Historic Sites Committee advances preservation projects and updates inventory
Warren Historic Sites Committee moves forward with preservation projects and resource inventory updates. Karl Horster's resignation was noted following Lesley Ellerbusch's reappointment and addition of new member Nick Cuozzo, pending formal council approval. The committee is overseeing preservation
Historic Sites Committee · Meeting of February 5, 2026
NJ WARREN — Warren Historic Sites Committee moves forward with preservation projects and resource inventory updates. Karl Horster's resignation was noted following Lesley Ellerbusch's reappointment and addition of new member Nick Cuozzo, pending formal council approval. The committee is overseeing preservation surveys and repairs for the Kirch Ford Terrill House and Mt Bethel Baptist Meeting House with completion scheduled for September and launched a cemetery recordation project for Coddington and Tucker cemeteries.
For the Hofheimer property, the committee approved renderings at $3,500 to $4,500 each to support planning ahead of a November referendum, with proposed inventory changes removing 239 King George Road and 17 Ponds Edge Lane while adding the Plocek House.
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Source: the Historic Sites Committee meeting of February 5, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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