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Princeton approves $83,600 contract for first phase of unified zoning code update
Summary
Council awarded Camaros LTD $83,600 for phase 1 of a unified zoning code/city code harmonization project; staff said the full effort is expected to run about $305,000 over 2½–3 years.
The Princeton mayor and council on Aug. 25 authorized a professional services agreement with Camaros LTD for phase 1 of a unified zoning/core code update, not to exceed $83,600.
Staff and council members described the work as the first phase of a multi‑year project to harmonize land‑use regulations; staff said subsequent phases will follow and estimated the total program cost at roughly $305,000 over about 2½ to 3 years. Council members thanked planning staff and several council colleagues for their work preparing the scope and selecting a consultant.
Why this matters: the code update is intended to consolidate and clarify municipal land‑use regulations, an effort staff and the council said will affect permitting, consistency of review and multi‑year planning.
Next steps
Staff will execute a phase‑1 agreement and proceed with the consultant work; the council approved the resolution during the consent agenda by voice vote. The meeting transcript records appreciation for staff work but does not include detailed scope elements in the verbal record.
(Reporting note: contract amounts and the multi‑year estimate were read into the record Aug. 25, 2025.)
