Zoning Board of Adjustment Meeting - June 24, 2026

The Municipality of Princeton's Zoning Board of Adjustment held a meeting on June 24, 2026, primarily addressing zoning variance applications for residential properties. Key procurement-related discussions involved approval of variances for property additions and garage constructions, including floor area ratio increases and setback exceptions. Notably, the board approved a variance for a significant single-story addition at 105 Mountain Avenue to accommodate multigenerational living, with conditions requiring a valid access easement due to ongoing litigation over private road access. Another application for 222 Moore Street involved approval of a garage addition with variances for setbacks and floor area ratio, including a condition for driveway permit approval. The board also discussed concerns about parking, access easements, and the distinction between accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and additions, emphasizing enforcement of parking restrictions and easement requirements. Several applications were carried to the next meeting on July 22, 2026, without additional notice requirements for applicants. No direct contract awards or procurement contracts were discussed, but the meeting focused on zoning approvals that could impact future property development and related municipal permitting.