New Jersey
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The existing plan, New Jersey Partners for Preservation: A Blueprint for Building Historic Preservation into New Jersey’s Future 2002-2007, has been extended by the National Park Service to August 2010.

In the upcoming year the New Jersey Historic Preservation Office, Preservation New Jersey, and a host of advisors will be working to complete the new plan.  This plan is intended to guide not only the New Jersey Historic Preservation Office, but also provide direction to state, county, and local governments, and to private organizations and individuals in their efforts to protect and to preserve New Jersey’s rich and diverse history.  New Jersey has experienced many challenges and changes in the past few years.  But by facing these challenges, we believe this plan, in conjunction with the New Jersey State Plan and assistance from you will enhance our efforts to preserve New Jersey’s important historic and archaeological resources and to promote livable communities throughout the Garden State.  In the upcoming months, we will be seeking YOUR opinions through surveys and regional public meetings.  With your help and by working with the plan advisors and other partners, we hope to create a sustainable and beneficial plan for historic preservation in New Jersey.

To find out more about the existing Plan, please follow the links found below.  To take the online survey, follow the links found on the left.

 

For further information regarding the current Historic Preservation Plan or to find out more about the planning process to create a new statewide plan, please contact Sara André at 609-292-0032 or sara.andre@dep.state.nj.us

Forms and Publications:

1. New Jersey Partners for Preservation: A Blueprint for Building Historic Preservation into New Jersey's Future 2002 - 2007, (PDF Format)
2. 1997 NJ Historic Preservation Plan, (HTML or PDF Format) (Please note that
contact information for organizations listed in Chapter VI may have changed since this document was published in 1997.)

Useful Links:

1. NJ Office of State Planning
2. NPS Historic Preservation Planning Program (NPS Website)
3. Preservation New Jersey
4. Other Links

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