Makes various changes to membership and financial practices of New Jersey Historic Trust.

This bill updates the New Jersey Historic Trust's board structure and financial rules. It requires citizen trustees to have at least five years of experience in historic preservation, fundraising, or related fields (like architecture or cultural nonprofit management), adds the Commissioner of Community Affairs as an ex-officio board member, and adjusts trustee term limits. The Trust can now collect fees for digital publications promoting historic preservation (previously limited to printed materials) and keep any excess fees from events or publications for future use - instead of depositing them into the state General Fund. Additionally, it removes a $100 cap on loan application fees and allows the Trust to require applicants to cover third-party evaluation costs and closing fees.