New Hampshire § 216-A:13 Acquisition of Rights to Use of Land

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 216-A:13 — Acquisition of Rights to Use of Land

New Hampshire § 216-A:13

Title XIXPUBLIC RECREATION

Ch. 216-AEXPANSION OF STATE PARK SYSTEM

SubdivisionConservation Corps

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 216-A:13 (2026).

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Where the proposed trail route passes through land owned by the federal government, or by a unit of county or municipal government, the state shall secure permission to construct a trail through such property. Where the land is owned by a private landowner, the state may acquire by purchase or gift or negotiate an easement from the landowner for the purpose of protecting or developing the New Hampshire Heritage Trail.

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Where the proposed trail route passes through land owned by the federal government, or by a unit of county or municipal government, the state shall secure permission to construct a trail through such property. Where the land is owned by a private landowner, the state may acquire by purchase or gift or negotiate an easement from the landowner for the purpose of protecting or developing the New Hampshire Heritage Trail.