Government
Municipal Response to Letter About Tree Removal on Hun Road Property
Source: Town Topics · Jul 22, 2026, 12:10 AM
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Princeton's municipal government issued a response clarifying its review process for a tree removal permit at 140 Hun Road.
The permit was approved following the standards outlined in the township's Tree Removal Ordinance, with the determination based solely on those established criteria.
The response addresses a letter of concern about the removal, explaining that neither site plans nor building plans are required for tree removal permit approval.
Key points
- Tree removal permit at 140 Hun Road was reviewed and approved per Princeton's Tree Removal Ordinance
- Site plans or building plans are not required for tree removal permits in Princeton
- Permit review is based exclusively on standards established in the township ordinance
- Municipal officials provided formal response to public concern about the removal
FAQ
- What is required to obtain a tree removal permit in Princeton?
- According to Princeton's process, a tree removal permit application is reviewed based solely on the standards established in the Tree Removal Ordinance. Site plans or building plans are not required for obtaining a tree removal permit.
- How does Princeton's Tree Removal Ordinance guide permit decisions?
- The township reviews tree removal permit applications exclusively against the standards established within the ordinance, ensuring consistent application of removal guidelines across the municipality.
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