673:1 Establishment of Local Land Use Boards
673:2 Planning Board
673:3 Zoning Board of Adjustment and Building Code Board of Appeals
673:3-a Training
673:4 Historic District Commission
673:4-a Heritage Commissions
673:4-b Agricultural Commissions
673:4-c Housing Commissions
673:5 Terms of Local Land Use Board Members
673:6 Appointment, Number and Terms of Alternate Members
673:7 Planning Board Members Serving on Other Local Boards
673:8 Organization
673:9 Term of Chairperson and Officers
673:10 Scheduling of Meetings
673:11 Designation of Alternate Members
673:12 Filling Vacancies in Membership
673:13 Removal of Members
673:14 Disqualification of Member
673:15 Power to Compel Witness Attendance and Administer Oaths
673:16 Staff; Finances
673:17 Open Meetings; Records
673:18 Abolishing Planning Board, Heritage Commission, Historic District Commission, Agricultural Commission, or Housing Commission
673:19 Effect of Abolishing Planning Boards
673:20 Effect of Abolishing Heritage Commissions, Historic District Commissions, Agricultural Commissions, and Housing Commissions
673:21 Transfer of Documents Upon Abolition of Planning Board, Heritage Commission, Historic District Commission, Agricultural Commission, and Housing Commission
673:22 Transfer of Documents Upon Abolition of Zoning Ordinance or Building Code

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Terms Used In New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Chapter 673 - Local Land Use Boards

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