At the Wednesday, June 27 Plainsboro Township Committe meeting, ABC (alcoholic beverage consumption) licenses were renewed for the Wyndham Hotel & Conference Center, the Westin Princeton Hotel, and Tre Piani restaurant. The licenses are in effect from July 1 of this year to June 30 of next year.
At the Wednesday, July 11, committee meeting, a hearing will take place on an ordinance amending the township’s salary and wage plan, including the salary of the police chief/director of public safety (Guy Armour). For 2012, the amended full-time salary would be $140,558. In 2013, it would increase to $143,369.
Another hearing scheduled for July 11 pertains to a 2012 bond ordinance to implement the capital budget items in the 2012 budget. The Township Committee meeting will be held on Wednesday, July 11, at 7:30 p.m. in the municipal courtroom.
Resolutions on the agenda for July 11 include the following:
— The refund of recreation fees for three campers and a refund of two canceled applications for summer camp run by the township.
— Accepting performance bond and inspection fees for Princeton Fitness and Wellness, which Sheehan said is planning to open later this year.
— The release of developer review fees for Mary L. Alden, a property owner on Perrine Road.
— The release of developer review and inspection fees for BMR, One Research Way.
— The release of inspection and performance guarantee fees for Krek Construction Corp. and Brickman Group.
— The release of cash performance bond for DSK Woods.
– Authorization of “E-waste subsidy” with Middlesex County, allowing the township to recycle electronics.
– Approval of the Opticon traffic signal pre-emption control for the intersection of Scudders Mill Road and Dey Road.
– Allocation of state funds for the following: child passenger safety, $4,000; aggressive driver regulation, $6,000; alcohol education, rehabilitation, and enforcement, $4,000; and the Click It or Ticket campaign, $4,000.
In other news, Township Committee member Ed Yates announced that once Mayor Cantu returns from his trip to Maine, two Alternate I two-year appointments will be finalized: one to Plainsboro’s Planning Board and another to the Zoning Board of Adjustment.
Township Administrator Robert Sheehan said that furniture was delivered for the new recreation center adjacent to the municipal building. Landscaping work began outside the facility on Thursday, June 28, but some issues with the operation of the building’s alarm controls still need work.
