New Hampshire Statutes
§ 147:16 — Withdrawal of Permits
New Hampshire·Title X PUBLIC HEALTH·Ch. 147 NUISANCES; TOILETS; DRAINS; EXPECTORATION; RUBBISH AND WASTE
The health officers may withdraw the permission by notice in writing whenever in their opinion such use or occupancy of a building or place becomes a nuisance. In such case they shall order the abatement of the nuisance and the discontinuance of the use or occupancy within a time limited. If the owner or occupant neglects to comply with the order such owner or occupant shall be guilty of a violation for each day the owner or occupant so neglects or refuses after the expiration of the time limited, for the use of the town.
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Legislative History
1887, 62:1. PS 108:16. PL 140:15. RL 165:15. RSA 147:16. 1973, 531:31. 1998, 318:10, eff. Aug. 25, 1998.
Nearby Sections
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§ 147:1
Local Regulations§ 147:10
Nuisances; When; Regulations§ 147:11
Discontinuance; Penalty§ 147:12
Sewer Fees§ 147:13
Offensive Matter§ 147:14
Drainage§ 147:14-a
Investigation and Inspection§ 147:15
Slaughterhouses, Etc.; Permits§ 147:16
Withdrawal of Permits§ 147:16-a
Procedure for Ordering Building Vacated§ 147:16-b
Outdoor Wood-Fired Hydronic Heaters§ 147:17
Cleansing Premises; Penalty§ 147:17-a
Private Sewage Systems§ 147:17-b
Installments for Repair Cost§ 147:18
Expectoration