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Princeton HPC approves preservation resolutions, grants certificate for snow guards; schedules Dec. 1 special meeting
Summary
At its Nov. 17 meeting, Princeton’s Historic Preservation Commission adopted resolutions for seminary properties and other applications, approved lead‑coated copper snow guards at 610 Nassau Street, and moved a pool‑house project forward; one application was deferred to a Dec. 1 special meeting due to a member’s absence.
The Princeton Historic Preservation Commission on Nov. 17 voted on multiple preservation matters and approved exterior changes for a handful of properties while deferring one application to a special meeting on Dec. 1.
Key outcomes at a glance
- Seminary properties (Mercer Hill District): The commission adopted a resolution documenting the findings for multiple Princeton Theological Seminary addresses and clarified language about pathway/driveway lighting; the motion to adopt was moved by David and seconded by Chairperson Capizzoli and recorded consistent with counsel’s guidance…
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