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Council approves temporary parking changes near middle school to support construction
Summary
Ordinance 26-28, proposing temporary parking pattern changes on Walnut Lane and Guillot Avenue for middle school construction circulation, passed after council discussion; staff said changes are related to construction duration (anticipated a couple of years).
The Princeton mayor and council unanimously approved Ordinance 26-28 on Aug. 10 to implement temporary parking adjustments on Walnut Lane and Guillot Avenue intended to preserve safe circulation while middle school construction is underway. Councilmembers and staff said the adjustments are tied to the construction schedule and are not necessarily permanent.
Councilmember David Cohen noted the changes are related to construction at the middle school and that the measures are intended to maintain safe circulation during a multi-year build. The ordinance passed on a roll-call vote after council members and staff confirmed the recommendations had been vetted by the infrastructure and operations committee.
Councilmembers commended staff coordination with school administrators and committees that reviewed traffic safety. No public speakers raised objections during the hearing and the council closed the public comment period before the roll-call vote.
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