Politics & Government
$83K In County Grants Eyed For 3 Parsippany Preservation Projects
Grants for 32 projects in 19 towns may see approval.

Parsippany, N.J. – Three Parsippany preservation projects could receive more than $83,000 in funding if the County Board of Chosen Freeholders approves recommendations in July.
The governing body will look at $2.7 million in recommended grants from the county historic preservation trust fund for 32 construction and non-construction projects in 19 Morris County towns.
In Parsippany, the projects total $83,824 and include:
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- Smith-Baldwin House, Archaeological Investigation: $22,400
- Smith-Baldwin House, Construction Documents: $33,360
- Troy Hills Annex, Preservation Plan: $28,064
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