Princeton Zoning Board Debates Parking and ADU Variance Requests

Overview: At the recent Princeton Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting, members engaged in a debate over a variance application for a property on Linden Lane, focused on the construction of an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) and the associated parking setback issues. The application by 105 Linden Lane LLC called for a C1 variance to construct a new ADU and alter the principal dwelling’s entry in an area known for non-compliance with several zoning regulations. The project, touted for its sustainability and net-zero readiness, would involve demolishing an existing garage and shed.

Princeton Zoning Board Approves ADU Construction

Overview: In a recent Princeton Zoning Board meeting, members voted to approve an application for the construction of an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) and a new principal dwelling at a property on Valley Road, amid concerns over the number of variances sought and the project’s fit within local zoning regulations. The application, presented by James Mogg and his architect Marina, included plans for a multigenerational living arrangement and emphasized sustainability, although this prompted a discussion over the necessity of a full three-story structure and the proposed layout’s compliance with setback requirements.

Princeton Zoning Board Approves Variances for Residential Renovations and Deck Construction

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Princeton Zoning Board approved two applications that involved variance requests for residential property renovations. The first application, which garnered much attention, was for a variance to construct a deck on Lee Avenue, located within the historic Witherspoon Jackson district. The second application approved was for property renovations on Mount Lucas Road, aimed at modernizing the home while accommodating an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) for the applicant’s mother.