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Princeton historic preservation commission sets public presentation, seeks comment on draft design guidelines
Summary
The Princeton Historic Preservation Commission announced a public presentation on draft design guidelines for August 5 and asked residents to submit written comments via the municipal website by Aug. 24. The commission emphasized the draft is for public review and that comments will be accepted online.
Vice Chair Bridal Howard opened the July 8 meeting of the Princeton Historic Preservation Commission and welcomed attendees before routine business began. The commission noted the meeting was a regular monthly session held at the Princeton Municipal Building.
Sarah, a staff member, told the commission that "the design guidelines are on the website, the draft version for public comment" and announced an in-person presentation for Wednesday, August 5 at 5:30 p.m. She asked residents to submit comments on the online form by August 24. The commission encouraged members and the public to attend the presentation or submit written feedback.
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