Commission approves four historic preservation projects, objects to emergency work
Landmarks Commission approved four preservation projects but formally disavowed emergency roof work. Chairperson Carol Rogers moved approval of the Mill Hill project at 257 Clay Street for roof replacement with antique slate colored GAF Slateline fiberglass shingles.
Landmarks Commission for Historic Preservation · Meeting of April 8, 2026
NJ TRENTON — Landmarks Commission approved four preservation projects but formally disavowed emergency roof work. Chairperson Carol Rogers moved approval of the Mill Hill project at 257 Clay Street for roof replacement with antique slate colored GAF Slateline fiberglass shingles. John Hatch moved approval of the State House District project for window and door replacement with five conditions, and Max Hayden moved approval of the South Warren District project for pergola restoration contingent on the structure being temporary.
Hatch also secured approval for the Ewing/Carroll project for masonry step reconstruction. At Hanover/Academy, Hatch moved that the commission formally acknowledge that emergency roof work would not have been approved by the commission.
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Source: the Landmarks Commission for Historic Preservation meeting of April 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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