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15 Princeton Avenue (Credit: Google Maps)<\/p><\/div>\n

A professional building on Princeton Avenue will appear before the township\u2019s zoning board later this month for a hearing on a planned expansion.<\/p>\n

The property at 15 Princeton Avenue, owned by\u00a0F. Nirschl Realty Holdings, is seeking permission to build a two-story addition consisting of 545 square feet on the first floor, 606 square feet on the second floor and a 546 square foot basement.<\/p>\n

The hearing, scheduled for July 11, is necessary because of several minor variances that are required before construction can begin. A variance is required to have a\u00a0parking lot located 12.5 feet from a residential zone boundary, where a 25-foot buffer is usually required; a lot measuring 20,000 square feet where 14,095 feet is proposed; a front setback of 17.9 feet where 50-feet is usually required; and 70 percent lot coverage where 65 percent is usually the limit.<\/p>\n

The hearing will be held July 11 at the township\u2019s municipal complex on Chambers Bridge Road.<\/p>\n

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