231:120 Levying Assessments for Public Parking Facilities. – I. The assessors of any municipality which has constructed public parking facilities, upon direction from the legislative body and in accordance with the plan adopted, shall assess in the manner provided in paragraph II of this section upon the owners or lessees of leasehold interests, whose […]
231:121 Basis of Assessment. – Assessments shall be levied according to a formula which shall be set forth in the plan and which shall be reasonable and proportional to the benefits conferred upon the land or leasehold interest upon which such assessment is laid. Such formula may, but need not necessarily, be based on […]
231:122 Assessment for Operating Expenses. – In order to defray the costs of the operation and maintenance of such public facilities, the assessors may assess upon the owners and lessees whose land is benefited by such public parking facilities their just share of the annual operating expenses of the same. The assessors may establish […]
231:123 Special Account. – The funds received from the collection of assessments provided in RSA 231:122 shall be deposited by the treasurer of the municipality in a special account which in any fiscal year shall be used only to pay the operating expenses of the public parking facilities. Any surplus in such account at […]
231:124 Lien for Assessment or Rentals. – All assessments under the provisions of RSA 231:120 and 122 shall create a lien upon the lands on account of which they are made, which shall continue until one year from October 1 following the assessment, and, in case an appeal has been taken and the assessment […]
231:125 Collection of Assessments. – Assessments provided in RSA 231:120 and 122 shall be committed to the collector of taxes, with a warrant under the hands and seal of the assessors requiring him to collect them; and he shall have the same rights and remedies and be subject to the same liabilities in relation […]
231:126 Abatement of Assessments. – For good cause shown, the assessors may abate any such assessment made by them or by their predecessors. Source. RSA 252-A:13. 1969, 493:1. 1981, 87:1, eff. April 20, 1981.
231:127 Petition to Court. – If the assessors neglect or refuse to abate any such assessments, any person aggrieved may apply by petition to the superior court for relief at any time within 90 days after notice of the assessment, and not afterwards; and the court shall make such order thereon as justice may […]
231:128 Correction of Assessments. – If any error is made in any such assessment it may be corrected by the assessors by making an abatement and a new assessment, or either, as the case may require; and the same lien, rights, liabilities and remedies shall attach to the new assessment as to the original. […]
231:129 Optional Referendum; Two-Thirds Vote of Legislative Body. – I. Referendum. If the legislative body of a municipality affected by this subdivision desires to place the question of approving a plan formulated pursuant to this subdivision on a referendum, they may do so at any regular municipal election or at a special election called […]
231:13 Joint Action. – The selectmen of 2 adjoining towns, acting jointly and by a vote of the major part of each board, may lay out any new highway, or alter any existing highway within such towns, for the accommodation of the public in the same manner as selectmen are authorized to do in […]
231:130 Power to Install. – The city council of any city shall have the power to authorize the installation of parking meters on any street or public parking area and the power to establish reasonable charges for parking to be paid through such meters and the powers to make any incidental use of such […]
231:130-a Notification of Unpaid Fines. – I. The legislative body of any municipality may adopt the provisions of this section. Each municipality which does so shall: (a) Maintain a record in the office of the town or city clerk which shall contain a listing of all residents of such municipality who have outstanding parking […]
231:131 Revenue. – The revenue derived from the use of such meters shall be expended to finance the purchase, maintenance and policing of such meters or to maintain and improve streets and highways, or to acquire, construct, improve, maintain and manage public parking areas and public transportation systems, or for any combination of the […]
231:132 Exeter Police Commission. – The police commission of the town of Exeter shall have the same powers as are granted to city councils of cities under the provisions of RSA 231:130. The provisions of RSA 231:130 requiring authorization of the installation of parking meters and of the fixing of reasonable charges by vote […]
231:132-a Parking Enforcement Provisions. – Notwithstanding any other provision of law, a municipality which installs parking meters pursuant to RSA 231:130, or which establishes other parking restrictions pursuant to RSA 41:11 or 47:17, or which seeks to enforce the stopping, standing and parking restrictions set forth in RSA 265:68-74, may utilize the following provisions […]
231:133 Names; Changes; Signs. – I. In all towns, cities, and those village districts which maintain public highways, every highway and street under the control of the town, city, or village district shall have a name which shall be given it by the governing body. Said name shall be legibly marked on a suitable […]
231:133-a Address Numbers on Streets and Highways. – The governing body may adopt a system for assigning or altering address numbers of buildings and other property along any public or private way in the municipality. Prior to the actual assignation or alteration of numbers along any way or portion of any way the governing […]
231:134 Corners and Angles. – The corners and angles of all streets shall be marked by a durable marker of stone, metal or other material, of such size and construction that it can be readily found. Source. 1911, 79:2. PL 93:6. RL 109:6. 1945, 188:1, part 21:2. RSA 251:2. 1981, 87:1, eff. April 20, […]
231:135 Lost Bounds; Exceptions. – All streets affected by this subdivision, the bounds of which have been lost, shall be resurveyed so that the provisions of this subdivision may be carried out. Principal streets which have curbings and corners of stone or other similar material, or permanent, durable sidewalks on both sides thereof, shall […]
