Busy Night For Historic Preservation Advisory Commission

April 2, 2014 Historic Preservation

The township’s watchdog of historic sites gave its stamp of approval to a handful of proposals at its April 1 meeting.

In addition to granting certificates of appropriateness for new facade plans for the former Unclaimed Freight building on Easton Avenue, commissioners did likewise for the construction of new homes on Williams Street and Neuville Drive, the replacement of a barn on Canal Road, and the construction of an addition to an Italian market on Route 27.

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