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Statutes > New-hampshire > TITLEXII > CHAPTER155-A > 155-A-3

For a municipality which has adopted an enforcement mechanism or additional regulations to the state building code pursuant to RSA 674:51:
   I. The municipality may adopt local amendments to the state building code which do not prohibit minimum implementation and enforcement of the state building code.
   II. The procedure for amendment shall be in accordance with applicable statutes and local regulations.
   III. At a minimum, the municipality shall ensure that implementation and enforcement includes:
      (a) Review and acceptance of appropriate plans.
      (b) Issuance of building permits.
      (c) Inspection of the work authorized by the building permits.
      (d) Issuance of appropriate use and occupancy certificates.
   IV. (a) The provisions of this chapter and any local amendments under this section shall not be construed to restrict or encumber the local governing body's authority relative to the appointment, removal, or duties of municipal employees and the organization of municipal departments.
      (b) Any provision of the state building code that conflicts with existing or amended local ordinances, regulations, policies, practices, or procedures regarding the appointment, removal, or duties of municipal employees and the organization of municipal departments, shall not apply.

Source. 2002, 8:3, eff. Sept. 14, 2002.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-hampshire > TITLEXII > CHAPTER155-A > 155-A-3

For a municipality which has adopted an enforcement mechanism or additional regulations to the state building code pursuant to RSA 674:51:
   I. The municipality may adopt local amendments to the state building code which do not prohibit minimum implementation and enforcement of the state building code.
   II. The procedure for amendment shall be in accordance with applicable statutes and local regulations.
   III. At a minimum, the municipality shall ensure that implementation and enforcement includes:
      (a) Review and acceptance of appropriate plans.
      (b) Issuance of building permits.
      (c) Inspection of the work authorized by the building permits.
      (d) Issuance of appropriate use and occupancy certificates.
   IV. (a) The provisions of this chapter and any local amendments under this section shall not be construed to restrict or encumber the local governing body's authority relative to the appointment, removal, or duties of municipal employees and the organization of municipal departments.
      (b) Any provision of the state building code that conflicts with existing or amended local ordinances, regulations, policies, practices, or procedures regarding the appointment, removal, or duties of municipal employees and the organization of municipal departments, shall not apply.

Source. 2002, 8:3, eff. Sept. 14, 2002.


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-hampshire > TITLEXII > CHAPTER155-A > 155-A-3

For a municipality which has adopted an enforcement mechanism or additional regulations to the state building code pursuant to RSA 674:51:
   I. The municipality may adopt local amendments to the state building code which do not prohibit minimum implementation and enforcement of the state building code.
   II. The procedure for amendment shall be in accordance with applicable statutes and local regulations.
   III. At a minimum, the municipality shall ensure that implementation and enforcement includes:
      (a) Review and acceptance of appropriate plans.
      (b) Issuance of building permits.
      (c) Inspection of the work authorized by the building permits.
      (d) Issuance of appropriate use and occupancy certificates.
   IV. (a) The provisions of this chapter and any local amendments under this section shall not be construed to restrict or encumber the local governing body's authority relative to the appointment, removal, or duties of municipal employees and the organization of municipal departments.
      (b) Any provision of the state building code that conflicts with existing or amended local ordinances, regulations, policies, practices, or procedures regarding the appointment, removal, or duties of municipal employees and the organization of municipal departments, shall not apply.

Source. 2002, 8:3, eff. Sept. 14, 2002.