The Princeton Council meeting on November 25, 2024, focused on several key ordinances and resolutions impacting the municipality. Among the most significant discussions were two ordinances concerning outdoor dining regulations and personnel compensation.

The first ordinance, numbered 2024-39, aims to amend the existing outdoor dining regulations on sidewalks under the jurisdiction of Mercer County and the state of New Jersey. A public hearing for this ordinance is scheduled for December 9, 2024. The council unanimously approved the motion to advance this ordinance.

The second ordinance, 2024-40, addresses the salaries and compensation for certain municipal personnel, also set for a public hearing on December 9, 2024. This ordinance similarly received unanimous support from the council members.

In addition to the ordinances, the council discussed several resolutions. Notably, Resolution 24-341 authorized the release of a performance guarantee amounting to $29,178.18 for a site plan at 20 Palmer Square East. Another significant resolution, 24-342, approved the release of a performance guarantee of $970,492.50 for the Institute for Advanced Study related to the Rubenstein Commons project.

The council also renewed its membership in the Mid Jersey Municipal Joint Insurance Fund through Resolution 24-343. Furthermore, Resolution 24-344 awarded a professional services agreement to Woodward Studios Inc. for conceptual designs for the Princeton Fire Department headquarters, totaling $58,800.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the council's commitment to enhancing local regulations and supporting municipal projects, with further discussions and public hearings scheduled for next month.