Princeton’s site review advisory board should be kept
The advisory board plays an important role in development and provides the public with information about upcoming projects.
No vote yet on parking permits, but council members signal support during discussion
The meeting lasted until after midnight.
Public Princeton Council work session to discuss permit parking set for Jan. 11
Officials have ot decided whether the meeting will be held via Zoom or in person.
One Lanwin property in Princeton to be preserved through private and public funding, but not the one you might think (updated with correction)
The purchase will cost $8.8 million.
Princeton University reaches compromise with Prospect Avenue historic preservation supporters to save buildings, with details outlined in a memorandum of understanding
All three houses and the former eating club would be saved.
Should Princeton be a town or a city? Development proposals threaten character of town
Letters – This Thursday night, the planning board will revisit a proposal to tear down historic homes on Prospect Avenue.
Princeton Planning Board review of Franklin Avenue ‘area in need of redevelopment’ designation postponed until October
The discussion about the Franklin Avenue properties will now be held Oct. 7.
Copperwood Apartments in Princeton sold to a real estate company
Architect J. Robert Hillier has sold the Copperwood apartment complex he designed and developed on Bunn Drive in Princeton to a New Jersey-based real estate company. According to public records, the property was sold for $70 million to Copperwood Associates, which is part of Shamco Management, a privately held real estate management firm that buys,…
Prospect Avenue Club Row district on agenda for Princeton Preservation Commission Monday afternoon
The meeting will run from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. via Zoom.
Resident sues over approvals for Princeton University’s geothermal facility near nursery school and residential neighborhood
The local planning baord approved the project in May.
Mercer County Park Commission releases draft master plan for Moores Station Quarry in Hopewell
Mercer County residents who want to provide feedback regarding the draft plan are invited to submit their comments over the next 60 days.
Princeton Council removes parking enforcement technology from capital improvement bond ordinance in wake of community opposition
The decision is a reversal of a council vote two weeks ago to introduce the bond ordinance with financing for the license plate reader technology included.
Princeton University to sell 271-acre Princeton Nurseries site at Forrestal Center in Middlesex County
The land is located in Plainsboro and South Brunswick townships.
Planning board hearing on Princeton University’s plans for Prospect Avenue carried over until July 8
We will post a full story with details and quotes later in the day.
Wanda Gunning, longtime chair of Princeton Planning Board, steps down
Resident Louise Wilson will serve as the acting chair until a permanent chair is selected.
Hearing on Princeton University’s plans for Prospect Avenue buildings tonight at 7:30 p.m.
The local planning board tonight will review Princeton University’s plans to demolish three historic Queen Anne Victorian homes at 110-116 Prospect Avenue and replace them with a building that was once an eating club. The former eating club is located on the other side of the street at 91 Prospect Avenue and would be moved…
Concerned about future of Princeton, residents form a coalition for responsible development
Some Princeton residents have formed a non-profit organization in an attempt to make sure Princetonians’ voices are heard when it comes to development in town.
New grocery store to open at the Lawrence Shopping Center on June 9
Starbucks and other new tenants are slated to open at the shopping center this year.