Planning board chairwoman responds to Princeton Board of Education letter about the Master Plan and PILOT agreements
The letter responds to issues the school board raised about a lack on input on the Master Plan and about PILOTS given to developers.
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Is unlimited growth the goal of the Princeton Master Plan?
A resident asks how success will be measured in the new Master Plan.
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Master plan will create the opportunity for more housing throughout Princeton
A Princeton resident who works for the Regional Plan ASsociation argues that proposes town-wide changes to zoning that are idifferent from what is allowed today will enable more people to live in Princeton affordably.
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Fact check: A primer on how Payment in Lieu of Taxes deals work in New Jersey
Cutting through the smoke screen and double talk on how PILOTs work.
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Princeton School Board: District leaders did not get to provide significant Master Plan input, schools don’t receive money from PILOTs officials negotiated with developers
The Princeton School Board weighs in on the draft master plan.
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When did we vote in Princeton to become a city?
“Crucially, the plan relies on developers to fulfill its progressive ideals. But in this overheated housing market, the profit incentive only creates a drive for more units in greater densities – at ever higher prices.”
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Bluestone Lane to open new cafe in West Windsor Nov. 30
The café is located at the Nassau Park Pavilion on Route 1 South.
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Photos: EMS Black Friday Campout at MarketFair
More than 100 people camped out at MarketFair on Friday, but not to wait in line for sales.
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Princeton Master Plan subcommittee chair: Historic Preservation Commission was given opportunities for feedback
Letters: The new master plan has the historic preservation element the town needs.
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Princeton group starts petition calling for a master plan pause
More than 400 people have signed the petition so far. The municipality issued a “frequently asked questions” document Tuesday afternoon that references the petition.
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Draft master plan historic preservation provisions are inadequate
Clifford Zink: The preservation provisions of the proposed master plan are inadequate and in some places confusing and inaccurate.
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Princeton residents push back against draft master plan
The next public meeting will be held Nov. 30. Residents expressed concerns about density, housing affordability, environental issues, historic preservation, and the burden of development on the public schools.
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Princeton school board slated to hire Kathie Foster to serve as interim superintendent Monday night
Foster will be paid $1,100 a day.
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Pennington man dies after crash on Fackler Road in Lawrence
A 78-year-old man from Pennington died as a result of injuries he sustained after crashing into…
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Mercer County 2023 general election results
Democrats swept every racce in
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Bierman, Behrend, Hubbard win Princeton Board of Education race, incumbent Michele Tuck Ponder ousted
The third time was the charm for Adam Bierman.
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Princeton Public Schools bond referendum passes
The $13 million referendum will fund security upgrades and other improvements in the district’s six public schools.
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Polls open until 8 p.m. tonight, Nov. 7
Have you voted yet? You still have time. Our roundup of info. and Election Day issues. We will update this story later.
