New Hampshire § 230-56 - Section 230:56 Determination by Selectmen.
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§ 230-56. Section 230:56 Determination by Selectmen.
The selectmen of such town within 60 days after receiving such notice regarding property acquired by the state in 1945 or earlier, shall determine, after notice to the owners of land or abutting owners given in the same manner as provided for in the laying out of highways by selectmen, and hearing, whether there is occasion for the use of such portion for town highway purposes and shall notify the commissioner of transportation, in writing, of their determination.
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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