Donald Trump says he wants to be permanently linked to the golf course he owns in New Jersey by building a mausoleum where he and his family can be buried.
Planning board and state officials said they could not cite regulations for building a mausoleum that was not part of a religious or non-denominational cemetery.
"In all my years on the planning board, I don't think I've ever seen an application for a mausoleum," Bedminster Planning Board member Paul Henderson, who's been on the panel for more than 15 years, told the Star-Ledger.
Trump, admitting the approval process would be long, said he was willing to start off simple, by calling the mausoleum building a wedding chapel. If approved by the planning board, Trump told the newspaper he would decide whether to move ahead with the mausoleum plan.
"We're planning a mausoleum/chapel," Trump said.
