PLANNING BOARD

REGULAR MEETING

DATE:                   October 28, 2009

TIME:                    7:00 p.m.

LOCATION:         West Windsor Municipal Building – Room A

AGENDA

1.             STATEMENT OF ADEQUATE NOTICE

2.             ROLL CALL OF MEMBERS

3.             *MINUTES:                                        January 7, 2009 CS; July 1, 2009 CS

4.             *RESOLOUTIONS: PB09-05 TRUSTEES OF PRINCETON UNIVERSITY-

                                                                                MAINTENANCE YARD ADDITION                                                           

Preliminary/Final Major Site Plan

                                                                                Tiger Lane; Block 3, Lots 1, 2

PB09-07 CELLCO PARTNERSHIP DBA VERIZON WIRELESS

Minor Site Plan

                                                                                Old Trenton Road; Block 33, Lot 10

5.             *CHAIRMAN’S COMMENTS ³ Public Comments - Non-agenda items (Limit 15 minutes)

AND CORRESPONDENCE

6.             *APPLICATION: PB09-08 PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY-

REPLACEMENT STUDENT HOUSING

Preliminary/Final Major Site Plan

                                                                                Block 7, Lots 15.01, 58.01 & 61

                                                                                Property Zoned:  R-5A District

                                                                                MLUL:  October 31, 2009

Replacement of graduate student housing on 54 acres between Canal Point Blvd. and the Delaware and Raritan Canal along Emmons Drive, Loetscher Place and Farber Road. 25 existing 1950’s era garden apartment buildings, maintenance facility, student center and indoor pool building will be replaced with three 3 story garden apartment buildings (68 units each, 45’ height), 5,400 sf maintenance building (16.3’ height), 52,000 sf Student Recreation Center (44’ height), playing field, and 377 stall parking facilities.  The new facilities will complement the architecture of the existing Witherspoon Apartments (completed 1998) utilizing similar materials and colors to visually integrate the entire campus. Facilities are designed to create a unified campus that encourages community and connection among students and preserves the wooded greenbelt along canal and existing tree-lined streets.

7. CLOSED SESSION: (If needed)

8.             ADJOURNMENT

Marvin Gardner, Chair

(*Indicates formal action may be taken).                                                                                                   Chuck Chang, Vice Chair

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