Residents start petition calling on Princeton University to reconsider plans to demolish three Prospect Avenue homes and move former Court Club
The Court Clubhouse would be moved across the street where the three homes are located.
Decision on Humbert Street development postponed until July
The application is set to be reviewed again on July 1.
Princeton Planning Board to vote on Humbert Street development tonight
A former duplex would be replaced with a triplex.
Planning board in West Windsor to review plans for Princeton University’s 60-acre ‘Lake Campus North’ Wednesday
The 60-acre site would include 379 apartments.
Princeton Council approves 30-year PILOT financial agreement with AvalonBay for Thanet property
Under the agreement, AvalonBay will be exempt from paying taxes for the land and the improvements for 30 years. AvalonBay will instead pay the town an “annual service charge” or payment in lieu of taxes.
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Planning board recommends Princeton Shopping Center neighborhood for “area in need of redevelopment” designation
The Princeton Council is slated to discuss the issue at a Zoom meeting at 7 p.m. on Monday night.
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Max Hansen plans to open his new event venue and catering business in Hopewell next year
The new events venue and catering space on Carter Road was originally slated to open in 2017.
NJ Transit’s Princeton Transitway study is underway
The study is expected to be completed by the end of the year. Stakeholder meetings will begin this month, and NJ Transit will also hold community forums.
Coalition wants town to turn Princeton First Aid and Rescue Squad buildings into a community center
People would be connected with social services and nonprofit organizations at the community center.
Planning board review of ‘area in need of redevelopment’ designation for Princeton Shopping Center neighborhood postposed due to wrong Zoom information
The meeting is being rescheduled for later this month.
Letters: Princeton residents should be aware that ‘Area in need of redevelopment’ designation can be problematic
The designation allows the town and the property owner to dispense with current zoning. Once the designation for a neighborhood is approved by Council, it isn’t going away.
New apartment complex behind MarketFair set to open in West Windsor this summer
Prices for apartments range from about $2,145 to $3,615 per month.
Engineering department: Reversing direction of South Tulane Street in Princeton is not a viable option
A test showed that the direction can’t be reversed because of sight line problems.
Princeton school board to consider possibility of a new bond referendum
At some point this year, the school board will discuss whether to have another bond referendum.
Planning board set to vote on Princeton University’s geothermal-exchange facility and tank project
The facility will be under construction until April of 2023.
Princeton Junior School expands, will add 6th-grade class in September
Princeton Junior School, a private school located in Lawrenceville near the border of Princeton that emphasizes experiential, hands-on learning, has expanded its campus and will begin accepting sixth graders for the fall of 2021. The school, which has been open for in-person learning since Sept. 1, was able to purchase 3.2 acres of additional land…
Montgomery Township preserves 45 acres of scenic farmland for open space
The active farm was purchased from the estate of Marie Abrahamsen in December for $2 million.
Letters: Former Princeton Council member ponders how affordable housing loophole was included in town’s new ordinance
Former Councilwoman Jenny Crumiller said she only skimmed the document and did not realize the loophole was added to weaken the affordable housing requirement.