40:55D-107. Historic Preservation Commission
(Englewood has an Historic Preservation Advisory Committee that advises the Homeowner or property owner - not the same. The Historic Preservation Commission is established by statute and advises the Planning Board.)
a. The governing body may by ordinance provide for a historic preservation commission.
b. Every historic preservation commission shall include, in designating the category of appointment, at least one member of each of the following classes:
Class A--a person who is knowledgeable in building design and construction or architectural history and who may reside outside the municipality; and
Class B--a person who is knowledgeable or with a demonstrated interest in local history and who may reside outside the municipality.
c. A historic preservation commission shall consist of five, seven or nine regular members and may have not more than two alternate members. Of the regular members a total of at least one less than a majority shall be of Classes A and B.
Those regular members who are not designated as Class A or B shall be designated as Class C. Class C members shall be citizens of the municipality who shall hold no other municipal office, position or employment except for membership on the planning board or board of adjustment.
Alternate members shall meet the qualifications of Class C members. The mayor or, if so specified by ordinance, the chairman of the planning board shall appoint all members of the commission and shall designate at the time of appointment the regular members by class and the alternate members as "Alternate No. 1" and "Alternate No. 2." The terms of the members first appointed under this act shall be so determined that to the greatest practicable extent, the expiration of the terms shall be distributed, in the case of regular members, evenly over the first four years after their appointment, and in the case of alternate members, evenly over the first two years after their appointment; provided that the initial term of no regular member shall exceed four years and that the initial term of no alternate member shall exceed two years. Thereafter, the term of a regular member shall be four years, and the term of an alternate member shall be two years. A vacancy occurring otherwise than by expiration of term shall be filled for the unexpired term only. Notwithstanding any other provision herein, the term of any member common to the historic preservation commission and the planning board shall be for the term of membership on the planning board; and the term of any member common to the historic preservation commission and the board of adjustment shall be for the term of membership on the board of adjustment.
The historic preservation commission shall elect a chairman and vice-chairman from its members and select a secretary, who may or may not be a member of the historic preservation commission or a municipal employee.
Alternate members may participate in discussions of the proceedings but may not vote except in the absence or disqualification of a regular member. A vote shall not be delayed in order that a regular member may vote instead of an alternate member. In the event that a choice must be made as to which alternate member is to vote, Alternate No. 1 shall vote.
d. No member of any historic preservation commission shall be permitted to act on any matter in which he has, either directly or indirectly, any personal or financial interest. e. A member of a historic preservation body may, after public hearing if he requests it, be removed by the governing body for cause.
L. 1985, c. 516, s. 21.
Municipal Land Use Law
https://www.nj.gov/dep/hpo/3preserve/mlul_02_2017.pdf
http://www.ubnj.net/ubnj/Departments/Planning%20Board/NJ%20Municipal%20Land%20Use%20Law.pdf
New Jersey Zoning Law -- Municipal Land Use Boards -- Functions
Historic Preservation & The New Jersey Municipal Land Use Law
Get your own copy of The New Municipal Land Use Law here
Historic Preservation Grant Program
http://www.njht.org/dca/njht/programs/ct/
Title 7 New Jersey Administrative Code: CHAPTER 36 GREEN ACRES PROGRAM
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. http://www.nj.gov/dep/greenacres/pdf/regs.pdf
Sustainable Funding Strategy for New Jersey State Parks http://www.nj.gov/dep/sustainableparks/docs/funding-strategy-es.pdf
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection: Green Acres Recreation & Open Space Inventory. Input your county and municipality to find a list of spaces that your city or town have designated as Open Space or Green Acres. http://www.nj.gov/dep/greenacres/openspace.html
Englewood's Designated Open Space ROSI
New Jersey Historic Preservation Commission Directory
http://www.nj.gov/dep/hpo/3preserve/hpcdirectory99.pdf
New Jersey Register of Historic Places Listings and Other Determinations as of 5/3/2011
with Recommendations for Listing on the Register by the Staff of the Bergen County
Historic Sites Survey, 1986, updated through April 2011
https://www.nj.gov/dep/hpo/1identify/nrsr_lists/Bergen.pdf
Bergen County Preservation Organizations
https://www.co.bergen.nj.us/images/BC_Preservation_Organizations.pdf
New Jersey Comprehensive Statewide Historic Preservation Plan
Sites identified as Historic in Bergen County with photos
Revolutionary War Sites in Bergen County
(One cannot help but wonder how an historic site or property is determined. Seems that there a quite a few left off the list. The Elks Lodge on Bennett Rd., Elmore Avenue, The Municipal Building on Palisade Ave., The Presbyterian Church on William and Palisade, The old Citizens National Bank on the Corner of Engle St. and Palisade... Just to name a few. What is up with that?)
