Land Use & Zoning
A NH developer subdivides a 50-acre parcel into 15 residential lots. Under NH RSA 674:36, the developer must obtain:
AOnly a building permit for each lot
BPlanning board approval of the subdivision plan✓ Correct
CZBA approval for each individual lot
DNHREC approval for land subdivisions
Explanation
Major subdivisions in NH require planning board approval of the subdivision plan under NH RSA 674:36. The planning board reviews compliance with subdivision regulations, infrastructure, and other requirements. Only after approval can the lots be conveyed and recorded.
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