Historic Preservation Commission approves wood windows, denies vinyl
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.
Landmarks Commission for Historic Preservation · Meeting of September 9, 2026
NJ TRENTON — 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. Ecualmb, LLC received unanimous approval (5-0) for wood windows, railing refurbishment, and brick cleaning at 273 Tyler Street.
Felicia Wimbush won unanimous approval (5-0) for a portable shed at 57-59 North Stockton Street, conditioned on rear placement. Andrew Chignell won approval (3-0 with 1 abstention) for window replacement at 228 Mercer Street. The Commission denied BGI Resources INT's application (5-0) to replace windows with white vinyl sash at 815 Berkeley Avenue, citing conflict with historic district character.
One application was continued to October 14.
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Source: the Landmarks Commission for Historic Preservation meeting of September 9, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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