Armory Street Historic District (ID#2942)
Armory Street between Engle and Palisades avenues
SHPO Opinion: 4/17/1997
John G. Benson House (ID#470)
60 Grand Avenue
SR: 10/3/1980 NR: 1/9/1983 (NR Reference #: 83001465)
(#33 - Thematic Nomination of Early Stone Houses of Bergen County)
John G. Benson House (ID#470)
18-22 Engle Street
SHPO Opinion: 3/4/1985
Bergen Building (ID#3644)
18-22 Engle Street
SHPO Opinion: 3/4/1985
Thomas Demarest House (ID#471)
370 Grand Avenue
SR: 10/3/1980
NR: 1/9/1983 (NR Reference #: 83001498)
(#30 - Thematic Nomination of Early Stone Houses of Bergen County; Demolished May 1995)
Demott House (ID#472)
488 Grand Avenue
DOE: 1/9/1983
SR: 10/3/1980
(DOE/Owner Objection; #29 - Thematic Nomination of Early
Stone Houses of Bergen County)
Demott-Westervelt House (ID#473)
285 Grand Avenue
SR: 10/3/1980
NR: 1/9/1983 (NR Reference #: 83001500)
(#32 - Thematic Nomination of Early Stone Houses of Bergen
County; Previously listed as: Peter Westervelt House and Barn
(NR: 3/19/75, SR: 9/6/73, NRIS 75001117); Barn
disassembled and moved.)
Grove Street Historic District (ID#4534)
Grove Street between Tenafly Road and James Street.
SHPO Opinion: 2/23/1998
Liberty School (ID#3830)
12 Tenafly Road
SHPO Opinion: 8/13/2001
Garret Lydecker House (ID#474)
228 Grand Avenue
SR: 10/3/1980
NR: 1/9/1983 (NR Reference #: 83001530)
(#31 - The (#31 - Thematic Nomination of Early Stone Houses of Bergen County
Mackay Park Gatehouse (ID#5114)
130 West Englewood Avenue
COE: 10/19/2011
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church (ID#5195)
113 Engle Street
COE: 8/10/2012
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church (ID#5195)
Van Horn-Newcomb House (ID#475)
303 Tenafly Road
SR: 10/3/1980
NR: 7/24/1984 (NR Reference #: 84002590)
(#34 - Thematic Nomination of Early Stone Houses of Bergen
County)
NJ DEP - Historic Preservation OfficeNew Jersey
Updated list of Bergen County Historic Sites
Englewood Historic District List
0215-D01; East Hill District; Located on the East Hill in Englewood's First and Second Wards. Small part of district extends into Englewood Cliffs ending at Flat Rock Brook.; Block:
1104,1105,1106,1107,1205,1501,1502,1503,1504,1601,1602,1404,1801,1808,31
0215-D02; Brookside Cemetery District; East and West sides of Engle Street north of Davidson Place,
The Englewood Field Club,
Englewood Hospital; west boundary Dean Street, irregular north boundary extending east to Hudson Ave.; Block: 711, 1003; BCDCHA Recommendation
0215-D05; Armory Street Historic District; Armory Street between Engle and Palisades avenues; Block:
2303/7-14.01; 2304/25 27-35; BCDCHA Recommendation; SHPO 4/17/1997 # 2942;
0215-D06; Downtown Englewood Business District; Bergen St., Engle St., E. Palisade Av., N. Van Brunt; Block: 611/4-9; 1202/1, 1206; 1207/1, part of 5, 10-27;1208, 1209/14, 15; 2701/15;; BCDCHA
Recommendation;
0215-D09; Grove Street Historic District; Grove Street, Tenafly Road, James Street; Block: 608/11, 13-15; 609/1-6; 610/5.; SHPO 2/23/1998 # 4534;
0215-D16; North Van Brunt Street District; 2-36 North Van Brunt Street; Block: 0611/3-7; BCDCHA
Recommendation;
(Englewood has an Historic Preservation Advisory Committee that advises the Homeowner or property owner - not the same. The Historic Preservation Commission is established by statute and advises the Planning Board.)
a. The governing body may by ordinance provide for a historic preservation commission.
b. Every historic preservation commission shall include, in designating the category of appointment, at least one member of each of the following classes:
Class A--a person who is knowledgeable in building design and construction or architectural history and who may reside outside the municipality; and
Class B--a person who is knowledgeable or with a demonstrated interest in local history and who may reside outside the municipality.
c. A historic preservation commission shall consist of five, seven or nine regular members and may have not more than two alternate members. Of the regular members a total of at least one less than a majority shall be of Classes A and B.
