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Aug 19, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City of Trenton Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Minutes
The Commission addressed several property applications, approving projects involving sign changes, facade repairs, and window replacements at multiple addresses including 250 Tyler Street, 222 East Hanover Street, 30 Richey Place, 238 Hamilton Avenue, 200 Hamilton Avenue, and 215 Clay Street. An application for 103 Pullen Alley was withdrawn, and another for 273 Tyler Street was adjourned due to the applicant's absence. The Commission also reviewed city announcements concerning master plan updates and discussed staffing changes.
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The City Council of the City of Trenton approved a resolution to appoint Judy Osterneck as a member of the Senior Advisory Council. This appointment fills an unexpired term, with the tenure set to conclude on December 31, 2026.
Jul 9, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City of Trenton Planning Board Public Hearing
The Planning Board held a public hearing to memorialize several resolutions and review development applications. The board considered an application for a mixed-use rehabilitation project at 539 Centre Street, which involved site plan approvals, bulk variances, and a parking strategy involving an off-site lot. Additionally, the board reviewed an application for the construction of a rowhouse building with four dwelling units at 37-43 New Rose Street, focusing on site improvements and building design. An application for 346-350 Centre Street was carried over to a future meeting.
Jul 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City Council Meeting Minutes
The meeting involved various city business items, including recognitions for the NAACP Act-so 9th Grade Academy and presentations regarding the Ike Williams Foundation and vessel technology developments. Council members addressed numerous ordinances, specifically authorizing the sale of various city-owned properties, establishing vehicle identification requirements for city vehicles, designating department directors as records sub-custodians, and prohibiting dog and cat breeding. Discussions were held regarding a landlord water utility penalty policy and an early dismissal policy for municipal offices. The Council also reviewed various tort claims, reports from the City Clerk, and numerous resolutions for contract awards related to police vehicle purchases, human resource information systems, legal services, emergency shelter provisions for the homeless, and maintenance services for water works and public property. A PILOT agreement transfer resolution was tabled pending further documentation.
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