Home  > For Everyone  > Environment  > Water  > Coastlines  > New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Chapter 483-B - Comprehensive Shoreland Protection Act 
Search the New Hampshire Revised Statutes

New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Chapter 483-B - Comprehensive Shoreland Protection Act

New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Title L > Chapter 483-B - Comprehensive Shoreland Protection Act


Current as of: 2009
§ 483-B:1Purpose
§ 483-B:2Minimum Standards Required
§ 483-B:3Consistency Required
§ 483-B:4Definitions
§ 483-B:5Enforcement By Commissioner; Duties; Woodland Buffer
§ 483-B:5-aPermit Required: Exemption
§ 483-B:5-bPermit Required; Exemption
§ 483-B:6Other Required Permits And Approvals
§ 483-B:7Reporting; On-Site Inspections; Local Participation
§ 483-B:8Municipal Authority
§ 483-B:9Minimum Shoreland Protection Standards
§ 483-B:10Nonconforming Lots Of Record
§ 483-B:11Nonconforming Structures
§ 483-B:12Shoreland Exemptions
§ 483-B:13Public Hearing And Notice To Abutter
§ 483-B:14Rehearings And Appeals
§ 483-B:15Gifts, Grants And Donations
§ 483-B:16Assistance To Municipalities; Office Of State Planning And Energy Programs
§ 483-B:17Rulemaking
§ 483-B:18Penalties
§ 483-B:19Applicability
§ 483-B:20Designated Rivers

________________________________________________________________________

Questions & Answers: Coastlines

Does State law supersede HOA bylaws pertaining seawalls and how far they can stick out in the canal...
What laws pertain to the use of seaoats for crafting If I purchase Uniola paniculata seed or plant and propagate the plant on my property and use the material from those plants I h...
I also would like to know the answer to that. ???...
Comments (0)add comment

Post a comment or question below.
smaller | bigger

busy
 
Email  Email Print  Print   Digg

monotone-frail