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Princeton adopts $775,000 sewer-improvements ordinance funded from Sewer Trust Fund
Summary
The council adopted Ordinance 2025-12 to appropriate $775,000 from the Sewer Trust Fund for various sewer improvements, a move council members said avoids borrowing.
Princeton’s Mayor and Council adopted Ordinance 2025-12 on second reading and final public hearing to appropriate $775,000 from the Sewer Trust Fund for various sewer improvements in the municipality.
Council members emphasized the ordinance uses existing trust-fund resources rather than issuing new debt. Councilman David Cohen explained the ordinance allows the town to pay for work identified in the ordinance without borrowing.
The council opened and closed the public hearing with no members of the public offering comment on the ordinance. A motion to adopt passed on roll call; the clerk recorded affirmative responses from council members on the record and the motion was declared adopted.
Ending: The ordinance directs the appropriation of trust-fund resources to fund specified sewer repairs and improvements; specific project schedules and contractor awards were not detailed during the hearing and will follow procurement and project implementation processes already in place.
