Reference Library

Roads

• "When Does A Road Constitute A Lot Line?", From A Hard Road to Travel, NHMA’s Handbook of New Hampshire Law of Local Highways, Streets and Trails, 1997 Edition, H. Bernard Waugh, Jr., NHMA Chief Legal Counsel
• Highways to Summer Cottages, from A Hard Road to Travel - New Hampshire Law of Local Highways, Streets and Trails, Local Government Center, 2004
• "Roads - Guidance on Design, Construction and Approval for Local Planning Boards" , OEP Technical Bulletin #12, 1998 (updated Fall 2006)
• Listokin & Walker. "Design and Improvement Standards," The Subdivision and Site Plan Handbook. New Brunswick: Center for Urban Policy Research.
• "Designing Safe Streets and Neighborhoods", Local Government Commission Center for Livable Communities, Sacramento, CA
• "Suggested Minimum Design Standards for Rural Subdivision Streets", NH DOT, December 4, 2003
• "Recommended Technical Standards for Existing Roads", UNH Technology Transfer Center, April 6, 2005
• The NH DOT Business Information Center, Information for Municipalities (Best Management Practices for Routine Roadway Maintenance Activities, Policy for the Permitting of Driveways and Other Accesses to the State Highway System, Suggested Minimum Design Standards for Rural Subdivision Streets, Winter Maintenance Snow & Ice Policy, and much more)
• University of New Hampshire Technology Transfer Center
• Surry Roads Standards Ordinance - March 2, 1976
• "Paper Streets The Gap Between Dedication and Acceptance", by Paul G. Sanderson, Esq., April 2007, New Hampshire Town and City
• "Municipal Road Files: Why Are They Important? What Should They Contain?", by Paul Sanderson, Esq., July/August 2006, New Hampshire Town and City

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