Push for paid parking spaces in Princeton Junction

Train commuters in Princeton Junction are asking themselves how much a convenient parking space is worth to them.A privately funded study was reportedly conducted by a businessman interested in developing

News 12 Staff

Dec 4, 2007, 2:51 PM

Updated 5,997 days ago

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Push for paid parking spaces in Princeton Junction
Train commuters in Princeton Junction are asking themselves how much a convenient parking space is worth to them.A privately funded study was reportedly conducted by a businessman interested in developing the area. The study looked at having a private company construct a parking garage or to have the government involved in the process.The study found commuters would need to pay about $210 per month for a parking space if a private company built a garage. If tax dollars were included, the cost could be about $100 per month.Commuters interested in the proposal can attend a meeting Saturday at the West Windsor Volunteer Fire Company at 1 p.m.


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