New Hampshire § 235:14 Application for State Aid;  Compliance With Certain Standards

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 235:14 — Application for State Aid; Compliance With Certain Standards

New Hampshire § 235:14

Title XXTRANSPORTATION

Ch. 235FEDERAL AND STATE HIGHWAY AID

SubdivisionState Aid for Class I, II, and III Highways

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Bluebook

N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 235:14 (2026).

Text

I.A city or town may apply to the commissioner of transportation for state aid on or before the first day of May in each year in the manner prescribed by the commissioner. The application shall state that such city or town has raised, appropriated, or set aside its contribution required for state aid.

II.The commissioner of transportation shall require that the highway design be in compliance with standards set forth in department of transportation manuals relating to bridge and highway construction and may adopt such manuals by reference.

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I. A city or town may apply to the commissioner of transportation for state aid on or before the first day of May in each year in the manner prescribed by the commissioner. The application shall state that such city or town has raised, appropriated, or set aside its contribution required for state aid.
II. The commissioner of transportation shall require that the highway design be in compliance with standards set forth in department of transportation manuals relating to bridge and highway construction and may adopt such manuals by reference.

Legislative History

1905, 35:3. PL 84:18. 1935, 17:3. RL 100:16. 1945, 188:1, part 12:5. 1950, 5:1, part 9:1, par. 2. RSA 240:5. 1981, 87:1. 1985, 402:6, I(b)(6). 2008, 143:2, eff. Aug. 5, 2008.