Trenton's Historic Preservation Commission approved three property improvement applications and denied a window replacement proposal with vinyl windows. Chair Carol Rogers oversaw the September 9 review of five Certificates of Appropriateness.
Trenton Historic Preservation Commission clears five historic district applications. Vice-Chair Max Hayden chaired the August 19 meeting in the absence of Chair Carol Rogers, presiding over approvals for door and window repairs at 222 East Hanover Street, signage at 200 Hamilton Avenue (approved
Trenton's Historic Preservation Commission approved solar panels and window work at two properties.
Trenton Planning Board approves two mixed-use conversions in downtown. NSP Real Estate Investment LLC's 539 Centre Street project converts a former funeral home into six apartments with commercial space, approved 5-0 pending conditions on parking-lot upgrades and facade compliance. BSD Growing
Trenton Zoning Board votes on memorialization, schedules three apartments projects. The board voted 7 to 1 to memorialize Resolution 26-Z-400CH for 400 Chambers Street. In the evening's substantive hearing, Virtu Realty, LLC presented plans to convert a single-family building at 250 Spring Street
Trenton approves 150-foot cell tower for emergency services. The Zoning Board voted 7-0 to allow Rise Up Towers, LLC to construct a monopole at Trenton Central High School to restore coverage for FirstNet, Verizon, and T-Mobile after demolition of the current host building eliminates existing
Landmarks Commission approved four preservation projects but formally disavowed emergency roof work. Chairperson Carol Rogers moved approval of the Mill Hill project at 257 Clay Street for roof replacement with antique slate colored GAF Slateline fiberglass shingles.
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