Section 206:41 – Repealed by 2003, 60:5, eff. July 1, 2003.
206:41 Repealed by 2003, 60:5, eff. July 1, 2003. –
Section 206:34-a – Use of Fish and Game Funds.
206:34-a Use of Fish and Game Funds. – All revenues accruing from sales of licenses and permits, and any other revenue received by the department, and any money reimbursed or granted to the department by the state or federal government for fish, game, and wildlife conservation or related programs shall be used solely for […]
Section 206:34-b – Game Management Account Established; Report.
206:34-b Game Management Account Established; Report. – I. The state treasurer shall establish a separate nonlapsing account within the fish and game fund, to be known as the game management account. Each month the department shall determine the number of licenses, applications, or permits sold for moose, bear, turkey, and waterfowl and, for each, […]
Section 206:35 – Disbursements.
206:35 Disbursements. – The expenses of the commission and the salaries, compensation and expenses of the executive director, conservation officers, superintendents of hatcheries, experts, and all other employees of the department authorized under the provisions hereof, including the premiums on any bonds required herein, shall be charged to and paid out of said fish […]
Section 206:35-a – Pheasant License Revenues.
206:35-a Pheasant License Revenues. – The state treasurer shall establish a separate account to which shall be credited all moneys collected by the fish and game department from issuance of pheasant licenses under RSA 214:9, X. The moneys in said account shall be used only for purchase or propagation of pheasants, and is hereby […]
Section 206:33-c – Agreements with Nonprofit Partners.
206:33-c Agreements with Nonprofit Partners. – I. The commission, in consultation with the executive director, may designate one or more nonprofit foundations as an official nonprofit partner of the department for the purpose of accepting gifts, grants, bequests, and donations to further department goals. II. An official nonprofit partner shall be a nonpolitical legal […]
Section 206:33-d – Wildlife Legacy Initiative; Account Established.
206:33-d Wildlife Legacy Initiative; Account Established. – I. The executive director may establish a wildlife legacy initiative that encourages gifts and donations to support fish, wildlife, and marine resource conservation projects, conservation education activities, and opportunities to use, access, and appreciate these public resources by promoting the benefits of the initiative and recognizing individuals […]
Section 206:33-e – Wildlife Heritage Foundation; Donation of Permits.
206:33-e Wildlife Heritage Foundation; Donation of Permits. – I. The executive director may donate up to 5 fishing licenses and hunting licenses along with any necessary permits to take up to 5 moose, up to 5 deer, up to 5 bear, and up to 5 turkeys, each calendar year to the Wildlife Heritage Foundation […]
Section 206:33-f – Environmental Review Fees.
206:33-f Environmental Review Fees. – I. The executive director may charge a fee for the review of proposed projects which may adversely impact wildlife, including threatened or endangered species of wildlife, if such review is requested by a project developer, either public or private, regardless of whether such request is received before or after […]
Section 206:33-g – Funds Paid as Mitigation for Unavoidable Impacts to Wildlife or Habitat of Wildlife.
206:33-g Funds Paid as Mitigation for Unavoidable Impacts to Wildlife or Habitat of Wildlife. – The executive director may accept funds paid as mitigation for unavoidable impacts to wildlife or habitat of wildlife within the state of New Hampshire. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, the executive director may accept and […]