Historic Cranbury Church Window Project Gains Approval Amidst District Discussions

Overview: The Cranbury Historic Preservation Commission recently approved an application from the First Presbyterian Church to install protective window covers on their historic wood windows, amidst broader discussions on the historic district’s future and signage updates. The approved window covers aim to preserve the church’s historic windows while addressing energy costs and draftiness, though the decision came with concerns about the potential impact on the original windows and aesthetic implications.

Cranbury Enhances Historic Property Access with Innovative Online Map

Overview: The Cranbury Historic Preservation Commission took steps towards improving public access to historic property information in their recent meeting on March 19th, 2024. Among the various topics discussed, the most noteworthy is the introduction of a new interactive online map and property report system, designed to make the town’s historic property information more accessible to the public. This system is expected to be a valuable resource for residents, historians, and visitors interested in the township’s rich heritage.

Cranbury HPC Debates Main Street Revitalization

Overview: The most recent meeting of the Cranbury Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) was notable for its in-depth discussions on the revitalization of Main Street, addressing several significant proposals including the replacement of a fire-damaged building, enhancement of West Park Place, and the potential construction of a new structure. The conversation also touched on the transformative impact of these changes on the town, including the integration of shared outdoor spaces and the intention to maintain the number of parking spots while improving accessibility.

Cranbury Historic Preservation Commission Elects New Chair and Sets Ambitious Goals for 2024

Overview: The Cranbury Historic Preservation Commission convened on January 24th, 2024, electing Jennifer Suttmeier as chair and setting an agenda for the year ahead. The meeting focused on the expansion of the Village historic district, the Certificate of Eligibility for the Hamlet, the Revolutionary New Jersey event, and the integration of historic signage with the township’s bike plan.

Historic Preservation Commission Outlines Plans for Preservation Efforts and Public Outreach in Cranbury

Overview: The recent meeting of the Cranbury Historic Preservation Commission highlighted issues including the identification and preservation of historic agricultural properties, public outreach for the 2024 CLG Grant, and the commission’s involvement in commemorating the upcoming anniversary of the American Revolution.