Those regular members who are not designated as Class A or B shall be designated as Class C. Class C members shall be citizens of the municipality who shall hold no other municipal office, position or employment except for membership on the planning board or board of adjustment.
Alternate members shall meet the qualifications of Class C members. The mayor or, if so specified by ordinance, the chairman of the planning board shall appoint all members of the commission and shall designate at the time of appointment the regular members by class and the alternate members as "Alternate No. 1" and "Alternate No. 2." The terms of the members first appointed under this act shall be so determined that to the greatest practicable extent, the expiration of the terms shall be distributed, in the case of regular members, evenly over the first four years after their appointment, and in the case of alternate members, evenly over the first two years after their appointment; provided that the initial term of no regular member shall exceed four years and that the initial term of no alternate member shall exceed two years. Thereafter, the term of a regular member shall be four years, and the term of an alternate member shall be two years. A vacancy occurring otherwise than by expiration of term shall be filled for the unexpired term only. Notwithstanding any other provision herein, the term of any member common to the historic preservation commission and the planning board shall be for the term of membership on the planning board; and the term of any member common to the historic preservation commission and the board of adjustment shall be for the term of membership on the board of adjustment.
The historic preservation commission shall elect a chairman and vice-chairman from its members and select a secretary, who may or may not be a member of the historic preservation commission or a municipal employee.
Alternate members may participate in discussions of the proceedings but may not vote except in the absence or disqualification of a regular member. A vote shall not be delayed in order that a regular member may vote instead of an alternate member. In the event that a choice must be made as to which alternate member is to vote, Alternate No. 1 shall vote.
d. No member of any historic preservation commission shall be permitted to act on any matter in which he has, either directly or indirectly, any personal or financial interest. e. A member of a historic preservation body may, after public hearing if he requests it, be removed by the governing body for cause.
L. 1985, c. 516, s. 21.
Municipal Land Use Law
https://www.nj.gov/dep/hpo/3preserve/mlul_02_2017.pdf
http://www.ubnj.net/ubnj/Departments/Planning%20Board/NJ%20Municipal%20Land%20Use%20Law.pdf
New Jersey Zoning Law -- Municipal Land Use Boards -- Functions
Historic Preservation & The New Jersey Municipal Land Use Law
Get your own copy of The New Municipal Land Use Law here
Historic Preservation Grant Program
http://www.njht.org/dca/njht/programs/ct/
OPINION: TOP 5 REFORMS FOR MUNICIPAL LAND-USE LAW — A HAND-PICKED LIST
Title 7 New Jersey Administrative Code: CHAPTER 36 GREEN ACRES PROGRAM
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. http://www.nj.gov/dep/greenacres/pdf/regs.pdf
Sustainable Funding Strategy for New Jersey State Parks http://www.nj.gov/dep/sustainableparks/docs/funding-strategy-es.pdf
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection: Green Acres Recreation & Open Space Inventory. Input your county and municipality to find a list of spaces that your city or town have designated as Open Space or Green Acres. http://www.nj.gov/dep/greenacres/openspace.html
Englewood's Designated Open Space ROSI
New Jersey Historic Preservation Commission Directory
http://www.nj.gov/dep/hpo/3preserve/hpcdirectory99.pdf
New Jersey Register of Historic Places Listings and Other Determinations as of 5/3/2011
with Recommendations for Listing on the Register by the Staff of the Bergen County
Historic Sites Survey, 1986, updated through April 2011
https://www.nj.gov/dep/hpo/1identify/nrsr_lists/Bergen.pdf
Bergen County Preservation Organizations
https://www.co.bergen.nj.us/images/BC_Preservation_Organizations.pdf
New Jersey Comprehensive Statewide Historic Preservation Plan
Sites identified as Historic in Bergen County with photos
Revolutionary War Sites in Bergen County
(One cannot help but wonder how an historic site or property is determined. Seems that there a quite a few left off the list. The Elks Lodge on Bennett Rd., Elmore Avenue, The Municipal Building on Palisade Ave., The Presbyterian Church on William and Palisade, The old Citizens National Bank on the Corner of Engle St. and Palisade... Just to name a few. What is up with that?)
Sites identified as Historic in
Englewood, New Jersey
(One cannot help but wonder how an historic site or property is determined. Seems that there a quite a few left off the list. The Elks Lodge on Bennett Rd., Elmore Avenue, The Municipal Building on Palisade Ave., The Presbyterian Church on William and Palisade, The old Citizens National Bank on the Corner of Engle St. and Palisade... Just to name a few. Why is the 4th Ward all but omitted from this list? According to the real history the William Walter Phelps Property should be listed as an Historic District. That would encompass nearly all of 4/1, 4/2 and 4/3. What is up with that? Perhaps it is time for African Americans to begin submitting areas, plots and buildings to be designated as historic.)
