If you would like to order OEP publications or videos, you may submit your order using the online order form. We are not able to accept payment on-line so an invoice will be sent along with your materials and you may then remit payment. We have a very limited supply of vidoes.

Videos

• Back to Basics for Planning Boards - an introduction to the basic duties of the planning board covering the master plan, capital improvements program and growth management along with land use regulations including the zoning ordinance; building code; subdivision, site plan review, earth excavation and driveway regulations; and scenic roads. (Limited quantities)
• Sign Management - designed to assist local boards in understanding the complexities of community sign management. Four important aspects of signs are adpressed: how well designed signs can enhance the visual environment; the major components of a sign ordinance; the significant legal issues affecting New Hampshire sign regulations; and the basic steps to follow in drafting or amending a sign ordinance. (Currently unavailable)
• Zoning and the ZBA - a basic introduction into the three prime duties of a zoning board of adjustment: variances, special exceptions and appeals of administrative decisions. (Currently unavailable)
• Municipal Applications of GIS in NH - covers the area of geographic information systems (GIS) in a municipal environment, training and support options and additional GIS technical and data resources. (Currently unavailable)
• Community Growth Management - explains the implementation process for growth management regulations and the relationships among the master plan, capital improvements program, land use regulations and ordinances and land and easement acquisitions. (Limited quantities)
• RSA 155-E: Earth Excavations - provides a basic understanding of RSA 155-E, the law governing earth excavations and covers the operational and reclamation standards and common questions and answers. (Limited quantities)
• Erosion and Sediment Control - The New Hampshire Coastal Program (NHCP) is pleased to announce the creation of a new training video on erosion and sediment control. This video, entitled "Where the Weather Meets the Road: A Sedimental Journey," was produced with conservation commissions and planning boards in mind. The video describes the process of erosion, the regulatory environment in New Hampshire and the proper installation and maintenance of selected Best Management Practices that are used to control erosion and sedimentation. Also included with the video is a short hand-out to accompany the video. This hand-out is mostly a "cheat sheet" which summarizes the main points of the video. (Limited quantities)