In 1995, the Historic New Bridge Landing Park Commission was established by the New Jersey Legislature to coordinate and
implement governmental and private development policies and other activities incidental to the preservation maintenance,
restoration and interpretation of the historic riverfront village surrounding New Bridge, thereby optimizing its educational and
recreational benefit to the public. Soon thereafter, a General Management Plan was prepared, setting forth the interpretive themes,
management objectives and future planning needs.

The historic village spans the Hackensack River at the intersection of four municipalities (River Edge, New Milford, Teaneck and
Hackensack) and encompasses municipal, county and state owned resources. Representatives from each government entity as
well as from the
Bergen County Historical Society and the Blauvelt-Demarest Foundation serve on the Commission. The
Commission has successfully combined money, expertise, from a multitude of public and private sources to leverage restoration,
land acquisition, and site enhancement and has in a very short time shown itself to be a model for success
.

Initiative Partners: River Edge Borough; New Milford Borough; Teaneck Township; Bergen County;  Bergen County Historical Society;
and Blauvelt-Demarest Foundation.


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Organizational and Supportive Documents
Senate Congressional Record (July 17, 2000. See 2nd column.)
Enabling legislation
HNBLPC Bylaws
February 21, 2008 Bergen County Freeholder Resolution

Planning Documents
HNBPLC Master Plan (October 7, 2010)
About the Park Commission
Historic New Bridge Landing Park Commission,    River Edge, NJ