A rendering of the new thriplex proposed for Humber Street in downtown Princeton.
The Princeton Planning Board is slated to vote on whether to approve a minor sire plan and variances for 23-25 Humbert Street on Thursday night. Plans for the site include turning a duplex into a triplex. The meeting will be held via Zoom at 7:30 p.m.
Metuchen-based company Simplify Living wants to build three rental units at the site. The duplex that was on the property has been demolished. Plans are for it to be replaced with a three-unit, attached triplex. Each unit would include two stories and a basement. One unit would face Humbert Street. Three parking spaces would be added at the back of the property. Simplify Living is seeking variances for impervious coverage, for some setbacks, and for usable open space standards.
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Friday was a special day for two Tivy Antler student athletes who officially signed National Letters of Intent to play at the next level in college athletics.
Ben Butler committed to Schreiner University and will stay in his hometown to pursue a collegiate baseball career.
Andrew Bin committed to Millsapâs College in Jackson, Mississippi where he will be playing Golf.
Butler is excited to be playing in his hometown and he wonât have to travel far to play the game that he loves the most.
âItâs all overwhelming,â Butler said. âIâve been training for this moment all of my life.â