City of Trenton

The Commission addressed several new business applications, including the installation of a roof-mounted solar array at 130 Pearl Street and the installation of a channel letter sign at 200 Hamilton Avenue. Under old business, the commission reviewed a request to replace and repaint windows and construct a rear-facing deck at 117 S Montgomery St in the Mill Hill district.

The agenda focuses on the memorialization of resolutions and the review of carried and new site plan applications. Specifically, the board is evaluating projects involving property conversions and new construction, including the conversion of an existing building into four residential units at 10 Rutgers Place, a mixed-use development at 233 Fulton Street featuring residential apartments and commercial space, the expansion and conversion of a former funeral home at 539 Centre Street into a mixed-use facility, and the conversion of a single-family dwelling into three units at 250 Spring Street. These applications include requests for major site plan approvals, use variances, bulk variances, and design waivers.

The agenda focuses on the memorialization of a resolution concerning the property at 300-366 Enterprise Avenue.

The meeting involves the continuation of the 2026 Reorganization, specifically addressing the appointment of Board Professionals including the Board Attorney, Planner, Engineer, and Traffic Engineer. The agenda also includes the memorialization of several resolutions pertaining to various properties: 455 Centre Street, 46 Wayne Avenue, 1247 S Broad Street, 981-985 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, and 99 New York Ave - 520 Brunswick Ave. Discussions on carried/continued applications include a request for site plan approval and variances for 10 Rutgers Place to convert an existing building into a four-unit multi-family dwelling, and an application for 233 Fulton Street seeking approval to demolish the existing structure and construct a three-story mixed-use building. New business items cover an appeal of a Zoning Officer's denial for 37 Prospect Street, a review of the Res Judicata doctrine applicability for 539 Centre Street, and an application for 539 Centre Street to convert a former funeral home into a mixed-use building with a banquet hall and six residential apartments.

The Downtown Trenton Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan, developed by the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, serves as a roadmap to enhance local safety and mobility for cyclists and pedestrians in Trenton's downtown district. The plan proposes improvements to create a comprehensive network of safer and more complete roads, trails, and intersections. Key goals include focusing on safety, developing an integrated network, addressing the needs of both bicyclists and pedestrians, and ensuring intuitive navigation. It outlines specific recommendations for bicycle facilities, trail network expansion, pedestrian and intersection improvements, and comprehensive implementation strategies.