on the bond for the library expansion (2024-1752)
• Discussion and possible action on the budget and statistics report (2024-1753)
• Discussion and possible action on electing chair, co-chair, and secretary (2024-1749)

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Economic Development Corporation and Community Development Corporation will hold a joint special meeting to discuss the PEDC-PCDC CEO position, which may include an executive session on personnel matters. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from a prior meeting and public comments.

• Discussion and possible action on PEDC-PCDC CEO position
• Approval of minutes from February 5, 2024 joint special meeting
• Executive session on personnel matters for CEO and Coordinator positions
• Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker)

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation and Community Development Corporation are holding a joint special meeting. The body will discuss and possibly take action regarding the PEDC-PCDC CEO position.

• Discussion and possible action regarding the PEDC-PCDC CEO position
• Approval of February 5, 2024, joint special meeting minutes
• Executive session to discuss PEDC-PCDC CEO and PEDC-PCDC Coordinator personnel matters

City Council

The Princeton City Council will hold a public hearing and consider annexing a 153.967-acre tract (Crossmill) requested by Double R DevCo, LLC and Princeton ISD, and will vote on an ordinance to annex the property. The council will also consider declaring an emergency for roadway and storm drain repairs at 841 E. College Ave., authorizing $94,000 in spending. Other actions include final FY2023 budget adjustments, a police vehicle purchase resolution, and an ordinance amending parade and special event rules. The agenda also includes routine consent items, proclamations, and executive session discussions on litigation and personnel.

• Public hearing and ordinance to annex 153.967 acres (Crossmill) in Collin County
• Resolution declaring emergency and authorizing $94,000 for road/storm drain repair at 841 E. College Ave.
• Resolution authorizing police department vehicle purchases
• Final FY2023 budget adjustments for General and Special Revenue Funds
• Ordinance amending Chapter 66 (Parades & Special Events)

City Council

This is a notice of a possible quorum, not a regular meeting. The City Council, CDC, EDC, P&Z, and Library members may attend a welcome reception for City Manager Michael Mashburn. No official business will be conducted.

• Welcome reception for City Manager Michael Mashburn
• Possible quorum of City Council, CDC, EDC, P&Z, and Library members
• Event at Princeton Municipal Center, 2000 E. Princeton Dr.

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Community Development Corporation (CDC) will hold a special meeting to handle routine consent items, select its chairperson and vice-chairperson, and discuss updates on several community initiatives. These include a Meals on Wheels site, a Chamber of Commerce update, a potential covered walkway, a community events trailer, and a proposed family education facility. The board will also consider a dress code policy, salary contributions, and sales tax training.

• Selection of PCDC Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
• Update on Meals on Wheels congregate site at Steven and Judy Deffibaugh Community Center
• Discussion on covered walkway at the Deffibaugh Community Center
• Presentation on PCDC Family Education Facility
• Resolution CDC-2024-02-07-R to adopt a PCDC dress code policy

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation and Community Development Corporation are holding a joint special meeting. The body will discuss and potentially take action regarding the PEDC-PCDC CEO position, including a scheduled executive session for personnel matters.

• Discussion and possible action regarding the PEDC-PCDC CEO position

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation will meet to appoint its Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson and review the PEDC budget and financial report. The board will also consider a dress code policy and a lease agreement for the Anthemnet FM982 site.

• Anthemnet FM982 Site lease agreement
• Innoyatus Solutions invoices for January 2024
• Resolution EDC-2024-02-05-R to adopt a PEDC dress code policy
• Princeton Lowry Crossing Chamber of Commerce update
• Selection of Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Economic Development Corporation and Community Development Corporation will hold a joint special meeting to discuss and possibly take action on the PEDC-PCDC CEO position. The agenda includes a public comment period, a consent agenda, and a possible executive session on personnel matters related to the CEO position.

• Discussion and possible action regarding the PEDC-PCDC CEO position
• Joint special meeting of EDC and CDC
• Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker)
• Possible executive session under Texas Gov't Code 551.074 for personnel matters

City Council

The City Council will consider several plat approvals, a specific use permit, and an annexation agreement. The meeting also includes discussions on road reconstruction funding, traffic lights, and broadband deployment.

