New Jersey A4053 transfers the New Jersey Historic Trust from the Department of State to the Department of Community Affairs and revises trustee.
New Jersey A4053 transfers the New Jersey Historic Trust from the Department of State to the Department of Community Affairs. The bill also revises the qualifications and powers of the trust's board of trustees, requiring members to have at least five years of experience in relevant fields. Trustees must be citizens of New Jersey, representing various geographic regions, and cannot serve more than three consecutive terms. The bill allows the trust to collect fees for workshops and printed works related to historic preservation and to determine loan application fees.
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