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Princeton council introduces three parking ordinances, sets public hearing for Aug. 10

Mayor and Council of Princeton, New Jersey · July 28, 2026
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Summary

Council introduced Ordinances 26-27 (Hun Road), 26-28 (Walnut Lane/Guillot Avenue) and 26-29 (updated public parking fees), scheduled public hearings for 08/10/2026, and advanced each by roll-call vote.

The Princeton Mayor and Council introduced three ordinances affecting on-street parking and public parking fees and scheduled public hearings for Aug. 10, 2026. The measures include Ordinance 26-27 regulating parking on Hun Road (amending Chapter 11), Ordinance 26-28 regulating parking on Walnut Lane and Guillot Avenue (amending Chapters 11 and 19), and Ordinance 26-29 updating public parking fees and related regulations (amending Chapter 19).

Each ordinance was moved, seconded, and advanced to the scheduled public-hearing date by roll-call vote at the meeting. The introductions were procedural steps to give public notice and allow comment at the Aug. 10 hearing; no substantive changes to on-street regulations or parking rates took effect at this meeting.

Provenance: topicintro — SEG 609 (introduction of ordinance 26-27), topicfinish — SEG 674 (roll-call votes on ordinance 26-29).

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