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Planning board approves site-plan resolution for Princeton University Quantum Institute
Summary
The board approved a preliminary and final major site plan/resolution for the Quantum Institute at FitzRandolph Road (Block 50.01, Lot 18.01); the item passed on roll call with several members not present for the vote.
The Princeton Planning Board on Thursday approved a resolution recommending approval of the preliminary and final major site plan for the Princeton University Quantum Institute at FitzRandolph Road (Block 50.01, Lot 18.01, file P25-2505).
Julie Capizzoli moved to approve the resolution; Justin Lesko called the roll. Several members were reported as not present for the vote, and board members recorded on the roll call cast affirmative votes, resulting in passage.
The board did not identify conditions in the hearing record; the approved resolution and supporting materials will be part of the application record submitted to the municipal clerk and to council as applicable.
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