The Princeton City Council approved several service contracts during a meeting on Monday night, July 6.
According to Assistant City Clerk Corey Willett, five of the contracts requests came from the Princeton Chamber of Commerce to pay for events at this year’s Calamity Jane celebration. Four of the contracts, totalling $2,850, were for bands that will perform during the event – Secondhand Smoke, Real Deal, Centerline and Point of No Return. The Princeton Band will be paid $150 for a performance at the downtown bandstand.
Two contracts were approved for economic development activities, including $250 for the “Junk Jaunt” held during the July 4 celebration and $3,000 for the Battle of the Bands, scheduled for Aug. 8. The council also approved building permits for Laticia Nelson for a deck and Corey Willett for a balcony.
The next council meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 10.
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