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Council splits on PID assessments, honors police

by | Apr 16, 2026 | Latest, News

The mayor and councilmembers stand to honor R.I.S.E. Pilar Award recipients presented by Police Chief James Waters. From left, Waters, Officer Morales, Officer Lewis, Detective Hooks and Sgt. Trim. Bob Wieland/The Princeton Herald

With two dissensions, the Princeton City Council has levied assessments for the costs of certain improvements in Whitewing Trails Public Improvement District (PID) No. 2, Improvement Area #3C.

City Finance Director Kelly Wilson said the area comprised about 45 acres and would consist of 175 single-family homes on 50-foot lots.

She estimated the finished lot values and buildout values were $88,500 and $425,000, respectively, with a total buildout value estimated to be $74,375,000.

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