Environmental
In NH, a 'wetlands impact permit' from NH DES is required when:
AAny project is within 1 mile of a water body
BA project involves filling, dredging, or otherwise altering jurisdictional wetlands✓ Correct
COnly commercial construction is proposed near wetlands
DProjects exceed 10 acres in total area
Explanation
NH RSA 482-A (Fill and Dredge in Wetlands) requires a permit from NH DES Wetlands Bureau for any project that would fill, dredge, excavate, or alter wetlands or tidal areas. This applies to residential and commercial projects of varying sizes.
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