Historic Preservation Commission approves five district applications
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
Landmarks Commission for Historic Preservation · Meeting of August 19, 2026
NJ TRENTON — 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 4-1 with one recusal), and wooden step repairs at 215 Clay Street with historic-restoration conditions. New ownership signage at 250 Tyler Street and façade updates also cleared unanimous review.
Two applications were withdrawn: a home renovation at 273 Tyler Street after the applicant failed to appear, and a façade and residential-conversion project at 103 Pullen Alley that the applicant withdrew.
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Source: the Landmarks Commission for Historic Preservation meeting of August 19, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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