New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 5 - COMMUNITY AFFAIRS
Chapter 101 - GARDEN STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION TRUST FUND GRANTS PROGRAM
Subchapter 2 - APPLICATION PROCEDURE AND ELIGIBILITY FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION GRANTS
Section 5:101-2.17 - Procedures: emergency intervention grants
Universal Citation: NJ Admin Code 5:101-2.17
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) The following steps constitute the application procedure for emergency intervention.
1. Availability of emergency intervention
funds shall be posted on the Trust's official website, and published in the New
Jersey Register, in accordance with
N.J.S.A.
52:14-34.4 et seq., annually. Applications
for emergency intervention will be accepted throughout the year, as
needed.
2. The applicant must
submit a separate written application for each site where emergency funds are
requested.
3. Each project
application shall include sufficient information to ensure that the Trust is
able to conduct an adequate and thorough review. Applications shall be on forms
provided by the Trust and must in all cases include at least:
i. Identification of historic resource(s) to
be impacted;
ii. A description,
justification, statement of need for the proposed project, and description of
the emergency;
iii. Cost estimates
for proposed work;
iv. Photographic
and other documentation;
v. As
applicable, proof of the applicant's nonprofit and charitable registration
status;
vi. If the property,
district, or region for which a grant is requested is not owned by the
applicant in fee simple, the application must include the property owner(s)
written consent to the submission of an application by an eligible entity;
and
vii. If the property for which
a grant is requested is not listed in the New Jersey or National Register of
Historic Places, a certification by the State Historic Preservation Officer
that, as of the date of the Trust's receipt of the application, the historic
property for which a grant is requested is approved for listing or the
applicant can demonstrate that it meets the criteria for listing in the New
Jersey Register of Historic Places as set forth at N.J.A.C. 7:4.
4. A notice of receipt for each
application shall be sent by the Trust to each applicant.
5. The Trust will review each application for
possible funding within five days of receipt and notify the applicant if
additional information is needed.
6. If the application is approved by the
Trust and funds are appropriated by law, funds are to be distributed in
accordance with an executed grant agreement between the Trust and the applicant
which shall specify, among other things:
i.
The amount of the grant;
ii. The
project period;
iii. The project
scope; and
iv. Special
requirements.
7.
Applications not processed as an emergency intervention request can be
submitted in subsequent grant rounds.
8. At least annually, the Trust shall submit
a list to the Legislature identifying sites that received emergency
intervention funding.
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