New Jersey S353 allows agriculture-related events on preserved farmland with a permit.
New Jersey S353 permits agriculture-related events on preserved farmland, provided the owner obtains a permit from the county agriculture development board. The permit allows for up to four events per year, each lasting either one week or one weekend. The bill ensures that these events do not permanently disturb the land's agricultural use. Events may include activities like hay bale races, flower shows, and tractor pulls. Holding an event with a permit does not violate agricultural deed restrictions if the permit terms are met.
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