This municipal document contains a community vision and area data to set strategic goals and actions

AMI is the acronym for this common housing metric

This is the name for an area that is inundated or saturated by surface water or groundwater at a frequency and duration sufficient to support, and that under normal conditions does support, a prevalence of vegetation typically adapted for life in saturated soil conditions

New Hampshire has how many road tiers

RSA Title III Chapter 36 establishes this type of agency for coordinating development. NH has 9 of these

This municipal regulation manages the following purposes:
—Lessen congestion in the streets;
—Secure safety from fires, panic and other dangers;
—Promote health and the general welfare;
—Facilitate the adequate provision of transportation, solid waste facilities, water, sewerage, schools, parks, child day care;
—Assure proper use of natural resources and other public requirements;
—Encourage the installation and use of solar, wind, or other renewable energy systems
—More

Rental workforce housing has this maximum AMI percentage calculated for a three-person household in the county

These are 2 of the 12 primary wetland functions

This RSA chapter and section define the street access conditions necessary to issue a building permit

This statewide office supports planning initiatives

This is a municipal ordinance mandating a review of a proposed division of land into separate lots for resale against pre-determined standards

Single and multi-family homes are different due to this factor

This is required to excavate, remove, fill, dredge, or construct any structures in or on any bank, flat, marsh, or swamp in and adjacent to any waters of the state

This is the formal name for the land beneath and surrounding a constructed road

This organization was founded in 1941 and seeks to promote effective municipal government by providing education, training, advocacy and legal services

• These statutes enable municipalities in New Hampshire to form planning commissions; prepare, adopt, and amend comprehensive plans; and enact zoning regulations. Individual sections address the duties of planning commissions, the requirements of the comprehensive plan, requirements of zoning regulations, and powers granted to regulate subdivisions.

This type of group manages assets that are not municipally owned

This NH department seeks to sustain a high quality of life for all citizens by protecting and restoring the environment and public health

This is a planning concept to ensure equal rights and safety to all users of the transportation network regardless of age, ability, and travel mode choice

This organization associated with NH’s largest college offers trusted knowledge, practical education, and cooperative solutions

These may include, but are not limited to:
—Phased development,
—Intensity and use incentive;
—Cluster development;
—Impact zoning;
—Performance standards;
—Flexible and discretionary zoning;
—Environmental characteristics zoning;
—Inclusionary zoning;

Through this program, a qualified household pays a portion of their adjusted income toward rent and utilities, and New Hampshire Housing pays the remainder directly to the landlord. Applicants to this program must have incomes below 30% of area median income

Municipalities can establish this entity to oversee the proper utilization and protection of the natural resources and for the protection of watershed resources of said city or town as outlined in Title III Chapter 36

This 242-page publication is a wealth of information on NH’s local highway, street, and trail law. The publication shares a name with a song by Jimmy Cliff

This is the clearinghouse for NH’s geospatial data