Armory Street Historic District (ID#2942)
Armory Street between Engle and Palisades avenues
SHPO Opinion: 4/17/1997
John G. Benson House (ID#470)
60 Grand Avenue
SR: 10/3/1980 NR: 1/9/1983 (NR Reference #: 83001465)
(#33 - Thematic Nomination of Early Stone Houses of Bergen County)
John G. Benson House (ID#470)
18-22 Engle Street
SHPO Opinion: 3/4/1985
Bergen Building (ID#3644)
18-22 Engle Street
SHPO Opinion: 3/4/1985
Thomas Demarest House (ID#471)
370 Grand Avenue
SR: 10/3/1980
NR: 1/9/1983 (NR Reference #: 83001498)
(#30 - Thematic Nomination of Early Stone Houses of Bergen County; Demolished May 1995)
Demott House (ID#472)
488 Grand Avenue
DOE: 1/9/1983
SR: 10/3/1980
(DOE/Owner Objection; #29 - Thematic Nomination of Early
Stone Houses of Bergen County)
Demott-Westervelt House (ID#473)
285 Grand Avenue
SR: 10/3/1980
NR: 1/9/1983 (NR Reference #: 83001500)
(#32 - Thematic Nomination of Early Stone Houses of Bergen
County; Previously listed as: Peter Westervelt House and Barn
(NR: 3/19/75, SR: 9/6/73, NRIS 75001117); Barn
disassembled and moved.)
Grove Street Historic District (ID#4534)
Grove Street between Tenafly Road and James Street.
SHPO Opinion: 2/23/1998
Liberty School (ID#3830)
12 Tenafly Road
SHPO Opinion: 8/13/2001
Garret Lydecker House (ID#474)
228 Grand Avenue
SR: 10/3/1980
NR: 1/9/1983 (NR Reference #: 83001530)
(#31 - The (#31 - Thematic Nomination of Early Stone Houses of Bergen County
Mackay Park Gatehouse (ID#5114)
130 West Englewood Avenue
COE: 10/19/2011
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church (ID#5195)
113 Engle Street
COE: 8/10/2012
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church (ID#5195)
Van Horn-Newcomb House (ID#475)
303 Tenafly Road
SR: 10/3/1980
NR: 7/24/1984 (NR Reference #: 84002590)
(#34 - Thematic Nomination of Early Stone Houses of Bergen
County)
NJ DEP - Historic Preservation OfficeNew Jersey
Updated list of Bergen County Historic Sites
Englewood Historic District List
0215-D01; East Hill District; Located on the East Hill in Englewood's First and Second Wards. Small part of district extends into Englewood Cliffs ending at Flat Rock Brook.; Block:
1104,1105,1106,1107,1205,1501,1502,1503,1504,1601,1602,1404,1801,1808,31
0215-D02; Brookside Cemetery District; East and West sides of Engle Street north of Davidson Place,
The Englewood Field Club,
Englewood Hospital; west boundary Dean Street, irregular north boundary extending east to Hudson Ave.; Block: 711, 1003; BCDCHA Recommendation
0215-D05; Armory Street Historic District; Armory Street between Engle and Palisades avenues; Block:
2303/7-14.01; 2304/25 27-35; BCDCHA Recommendation; SHPO 4/17/1997 # 2942;
0215-D06; Downtown Englewood Business District; Bergen St., Engle St., E. Palisade Av., N. Van Brunt; Block: 611/4-9; 1202/1, 1206; 1207/1, part of 5, 10-27;1208, 1209/14, 15; 2701/15;; BCDCHA
Recommendation;
0215-D09; Grove Street Historic District; Grove Street, Tenafly Road, James Street; Block: 608/11, 13-15; 609/1-6; 610/5.; SHPO 2/23/1998 # 4534;
0215-D16; North Van Brunt Street District; 2-36 North Van Brunt Street; Block: 0611/3-7; BCDCHA
Recommendation;
Environmental
Commission Study – Conducted by Dewberry and Goodkind, Inc. 12/2010
Appendix A: Quality of Life Study
Appendix B: Soil Data Reports
Cultural Resources
Surgo and Agricultural Soils
Wetlands and Hydric Soils
Bedrock Geology
Surface Water and Wetlands
Groundwater Recharge
Aquifier Recharge
Groundwater Contaminant Threats
Flood Plains
NJDEP Residential Density
Englewood Zoning Residential Development
State Planning Areas
Critical Wildlife Habitat
Environmental
Features and Constraints
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