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Princeton commissioners debate rental rates, hours for new community center; discussion tabled
Summary
The Princeton Board of Commissioners reviewed a draft rental agreement and fee schedule for the town's new community building on Sept. 8, debated hourly vs. block bookings, deposits and rules for use of the facility, and sent the proposal back to staff for revision and an emailed follow-up.
Princeton commissioners on Sept. 8 reviewed a draft rental agreement and proposed rates for the town's new community center, discussed weekday and weekend time blocks, security and custodial logistics, and asked staff to revise the proposal for consideration at the next meeting.
The discussion matters because the rates, hours and rules will shape how accessible the new facility is to residents, nonprofits and out-of-town users and will determine how much revenue the town recovers for custodial and maintenance costs.
Town staff presented a draft that used neighboring towns as comparators and proposed a refundable $200 damage deposit held as a credit-card authorization, with refund within 14 days if the post-event inspection passes. The draft also included rules prohibiting paint, chalk, tape or fixtures on walls and limiting certain activities such as skateboarding and rollerblading. A staff member said cameras would be…
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