New Jersey § 18a:73-25
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 18a:73-25, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 18a:73-25.
The Legislature finds and declares that New Jersey, one of the original 13 colonies
and crossroads of the American revolution, has a distinguished heritage, as evidenced
by the abundance of sites witnessing significant historical and cultural events in
the nation's history and important scientific and technological discoveries, as well
as being home to many famous men and women who have made lasting contributions to
the State and the world; and that it is the responsibility of the State of New Jersey
to encourage local government units and civic organizations to recognize these sites
by the placement of historically accurate roadside markers. The Legislature further finds and declares that New Jersey has lagged behind other
states in developing a standardized program to recognize sites of historical and cultural
significance; that many of the existing markers Statewide are old and damaged; that
no system is currently in place to inventory existing markers; and that there are
many sites in the State, in addition to those listed on the New Jersey and National
Registers of Historic Places, which are of significant historical and cultural acclaim,
and worthy of recognition through the placement of roadside markers. The Legislature therefore determines that it is in the public interest to authorize
the New Jersey Historical Commission to plan and carry out a program to encourage
local government units, nonprofit charitable organizations, and civic organizations
to provide for the placement of roadside markers at locations of historical and cultural
significance in New Jersey; and that the creation of such a program would not only
serve as a tribute to the people, places and events that have helped shape the State,
the nation, and the world, but would serve to enhance community pride and encourage
tourism throughout the State.
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