New Hampshire § 674:44-f Powers

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 674:44-f — Powers

New Hampshire § 674:44-f

Title LXIVPLANNING AND ZONING

Ch. 674LOCAL LAND USE PLANNING AND REGULATORY POWERS

SubdivisionAgricultural Commission

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 674:44-f (2026).

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Agricultural commissions shall have advisory and review authority and other duties as follows:

I.Survey and inventory all agricultural resources.

II.Conduct activities to recognize, promote, enhance, and encourage agriculture, agricultural resources, and agricultural-based economic opportunities.

III.Assist the planning board, as requested, in the development and review of those sections of the master plan which address agricultural resources.

IV.Advise, upon request, local agencies and other local boards in their review of requests on matters affecting or potentially affecting agricultural resources.

V.Coordinate activities with appropriate service organizations and nonprofit groups.

VI.Publicize and report its activities.

VII.Hire consultants and contractors as needed.

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Agricultural commissions shall have advisory and review authority and other duties as follows:
I. Survey and inventory all agricultural resources.
II. Conduct activities to recognize, promote, enhance, and encourage agriculture, agricultural resources, and agricultural-based economic opportunities.
III. Assist the planning board, as requested, in the development and review of those sections of the master plan which address agricultural resources.
IV. Advise, upon request, local agencies and other local boards in their review of requests on matters affecting or potentially affecting agricultural resources.
V. Coordinate activities with appropriate service organizations and nonprofit groups.
VI. Publicize and report its activities.
VII. Hire consultants and contractors as needed.
VIII. Receive gifts of money to assist in carrying out its purpose.
IX. Hold meetings and hearings necessary to carry out its duties.