• Specific Use Permit for 0.447 acre tract in Harden Wright Survey
• Final plat approval for Plaza Street 276 Addition (5.98 acres)
• Final plat approval for Winchester Phase 9 (48.688 acres)
• Preliminary plat approval for Civitas at Princeton (46.57 acres)
• Annexation and development agreement for 24.50 acre tract in Carter T. Clift Survey

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Community Development Corporation (PCDC) will hold a special meeting to consider adopting amended Bylaws, Policies and Procedures, and Rules of Order and Code of Ethics. These are the only action items on the agenda, and each will be discussed and possibly approved via resolution. The meeting also includes public comment, a consent agenda, and a possible executive session.

• Resolution to adopt amended PCDC Bylaws (2024-011)
• Resolution to adopt amended PCDC Policies and Procedures (2024-012)
• Resolution to adopt amended PCDC Rules of Order and Code of Ethics (2024-013)
• Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker)
• Possible executive session under Texas Gov't Code Chapter 551

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a regular meeting to consider two final plats, a zone map amendment, and a preliminary plat. The consent agenda includes final plats for Winchester Phase 9 and Plaza Street 276 Addition. The regular agenda includes a zone change request for a 45.55-acre tract and a preliminary plat for a 46.57-acre tract, both with recommendations to City Council.

• Final plat: Winchester Phase 9, 48.688 acres, D.R. Horton-Texas, LLC
• Final plat: Plaza Street 276 Addition, 5.98 acres, Plaza Street Fund 276, LLC
• Zone map amendment: 45.55 acres, AJE, LLC (Clearhaven)
• Preliminary plat: Civitas at Princeton, 46.57 acres, Lavon Lakes Estates, LLC

City Council

The Princeton City Council is holding a work session to discuss appointments and reappointments to the Boards and Commissions for CDC, EDC, P&Z, and Library. No formal votes are scheduled; this is a discussion-only agenda item.

• Discussion of appointments/reappointments to CDC, EDC, P&Z, and Library boards

City Council

The Princeton City Council is holding a regular meeting with a consent agenda covering routine items like minutes and plat approvals, and a regular agenda with public hearings on a specific use permit and annexation. Key actions include authorizing design-build methods for a library addition and a parks and recreation building, approving annexation and development agreements, and discussing a potential mixed-use development with incentives.

• Final plat for Princeton Meadows, Block A, Lots 1-6 (15.11 acres)
• Preliminary plat for Garden Homes of Princeton (12.14 acres)
• Preliminary plat for Beauchamp Plaza Phase 2 (24.95 acres)
• Resolution authorizing design-build for Princeton Public Library Addition
• Ordinance annexing 45.55 acres (Clearhaven) and development agreement for 20.8 acres (CPO Holding, LLC)

City Council

The Princeton City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss and potentially take action regarding a candidate for City Manager. The Council may also enter an executive session to deliberate on personnel matters related to the City Manager position.

• Discussion and possible action regarding a candidate for City Manager

Community Development Corporation

The Princeton Community Development Corporation is holding a special meeting to discuss and potentially approve funding for community engagement equipment, review financial statements, and consider updates on community events and fire department contributions. The board will also discuss hiring a CDC executive, bylaws, a used sporting goods drop-off initiative, budget line-items, and a possible educational facility. An executive session is scheduled to discuss a CDC grant rubric.

• Resolution CD 2024-01-04-R authorizing funding for community engagement equipment
• Discussion of funds contributed to Community Events for FY 22-23
• Update on funds contributed to Princeton Fire Department under Community Preparedness Initiative for FY 22-23
• Discussion on hiring a CDC Executive
• Discussion on CDC budget line-items

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation will discuss updating its governing documents, including bylaws and rules of order. The board is also reviewing financial statements and the status of the Children's Lighthouse project.

• Possible action on amended PEDC Bylaws, Policies and Procedures, and Rules of Order and Code of Conduct
• Discussion and possible action on the status of the Children's Lighthouse project
• Possible action on Innoyatus Solutions invoices for November and December 2023
• Discussion and possible action regarding a new EDC budget format
• Discussion and possible action regarding EDC Financial Statement and Sales Tax

Economic Development Corporation

The Economic Development Corporation will hold a work session to review administrative updates and project direction. The body is discussing new formats for agendas and budgets, as well as the future of the EDC Business Park.

• Discussion of the future direction of the EDC Business Park
• Review and mock run of a new PEDC agenda format
• Discussion of updated PEDC budget format and presentation documents