Land Use & Zoning
A NH permit for dam construction or modification must be obtained from:
AOnly the town selectmen
BNHDES Dam Bureau under RSA 482✓ Correct
CThe Army Corps of Engineers only
DThe NH Department of Transportation
Explanation
NHDES Dam Bureau regulates the construction, repair, alteration, and operation of dams in New Hampshire under RSA 482, protecting public safety, water quality, and downstream property interests.
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