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Princeton council approves ordinance O-26-015 and clears $1.09 million in invoices
Summary
At its meeting the Princeton City Council approved Ordinance O-26-015 on second reading (enterprise-zone expansion), approved departmental invoices totaling $1,091,349.68 and approved minutes from 06/15/2026; all motions passed by roll call.
The Princeton City Council voted to approve Ordinance O-26-015 on its second reading and approved departmental invoices totaling $1,091,349.68 at the meeting.
During the finance portion of the meeting, the deputy city clerk (identified in the record as Elizabeth Sandoval filling in) presented invoices by department: Department of Accounts and Finance $126,307.78; Department of Streets and Public Improvements $161,450.47; Department of Public Safety $379,778.18; and Department of Public Property and Utilities $423,813.25, for a grand total of $1,091,349.68. A council member moved to approve the invoices; the motion was seconded and a roll call recorded unanimous "Aye" votes.
Council also moved and seconded approval of minutes from the regular council meeting on 06/15/2026. The roll call on the minutes recorded 'Aye' votes from Council member Neumann, Gomez, McCall, Zaleski and the mayor.
On ordinances, the council considered Ordinance O-26-015 described in the transcript as amending the 'Bureau Putnam Area 2017 Enterprise Zone for the Marquis expansion in Hennepin.' The ordinance was moved, seconded and approved on the second reading by unanimous roll call.
City manager Theresa Widnauer reported no items under her report. The mayor reported on recent community events, including a Daughters of the American Revolution plaque and heavy localized rainfall over the weekend. The council set the next regular meeting for Monday, 07/20/2026 at 06:00 p.m. and adjourned following a recorded unanimous vote.
The meeting record shows no recorded dissent on these motions; minutes and invoice approvals and the ordinance adoption were carried by roll call.
