New Jersey § 32:17-3

§ 32:17-3.

ARTICLE I 1. The park or parks in the state of New York under the jurisdiction, management or

control of commissioners of the Palisades Interstate park, a body politic created

pursuant to chapter one hundred seventy of the laws of nineteen hundred of the state

of New York (hereinafter referred to as “New York state board”), and the park or parks

in the state of New Jersey now under the jurisdiction, management or control of commissioners

of the Palisades Interstate park, a body politic created pursuant to chapter eighty-seven

of the laws of nineteen hundred of the state of New Jersey 1 (hereinafter referred to as “New Jersey state board”, the New York state board and

the New Jersey state board being hereinafter referred to collectively as “state boards”),

shall continue to exist and shall be maintained in the two states as an interstate

park for the use of the public and for the purpose of preserving the scenic beauty

of the Palisades and other lands therein. Such park shall be called “Palisades Interstate park”. The parties hereto do hereby agree to and pledge, each to the other, faithful co-operation

in the future planning, improvement, development, maintenance, government and management

of the park, holding in high trust for the benefit of the public the special blessings

and natural advantages thereof. 1

For L.1900, c. 87, p. 163, see N.J.S.A. § 32:14-1 et seq.