Land Use & Zoning
A NH property is in a 'historic district' designated under NH RSA 674:45. Proposed exterior modifications to buildings in the district must be reviewed by:
ANHREC
BThe historic district commission✓ Correct
CThe planning board only
DThe NH State Historic Preservation Office for all projects
Explanation
NH RSA 674:45-69 establishes the framework for historic district commissions. In locally designated historic districts, the historic district commission (HDC) reviews proposed exterior changes to structures within the district to ensure compatibility with the historic character of the area.
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