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Princeton Zoning Board approves three routine resolutions
Summary
At its May 28, 2025 meeting held via Zoom, the Princeton Zoning Board of Adjustment voted to adopt three resolutions that were posted in the board packet. The items concerned three previously heard cases and passed by roll call during the meeting’s opening business.
The Princeton Zoning Board of Adjustment adopted three resolutions at the start of its May 28, 2025 meeting, the board chair said, after noting the items were included in the public packet and on the municipal website.
The board treated the three items — each identified by case number and property — as routine business and took separate roll-call approvals. Members present answered in the affirmative when the clerk called the roll on each resolution and the chair announced the items carried.
Why it matters: The resolutions formalize board action on previously heard matters and complete the administrative record for those files. Because all three were on the board’s published agenda and in the packet, the votes were handled without further public testimony.
Votes at a glance: • Case Z24-48453 (60 William St., trustees of Princeton University; Block 47.02, Lot 36, R‑4 zone) — resolution approved by roll call. • Case Z25-611141 (Dodds Lane; Block 404.603, Lot 22, R‑4T zone) — resolution approved by roll call. • Case Z25-60728 (28–30 Humbard Street; Block 25.01, Lot 61, R‑4B zone) — resolution approved by roll call.
Board procedure: The chair opened the meeting, confirmed that the three resolutions were in the packet and on the municipal website, asked for comments (none were raised), and called for motions and roll-call votes. The clerk called roll for each resolution and the chair announced the results.
The meeting then proceeded to the evening’s two formal applications.
