New Hampshire § 673:21 Transfer of Documents Upon Abolition of Planning Board, Heritage Commission, Historic District Commission, Agricultural Commission, and Housing Commission

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 673:21 — Transfer of Documents Upon Abolition of Planning Board, Heritage Commission, Historic District Commission, Agricultural Commission, and Housing Commission

New Hampshire § 673:21

Title LXIVPLANNING AND ZONING

Ch. 673LOCAL LAND USE BOARDS

SubdivisionAbolition of Boards, Zoning Ordinances, or Building Codes

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 673:21 (2026).

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I.Whenever a heritage commission, historic district commission, agricultural commission, or housing commission is abolished, the records shall be transferred to the planning board. In a municipality where a planning board does not exist, the records shall be transferred to the city, town, or village district clerk, or to the clerk for the county commissioners, whichever is appropriate.

II.Whenever a planning board is abolished, the records shall be transferred to the city or town clerk, to the clerk of the board of district commissioners, or to the clerk for the county commissioners, whichever is appropriate.

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I. Whenever a heritage commission, historic district commission, agricultural commission, or housing commission is abolished, the records shall be transferred to the planning board. In a municipality where a planning board does not exist, the records shall be transferred to the city, town, or village district clerk, or to the clerk for the county commissioners, whichever is appropriate.
II. Whenever a planning board is abolished, the records shall be transferred to the city or town clerk, to the clerk of the board of district commissioners, or to the clerk for the county commissioners, whichever is appropriate.