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Princeton commissioners authorize investigation of annexation petition, set public hearing
Summary
The Town of Princeton board voted 4-0 to adopt a resolution directing staff to investigate an annexation petition for five individual lots and to schedule a public hearing next month.
The Town of Princeton Board of Commissioners on June 2 voted unanimously to adopt a resolution directing town staff to investigate an annexation petition for five individual lots and to set a public hearing on the matter next month.
Town staff told commissioners that the petition previously was denied because the property had been treated as part of a subdivision in earlier filings; further attorney review found the five parcels were recorded as individual lots, making them eligible for annexation under town guidelines. The board’s action initiates the required investigation and moves the petition to a public hearing stage.
Town staff indicated the next formal step will be a public hearing on the annexation at the board’s following monthly meeting. The motion to direct the town clerk to conduct the investigation and to proceed with the public hearing passed 4-0.
No specific addresses beyond a reference to “Holt Pond Road” and the number of parcels were given in the staff presentation, and the resolution directs staff to complete the statutory investigation and return with a public-hearing date and supporting documentation.
