Jersey City Historic Preservation Commission Denies

Overview: The Jersey City Historic Preservation Commission held a discussion on various agenda items, including the denial of a demolition application for a historically significant building on Palisade Avenue. The meeting also covered applications for certificates of appropriateness for several renovation projects within the city’s historic districts.

Jersey City Commission Discusses Landmark Designation Amidst Restoration Projects

Overview: The Jersey City Historic Preservation Commission convened to discuss various restoration and development projects, with a particular focus on amendments to local landmark designation standards and a renovation proposal for 2683 Street in the Harsimus Cove historic district.

Jersey City Historic Preservation Commission Approves New Residential Building in Van Vorst Park District

Overview: The Jersey City Historic Preservation Commission meeting on July 17, 2024, saw developments, including the approval of a certificate of appropriateness for a new four-story residential building on Bright Street in the Van Vorst Park historic district.

Jersey City Commission Protects Historic Properties

Overview: In a meeting that underscored Jersey City’s commitment to preserving its architectural history, the Historic Preservation Commission deliberated on a range of issues from building renovations to the demolition of historically significant structures. Topics included the review of several demolition applications, with the commission denying the demolition of properties that retained historic, cultural, and architectural integrity. Additionally, the meeting covered proposed changes to local ordinances affecting historic preservation and the approval of a Certificate of Appropriateness for the restoration and alteration of a fire-damaged Italianate townhouse.

Jersey City Historic Commission Reviews Building Proposals

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Jersey City Historic Preservation Commission reviewed several significant building proposals, including a contentious subdivision plan for the Belfus building, a historic preservation issue tied to the Luis Munos Marin Boulevard Redevelopment plan, and a demolition review for a property within a preservation zone of the Journal Square 2060 plan.