Liberty State Park Protection Act establishes requirements for DEP actions and creates an advisory committee for Liberty State Park.
The Liberty State Park Protection Act aims to preserve Liberty State Park as a public urban green space by establishing specific requirements for actions by the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) related to the park. The bill prohibits the DEP from considering proposals to commercialize, develop, or privatize the park, except as allowed by the bill. It restricts the DEP from conveying, leasing, or transferring property rights within the park's natural restoration area and at Caven Point Peninsula.
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