Section 233-A:14 – Rulemaking.
233-A:14 Rulemaking. – The executive director shall adopt rules, pursuant to RSA 541-A, relative to implementation of the statewide public boat access program. Source. 1992, 265:2, eff. Jan. 1, 1993.
Section 233-A:15 – Donations by Operators of Non-Motorized Boats.
233-A:15 Donations by Operators of Non-Motorized Boats. – The executive director shall adopt rules pursuant to RSA 541-A to permit operators of non-motorized boats and others that use public boat access areas to make donations to support the development and maintenance of such areas. The program may include various methods of advertising the program, […]
Section 233-A:13 – Statewide Public Boat Access Fund Established.
233-A:13 Statewide Public Boat Access Fund Established. – There is hereby established a nonlapsing statewide public boat access fund. The $5 boat registration surcharge collected pursuant to RSA 270-E:5, II(d) and any other public access funds donated to the state shall be placed in this fund. Funds received under this section are continually appropriated […]
Section 233-A:4 – Fish and Game Department.
233-A:4 Fish and Game Department. – The fish and game department shall carry out the statewide public boat access program. The department shall in cooperation with the board: I. Establish priorities for the siting and development of public boat access areas, based on the demands and needs for different types of public boat access […]
Section 233-A:5 – Public Boat Access Area Facilities.
233-A:5 Public Boat Access Area Facilities. – The facilities to be provided at public boat access areas on water bodies may include, but are not restricted to, boat launching ramps, launching sites where small boats or canoes may be placed in the water, trails leading to the water’s edge, rest room facilities, parking, and […]
Section 233-A:6 – Design of Public Boat Access Areas.
233-A:6 Design of Public Boat Access Areas. – The fish and game department shall prepare plans and designs for public boat access areas and related facilities. The plans and designs shall provide for adequate buffer areas. Source. 1992, 265:2, eff. Jan. 1, 1993.
Section 233-A:7 – Acquisition and Retention.
233-A:7 Acquisition and Retention. – The fish and game department, in order to establish and improve public boat access areas, shall acquire and retain lands, easements, and interests or rights in land needed for the statewide public boat access program by donation, gift, purchase, lease, or condemnation upon terms and conditions that are consistent […]
Section 233-A:8 – Construction of Public Boat Access Areas.
233-A:8 Construction of Public Boat Access Areas. – The fish and game department shall supervise the construction, refurbishment, or expansion of public boat access areas. This construction may be done by the fish and game department, by other state agencies, political subdivisions or by private construction firms under contract to the fish and game […]
Section 233-A:9 – Maintenance and Operation of Public Boat Access Areas.
233-A:9 Maintenance and Operation of Public Boat Access Areas. – The fish and game department shall provide for the continuing maintenance and operation of public boat access areas, roads, and related facilities, including trash removal and cleanup. Maintenance and operation activities may be done by the fish and game department, by other state agencies, […]
Section 233-A:10 – Public Boat Access Reports and Hearings.
233-A:10 Public Boat Access Reports and Hearings. – The fish and game department shall, before starting any project in the statewide public boat access program, comply with all state and federal requirements. Public boat access needs that do not meet the criteria for the use of federal funds may be constructed, refurbished or expanded […]