Princeton Planning Board Approves Ten Acre Foundation Site Plan Modification

Overview: The Princeton Planning Board recently convened to address several matters, the most significant of which was the modification to a major site development by the Ten Acre Foundation. The approved modification involves an overhaul of the stormwater management plan, which includes the elimination of two previously granted variances and the introduction of enhanced mitigation measures. This decision came after detailed presentations by the applicant’s representatives and without objections from the board members.

Princeton Council Prioritizes Bicycle Safety and Infrastructure

Overview: The Princeton Council meeting focused on a pressing initiative to enhance bicycle safety and infrastructure throughout the town, seeking to align with the master plan’s vision for complete streets. The council addressed public concerns, reviewed extensive plans for bike facility implementations, and debated the impact of such developments on local roads and parking.

Princeton School Board Celebrates Educators and Approves Staff Reappointments

Overview: During a recent Princeton School Board meeting, members applauded the dedication and commitment of educators, coinciding with National Teacher Appreciation Week and ahead of National Nurses Day. The meeting was also notable for the approval of staff reappointments, including the granting of tenure to a group of teachers.

Princeton School Board Plans School Renovations Amid Enrollment Growth

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Princeton School Board addressed the issue of accommodating projected student enrollment growth over the next decade, which led to discussions about extensive renovations and additions to district schools. The board presented plans for projects at Princeton High School, Princeton Middle School, Community Park Elementary School, and Littlebrook Elementary School. These projects, with an estimated cost between $85 million and $89.5 million, aim to address the need for expanded facilities due to increased enrollment driven by new housing developments and other factors.

Princeton Council Explores Ranked Choice Voting and Approves New Budget

Overview: The Princeton Council’s latest meeting was marked by an engaged discussion on the potential implementation of Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) and the approval of the 2024 Municipal budget, highlighting the town’s ongoing commitment to exploring progressive electoral reforms and ensuring fiscal responsibility. The RCV debate and budget considerations dominated the proceedings.