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Protecting Historic Resources Through Demolition Review
[Plan-link] Demolition Delay Ordinance
- Plan-link discussion thread, June 2015
Historic Preservation
See the results of the
Municipal Land Use Regulation Annual Survey
for municipalities with Historic District regulations and with Heritage Commissions.
NH Preservation Alliance
Preserving Community Character: A Preservation Planning Handbook for New Hampshire
This is the definitive source for information on New Hampshire historic district ordinances and regulations prepared by Elizabeth Durfee Hengen of Concord, and published by the NH Preservation Alliance, with the assistance of other local, state and national historic preservation agencies and organizations.
NH Division of Historical Resources
Tools for Preserving Barns
Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy and Historic Preservation: A Guide for Historic District Commissions
Stone Walls
RSA 472:6 Removing or Altering Boundary Markers
RSA 236:13 Driveways and Other Accesses to the Public Way
(see section V)
Stone Walls - Breach & Removal, Law Lecture #1, Fall 1996
NH Division of Historical Resources
A collection of fact sheets on stone-wall-saving initiatives, and other related information including a model petition and warrant article for adopting stone wall protection provisions. There are an increasing number of local inventory projects to locate, record, and protect historic stone structures (cellar holes, foundations, walls, culverts, bridges, dams, etc.).