Land Use & Zoning
In NH, a 'heritage commission' established under RSA 673:4-b advises the municipality on:
AReal estate licensing standards
BThe identification and protection of cultural and natural resources in the community✓ Correct
CProperty tax assessments for historic buildings
DEnforcing deed restrictions on historic properties
Explanation
A heritage commission in NH advises the municipality on the identification, protection, and preservation of cultural and natural resources—including historic buildings, landmarks, cultural landscapes, and natural areas. Its recommendations inform planning decisions but are advisory, not binding.
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