New Hampshire § 216-J-3 - Section 216-J:3 Powers and Duties of the Commission.
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§ 216-J-3. Section 216-J:3 Powers and Duties of the Commission.
Subject to available funds, the Hampton Beach area commission shall: I. Consult and advise the state and the town on implementation strategies for the Hampton Beach master plan including capital improvements. II. Assist in the promotion, periodic review, and recommendation of updates of the Hampton Beach master plan. III. Assist the state and town in acquiring lands and rights in lands, to ensure a consistent management of the plan. IV. Assist the town to develop building and zoning code language and design review guidelines and procedures for the plan area. V. Provide advice and counsel to the state and the town on proposed land use developments and capital projects for consistency with the plan. VI. Consult with the Hampton Beach area businesses and residents to promote the plan. VII. Meet at least quarterly, with a quorum of at least 5 members, to conduct any business relevant to the purposes of this chapter. VIII. Meet at least annually with the selectmen and precinct commissioners and provide a written report annually, on or before November 1, to the selectmen and precinct commissioners, the governor and executive council, president of the senate, and speaker of the house of representatives on its activities and its recommendations for implementation of the plan.
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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