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Princeton council approves package of contracts, agreements and routine resolutions
Summary
At its May 11 meeting the council approved several routine resolutions including a performance guarantee release, a firefighters' 2026–2028 collective bargaining agreement, an IT subscription award to SHI for $73,132.80, and contract increases for historic preservation services; a Garden Club donation was accepted and the emergency management basic plan adopted.
The Princeton Council on May 11 approved a slate of routine resolutions and the consent agenda, including contract awards, a collective bargaining agreement and administrative items.
Resolutions approved:
- R-26-143: Authorization to release a performance guarantee to 166 to 168 John Street LLC for a major site plan (the transcript lists a dollar figure that appears garbled; exact amount not specified in the meeting record provided). The motion was moved and seconded and approved by voice vote.
- R-26-144: Approval of the 2026–2028 Collective Bargaining Agreement with Princeton Firefighters Benevolent Association Local 72; motion moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
- R-26-145: Award of contract to SHI for the annual Barracuda Backup Server and Web Security Gateway subscription for $73,132.80 using New Jersey Cooperative Purchasing Alliance Contract CKO424-38; approved.
- R-26-146: Increase of $16,000 to the not-to-exceed amount for Preservation Design Partnership LLC for historic district design guidelines, for a new not-to-exceed total of $115,584; council members praised the firm’s work and approved the increase.
- R-26-147: Acceptance of donated cleaning services for the Princeton Wars Memorial from the Garden Club of Princeton; Gillian Schalk Reader, president of the Garden Club, spoke in support.
- R-26-148: Adoption of the municipal emergency management basic plan; approved.
The consent agenda was moved and approved. No non-agenda public comments were offered before adjournment.
Notes: Several items were approved by voice vote; where dollar amounts were provided in the transcript they are reported above; one performance-guarantee dollar amount in the meeting transcript appears garbled and is therefore noted as not specified here.
