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Montgomery Township Planning Board memorializes Princeton Promenade amended site plan
Summary
The Montgomery Township Planning Board voted to memorialize a resolution approving an amended final major site plan for the Princeton Promenade project — covering signage and model homes across several block/lots — after a procedural correction to pagination was noted.
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The Montgomery Township Planning Board on April 13 voted to memorialize a resolution approving an amended final major site plan for the Princeton Promenade development, covering signage and model homes on multiple parcels in the township.
The board’s chair introduced the case as “PB‑0625” and said the applicant is Princeton Promenade. The application covers Block 34008 Lots 1 through 38, Block 34009 Lot 1 and Block 34010 Lots 1 and 3, and related tax parcels. After a motion and second to memorialize the resolution, a board member raised a formatting concern about the printed resolution, saying, “I just didn't want people to think there were 2 pages,” noting page numbering showed “page x of 2” despite additional pages. The board agreed to correct the pagination before finalizing the memorialized resolution.
A roll‑call vote followed and affirmative responses from the members present carried the memorialization. The motion to memorialize was recorded as approved; mover and seconder were not specified in the record.
The memorialization documents the board's formal record of its decision rather than reopens substantive review of the site plan; board staff indicated they will correct pagination and include the corrected packet in the final file. The board did not record further substantive debate on the merits of the signage or model‑home components during this meeting.
The board also approved routine meeting minutes and proceeded to other agenda items before adjourning. The public hearing schedule lists a public presentation and comment session for related items on April 27.
