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Council approves $578,690 in invoices; passes resolution to sell small parcel

5582125 · August 6, 2025
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Summary

Princeton City Council approved invoices totaling $578,690.05 and passed Resolution R-25-24 authorizing the sale of a small surplus lot on Washington Street; roll calls recorded ayes from council members present.

The Princeton City Council approved invoices from multiple departments totaling $578,690.05 and voted to authorize the sale of a small surplus parcel under Resolution R-25-24.

Nut graf: The council approved department invoices covering streets, public safety, public property and utilities, and the Department of Accounts and Finances. Councilors also approved a resolution to sell a surplus lot on Washington Street; the meeting record shows a motion, a second, and recorded ayes from council members present.

The clerk reported invoices by department: Department of Accounts and Finances, $58,745.59; Department of Streets and Public Improvements, $102,561.97; Department of Public Safety, $153,433.15; and Department of Public Property and Utilities, $263,949.34, for a grand total of $578,690.05. A motion to approve the invoices was made and seconded; the roll call recorded votes in the affirmative from council members present.

On Resolution R-25-24, described in the meeting as the citysurplus real estate sale (a small lot on Washington Street), a council member moved approval, another seconded, and the council approved the resolution; the clerk called the roll and recorded ayes.

Ending: The meeting minutes from 07/21/2021 were also approved by motion and roll call. No further budget or real-estate details (sale price, purchaser) were discussed in the meeting record.