Princeton looks at annexation of properties

PRINCETON — The Princeton City Council continues to work on annexing properties into the city limits to get the city map in better shape.

At Monday’s meeting, the council had a first reading on the annexation of three properties, with one property owner addressing the council with her concerns.

Dana Dickens said she doesn’t want to have her taxes raised by the forced annexation if she isn’t going to receive any benefits from the city. She has never received any city utilities at her rural Princeton property, located on 2100 East Street, and doesn’t see the benefits of being annexed into the city limits.

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