New Hampshire § 9-A-2 - Section 9-A:2 Office of Planning and Development.
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§ 9-A-2. Section 9-A:2 Office of Planning and Development.
9-A:2 Office of Planning and Development. The office of planning and development, under the direction of the division of planning and community development, shall: I. Assist the commissioner in preparing, publishing and revising the comprehensive development plan. I. Assist in preparing, publishing and revising the comprehensive development plan. II. Develop and maintain a technical data base of information to support statewide policy development and planning. III. Coordinate and monitor the planning efforts of various state agencies and departments to ensure that program plans published by such agencies are consistent with the policies and priorities established in the comprehensive development plan. IV. Coordinate and monitor the planning efforts of the regional planning commissions.
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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