Section 53-G:4 – Vote on Establishing District.
53-G:4 Vote on Establishing District. – I. The governing bodies shall cause the question of accepting any proposed agreement to be presented for determination by vote of the respective legislative bodies. In municipalities that hold town meetings, the proposed agreement shall be voted on at the next annual town meeting or at a special […]
Section 53-G:5 – Corporate Body; Powers.
53-G:5 Corporate Body; Powers. – A communications district established under this chapter shall be a body politic and corporate and a political subdivision and public instrumentality of the state carrying out a public purpose and an essential governmental function with the following powers, which are subject to the provisions and limitations of the district […]
Section 53-G:6 – Governing Board.
53-G:6 Governing Board. – I. The powers, duties, and liabilities of a district shall be vested in and exercised by a governing board organized in accordance with the district agreement. The governing board shall authorize and govern all actions of a district, and the governing board’s actions which are consistent with the district agreement […]
Section 53-F:5 – Eligibility of Property Owners.
53-F:5 Eligibility of Property Owners. – I. A municipality may enter into an agreement under this chapter only with the legal owner of eligible property. II. Prior to entering into an agreement with an owner of eligible property, the municipality shall determine that all property taxes and any other assessments levied with property taxes […]
Section 53-F:6 – Qualifying Improvements.
53-F:6 Qualifying Improvements. – I. Improvements financed pursuant to an agreement under this chapter shall be based upon an audit performed by a person who has been certified as a building analyst by the Building Performance Institute or who has obtained other appropriate certification as determined by the department of energy or another appropriate […]
Section 53-E:4 – Regulation.
53-E:4 Regulation. – I. An aggregator operating under this chapter shall not be considered a public utility under RSA 362:2 and shall not be considered a municipal utility under RSA 38. A municipal or county aggregation may elect to participate in the ISO New England wholesale energy market as a load serving entity for […]
Section 53-E:5 – Financial Responsibility.
53-E:5 Financial Responsibility. – Retail electric customers who choose not to participate in an aggregation program adopted under RSA 53-E:7 shall not be responsible for, and no entity shall require them to pay, any costs associated with such program, through taxes or otherwise except for electric power supply or energy services consumed directly by […]
Section 53-E:6 – Electric Aggregation Plan.
53-E:6 Electric Aggregation Plan. – I. The governing body of a municipality or county may form an electric aggregation committee to develop a plan for an aggregation program for its citizens. A municipality or county may join other municipalities or counties in developing such plans. A county plan may provide an aggregation program for […]
Section 53-E:7 – Aggregation Program.
53-E:7 Aggregation Program. – I. The governing body of a municipality or county may submit to its legislative body for adoption a final plan for an aggregation program or any revision to include an opt-out aggregation program, to be approved by a majority of those present and voting. II. Every electric aggregation plan and […]
Section 53-E:8 – Other Aggregators.
53-E:8 Other Aggregators. – Nothing in this chapter shall preclude private aggregators from operating in service areas served by municipal or county aggregators. Source. 1996, 192:2, eff. Aug. 2, 1996.