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Princeton denies home‑based bakery proposal, approves zoning text changes and removes R5 mobile‑home park district
Summary
After public hearings the board denied a request to permit retail sale of baked goods from a small accessory structure, clarified reconstruction rules for residential structures in commercial zones and voted to eliminate the R5 mobile home park zoning district.
At its April 6 meeting Princeton’s board heard three land‑use public hearings and took three decisions affecting zoning and home occupations.
1) Home occupation (case 030926A): The applicant sought a text amendment to allow preparation and sale of baked goods from an accessory structure and limited indoor retail activity. Planning staff and the planning board recommended denial, citing concerns about commercial activity in residential areas and…
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