Author	Message
anon-3810	Posted: Sun, Aug 7 2022, 8:16 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Mayor's Update - August 2, 2022 https://centraljersey.com/2016/05/26/cranbury-affordable-housing-fireworks-fly-as-committee-speaks-frankly-about-challenges/?amp
anon-3810	Posted: Sun, Aug 7 2022, 8:08 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Mayor's Update - August 2, 2022 Mayor Taylor was not mayor then. But don’t let the facts get in the way. Nor that the Protinick’s had a deal with Mayor Cook and then sued the town under Mayor Mulligan. Just read the Cranbury Press articles from back then. But I do believe Mr Taylor, Mulligan, Cook and Johnson were on the TC when toscano, Kurek, Lum and Reinhardt were all preserved.
anon-rp90	Posted: Sun, Aug 7 2022, 7:48 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Mayor's Update - August 2, 2022 anon-q2pq wrote: The town is wasting over 120 k to paint 200’ of bike signs in old Cranbury Rd. They are sitting on millions in surplus. They have the funds to pay for farmland as prior TCs did. If you review the meeting agendas there has not been a closed session on land acquisition in at least 5 years. They just sit by and let land be developed then complain that they couldn’t do anything. Even the new warehouse that was approved in Cranbury station the land sat for three years with no action and not Matt, Mike or Barbara as Mayor tried to buy it. Let me be the first today to applaud the former TC for preserving Protinick. Clap! Clap! What? They were too dumb to close the deal? Well, at least they got everyone sewer on Petty!!! What? They messed that up as well? Mayor Taylor done a great job. Wow.
anon-q2pq	Posted: Sun, Aug 7 2022, 5:04 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Mayor's Update - August 2, 2022 The town is wasting over 120 k to paint 200’ of bike signs in old Cranbury Rd. They are sitting on millions in surplus. They have the funds to pay for farmland as prior TCs did. If you review the meeting agendas there has not been a closed session on land acquisition in at least 5 years. They just sit by and let land be developed then complain that they couldn’t do anything. Even the new warehouse that was approved in Cranbury station the land sat for three years with no action and not Matt, Mike or Barbara as Mayor tried to buy it.
anon-p3o1	Posted: Sat, Aug 6 2022, 7:12 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Mayor's Update - August 2, 2022 Town has to pay to preserve land. And there is no way they will come close to what a developer will pay. The days of the old farmers giving the town a break and preserving land because they were good ol boys are over. It’s time to Get Paid
anon-r468	Posted: Sat, Aug 6 2022, 4:37 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Mayor's Update - August 2, 2022 anon-rp90 wrote: anon-r468 wrote: Two pizza restaurants are fine with me. I just wish they actually had good pizza (and neither of them do). Would be great if you could open up the third one, or the fourth one, and show everyone how to make good pizza. It is kind of amazing how Cranbury Pizza has 20+ years in business while making bad pizza, according to you. For some reason they survive without you pizza expert eating their bad pizza. I bet you're a fan of the Cranbury Inn too, especially their steaks.
anon-r468	Posted: Sat, Aug 6 2022, 4:35 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Mayor's Update - August 2, 2022 If more warehouses means lower taxes for residents, "Build, Baby . . Build!!!"
anon-pppr	Posted: Sat, Aug 6 2022, 1:26 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Mayor's Update - August 2, 2022 I am less concerned about the pizza then the new warehouses that were just approved and the TC not trying to buy the land in the four years since it became known. The town has not preserved any farmland in the last 6-10 years after going through a series of years where they did a lot with the rienhardt preserve, Toscano, Kurek and other farms. That is in their control not pizza places.
anon-rp90	Posted: Sat, Aug 6 2022, 12:42 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Mayor's Update - August 2, 2022 anon-r468 wrote: Two pizza restaurants are fine with me. I just wish they actually had good pizza (and neither of them do). Would be great if you could open up the third one, or the fourth one, and show everyone how to make good pizza. It is kind of amazing how Cranbury Pizza has 20+ years in business while making bad pizza, according to you. For some reason they survive without you pizza expert eating their bad pizza.
anon-r468	Posted: Fri, Aug 5 2022, 2:11 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Mayor's Update - August 2, 2022 Two pizza restaurants are fine with me. I just wish they actually had good pizza (and neither of them do).
anon-8p57	Posted: Thu, Aug 4 2022, 7:51 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Mayor's Update - August 2, 2022 anon-s316 wrote: Cranbury.stupid.info So, the mayor and TC should have control over the number of pizza places that can move to town? That’s a dumb question. I think the original poster is just annoyed that we are going to have another pizza restaurant.
anon-s316	Posted: Thu, Aug 4 2022, 9:35 am EDT    Post subject: Re: Mayor's Update - August 2, 2022 Cranbury.stupid.info So, the mayor and TC should have control over the number of pizza places that can move to town?
uptown-5699	Posted: Wed, Aug 3 2022, 9:52 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Mayor's Update - August 2, 2022 The soup and sandwich business will be non-other than the Princeton Soup & Sandwich Company, currently located in downtown Princeton. That will be a nice addition. I believe Scotto's may be the pizza & restaurant referred to by the mayor.
anon-8p57	Posted: Wed, Aug 3 2022, 7:52 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Mayor's Update - August 2, 2022 anon-p3o1 wrote: And 3 gas stations. What’s your point You must not be that bright if you don’t know the difference of having three of the same restaurants in one town compared to gas stations.
anon-p3o1	Posted: Wed, Aug 3 2022, 7:29 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Mayor's Update - August 2, 2022 And 3 gas stations. What’s your point
anon-n87p	Posted: Wed, Aug 3 2022, 5:16 pm EDT    Post subject: Re: Mayor's Update - August 2, 2022 We already have two Pizza restaurants. Are you new in town?