HB128 prohibiting
the right to pass and repass from being assigned to
successive land owners unless the deed or conveyance
specifically provides for reassignment of the right.
ITL
HB130 relative
to the maintenance of boundaries and fences. Passed
in House, laid on table in Senate
HB141 relative
to regulation of junk yards. Passed in House, rereferred
in Senate
HB148 establishing
a committee to study the feasibility and value of
encouraging the construction and operation on state
park lands of publicly or privately-owned hotels,
conference centers, and other resort facilities. ITL
HB176 relative
to the port in the city of Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
ITL
HB178 permitting
certain village districts to become eligible for state
highway aid apportionment. ITL
HB222 relative
to lighting and light pollution. ITL
HB242 extending
the reporting deadlines for certain study committees
and commissions. Signed by the Governor 0023
HB251 establishing
that local zoning ordinances regulating location are
applicable to community living facilities. Recommitted
to committee
HB258 establishing
a task force to conduct an ongoing study of the
feasibility of re-establishing the Lawrence, Massachusetts
to Manchester, New Hampshire rail service line and
the Concord to Lebanon northern passenger rail service
line. Signed by the Governor 0271
HB285 relative
to the adoption of a state building code. Retained
in House committee
HB348 prohibiting
the land application of sludge in certain excavation
areas. ITL
HB353 relative
to diversified agricultural development, and making
an appropriation therefor. Retained in House committee
HB359 requiring
data collected by state agencies to be analyzed relative
to age and gender. ITL
HB401 relative
to the receipt of information from regional planning
commissions by local land use boards. ITL
HB410 relative
to the designation of a portion of the Merrimack river.
ITL
HB414 relative
to the adoption of instream flow rules. Retained in
House committee
HB439 appropriating
available funds to provide funding for an engineering
feasibility study to assess the viability of constructing
new or expanded regional septage disposal facilities
in the Rockingham and Strafford county area. Retained
in House committee
HB440 relative
to the establishment of instream flows. ITL
HB443 relative
to a 20-year state comprehensive energy plan.
Signed by the Governor 0121
HB464 Encouraging
all state departments to improve efficiencies with
the goal of a 25 percent budget reduction, adjusted
for inflation, by 2005. ITL
HB472 requiring
that land transferred to the White Mountain National
Forest and the Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife
Refuge include a covenant granting access to the citizens
of New Hampshire. Retained in House committee
HB476 relative
to the definition of a campsite. Retained in House
committee
HB482 relative
to airport zoning. Signed by the Governor 0040
HB491 establishing
a procedure for zoning boards of adjustment to give
notice of violation of zoning ordinances. ITL
HB506 prohibiting
the granting of certain variances from zoning ordinances.
Retained in House committee
HB510 establishing
a commission to assess increasing government efficiency
through the expansion of interstate computer networks.
ITL
HB512 relative
to off-site improvements imposed on applicants to
a planning board. Passed in House, rereferred in Senate
HB517 relative
to supply of water by village districts. In Senate
HB522 establishing
discretionary preservation easements for preserving
historic agricultural structures. In Senate
HB527 relative
to limitations on membership of local land use boards.
ITL
HB537 relative
to the land and community heritage investment program
and the state's travel and tourism promotion and development
effort and making appropriations therefor. ITL
HB543 establishing
the division of ports and harbors within the Pease
development authority and transferring all functions,
powers, and duties of the New Hampshire state port
authority. Signed by the Governor 0290
HB550 relative
to remedies under the right-to-know law. In Senate
HB556 making
certain appropriations to the department of cultural
resources and the department of safety. Retained in
House committee
HB585 relative
to the membership and duties of the council on resources
and development. Signed by the Governor 0249
HB596 relative
to the acquisition of land by a town. Signed
by the Governor 0187
HB598 dding
the New Hampshire housing finance authority to the
council on resources and development. ITL
HB617 relative
to zoning for hobby vehicles. Retained in House committee
HB625 establishing
a moratorium on the land application of class B biosolids.
ITL
HB636 enabling
municipalities to enact "organic zones"
that exclude commercial farmers that are not organic
certified. ITL
HB650 relative
to master plans. Retained in House committee
HB653 relative
to certain signs within highway rights-of-way. Signed
by the Governor 0200
HB662 relative
to the voluntary merger of contiguous lots. ITL
HB676 establishing
a committee to study the creation of a regional
program for collection and marketing certain components
of the municipal solid waste stream. Signed
by the Governor 0255
HB696 requiring
certain waterfront property to have an approved septic
system. ITL
HB701 relative
to municipal regulation of renewable energy systems.
Retained in House committee
HB712 relative
to the coordination of state, regional, and local
planning efforts. In Senate
HB715 relative
to the New Hampshire port authority. ITL
HB718 establishing
minimum renewable standards for energy portfolios.
Retained in House committee
HB727 making
certain changes concerning the authority and operation
of the port authority. Signed by the Governor 0048
HB732 relative
to the regulation of land use by the Pease development
authority. ITL
HB735 permitting
towns and cities to deny a planning board application
by a vote of the legislative body. ITL
HB752 relative
to certain revisions of the right-to-know law. ITL |
