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This document serves as a checklist for reviewing properties considered for disposal under the NH Rivers Management and Protection Program, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and considerations.

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How to fill out NH Rivers Management and Protection Program

1. Obtain the NH Rivers Management and Protection Program application form from the official website or local government office.
2. Gather data on the river or river segment you intend to nominate, including maps, photographs, and existing studies.
3. Complete the application form by providing detailed information about the river's ecological, recreational, and cultural significance.
4. Include justification for the designation, highlighting any threats to the river and the need for protection.
5. Obtain support from local communities, organizations, and stakeholders, including signed letters of support if possible.
6. Submit the application along with supporting documents to the appropriate state agency for review.
7. Be prepared to present your case at public meetings or hearings during the review process.

Who needs NH Rivers Management and Protection Program?

1. Local communities seeking to protect their rivers and improve water quality.
2. Environmental organizations advocating for river conservation.
3. Recreational groups that value healthy rivers for activities such as fishing, kayaking, and hiking.
4. Municipalities looking to preserve natural resources and enhance local tourism.
5. State agencies involved in water resource management and conservation efforts.

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What is the local government advisory committee?

The LGAC is comprised of elected and appointed officials from local, state, Tribal and territorial governments. This may include mayors, county executives, city managers, Tribal and territorial government leaders, commissioners and others that represent key interests of local governments.

Who owns rivers in NH?

Public waters in New Hampshire are prescribed by common law as great ponds (natural waterbodies of 10 acres or more in size), public rivers and streams, and tidal waters. These common law public waters are held by the State in trust for the people of New Hampshire.

Who owns rivers in NH?

Public waters in New Hampshire are prescribed by common law as great ponds (natural waterbodies of 10 acres or more in size), public rivers and streams, and tidal waters. These common law public waters are held by the State in trust for the people of New Hampshire.

How many rivers does New Hampshire have?

There are 19 designated rivers and river segments in New Hampshire. Find information about each river and its associated LAC or LRSs, including contact information, in the links to the right (or below on your phone).

What is the local river advisory committee in NH?

Citizens come together to form a local river management advisory committee (LAC) for each designated river, playing a vital role in protecting not only the river but its shorelands as well. LAC members represent the riverfront communities along the length of the river or special interest groups in the watershed.

What is the local marine advisory committees?

The Local Marine Advisory Committees are a network of community members and management partners including Traditional Owners, state and local governments who provide advice to the Reef Authority on key Marine Park management issues.

What is the Nhdes local river advisory committee?

Local River Management Advisory Committees (LACs) are the key to the local river management role for each designated river. Each committee plays a vital role in protecting the river and its shorelands. LAC members are nominated by their municipality and appointed by the Rivers Management Advisory Committee (RMAC).

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What is NH Rivers Management and Protection Program?

The NH Rivers Management and Protection Program is a state initiative designed to protect and manage the rivers in New Hampshire through legislative and regulatory measures, ensuring their quality and availability for recreational and cultural purposes.

Who is required to file NH Rivers Management and Protection Program?

Entities engaging in activities that may impact designated rivers, including municipalities, organizations, or individuals responsible for development, land use, or natural resource management in proximity to these rivers, are required to file under the program.

How to fill out NH Rivers Management and Protection Program?

To fill out the NH Rivers Management and Protection Program, individuals must complete the provided application forms, detailing the proposed activities, their potential impacts, and how they will comply with the program's requirements for river protection.

What is the purpose of NH Rivers Management and Protection Program?

The purpose of the NH Rivers Management and Protection Program is to ensure the protection, conservation, and proper management of New Hampshire's rivers while promoting sustainable use and enjoyment by the public.

What information must be reported on NH Rivers Management and Protection Program?

The information that must be reported includes the proposed activities, location details, environmental impact assessments, plans for mitigating any potential adverse effects, and any other relevant documentation that supports compliance with the program's standards.