Development, Recreation and Environment

The Senate Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment.

Bills Referred, 1989-1990

• HB 15: repealing certain laws relative to measuring wood. (Signed into law)
• HB 16: relative to advertising potatoes. (Signed into law)
• HB 19: regarding the use of the hazardous waste cleanup fund. (Signed into law)
• HB 20: authorizing investigators to photograph hazardous waste sites. (Signed into law)
• HB 27: prohibiting hunting in a specified portion of the town of Bow with any firearm other than a shotgun, muzzle loading rifle, or bow and arrow. (Signed into law)
• HB 28: prohibiting internal combustion engines on Willand Pond in the cities of Somersworth and Dover. (Signed into law)
• HB 37: relative to the taking of raccoons. (Signed into law)
• HB 38: increasing the legal length of lobster; establishing a lobster management program and creating an advisory committee. (Signed into law)
• HB 46: waste disposal system which contain encroachment waiver requests. (Signed into law)
• HB 56-FN-A: authorizing a collection program for unwanted pesticides in the possession of farmers and making an appropriation therefor. (Signed into law)
• HB 58-FN-A: appropriating funds for inspection of apiaries and prevention of honeybee colony contamination. (Signed into law)
• HB 62-FN: adding administrative fines to the laws relative to auctioning and shipping livestock. (Signed into law)
• HB 63-FN: relative to equine infectious anemia. (Signed into law)
• HB 65-FN: adding administrative fines to certain provisions of the agriculture laws. (Signed into law)
• HB 80-FN: relative to land under the jurisdiction of the wetlands board and relative to the penalties of the wetlands board. (Signed into law)
• HB 81-FN: relative to dam permitting authority. (Signed into law)
• HB 88-FN: relative to weights and measures. (Signed into law)
• HB 89-FN: giving the division of water resources the authority to levy administrative fines for certain violations relating to dams. (Signed into law)
• HB 99-FN: relative to establishing a uniform fine schedule for fish and game law violations. (Signed into law)
• HB 111: relative to moorings. (Signed into law)
• HB 117-FN: relative to feeding garbage to swine. (Signed into law)
• HB 122-FN: relative to concession contracts at certain state facilities. (Signed into law)
• HB 128-FN: authorizing the department of environmental services to impose administrative fines for hazardous waste management violations. (Signed into law)
• HB 129-FN: establishing fees for reviewing plans to dredge and creating new classified positions and making an appropriation therefor. (Signed into law)
• HB 130-FN: facilities and relative to renewals of water works operator certificates. (Signed into law)
• HB 131-FN: relative to protective well radii for private water wells. (Signed into law)
• HB 132-FN: relative to the division of water supply and pollution control enforcement orders. (Signed into law)
• HB 146-FN: relative to the milk standard. (Signed into law)
• HB 149-FN: relative to operational permits for public water systems, relative to classified positions in the division of water supply and pollution control, and creating a new PAU. (Signed into law)
• HB 150-FN: authorizing the imposition of administrative fines for certain oil pollution control offenses and clarifying terminology in oil pollution control laws. (Signed into law)
• HB 151-FN-A: continually appropriating revenue from certain OHRV fines. (Signed into law)
• HB 154: limiting the horsepower of motors on Upper Kimball Pond in the town of Chatham. (Signed into law)
• HB 157-FN-A: relative to state ski operations at Mount Sunapee and Cannon Mountain and making an appropriation therefor. (Signed into law)
• HB 160-FN: to repeal the state recreational fund. (Signed into law)
• HB 186-FN: allowing free hunting and fishing licenses for residents suffering from certain handicaps. (Signed into law)
• HB 201: relative to protective custody of abused or neglected animals. (Signed into law)
• HB 206: prohibiting boats with more than 30 horsepower from operating on Bradley Lake in Andover (Signed into law)
• HB 207: prohibiting the use and operation of petroleum-powered boats on Waukeena Lake in the town of Danbury. (Signed into law)
• HB 222: limiting the speed of power boats on Indian Pond in the town of Orford. (Signed into law)
• HB 240-FN-A: establishing a shooting range study committee. (Signed into law)
• HB 254-FN: establishing a study committee to examine issues relative to the great ponds in the White Mountain National Forest, access to public waters, and control and maintenance of public boat ramp sites. (Signed into law)
• HB 271-FN: relative to fish and game license fees. (Signed into law)
• HB 272-FN: relative to Pike's school in Haverhill, New Hampshire. (Signed into law)
• HB 279-FN-A: relative to the purchase of the Ralph Brown property in Rye and making an appropriation therefor. (Signed into law)
• HB 289: relative to stumps, leaves and yard waste. (Signed into law)
• HB 302-FN: relative to the setting of the deer season. (Signed into law)
• HB 332-FN-A: relative to the collection and reclamation of motor vehicle wastes. (Signed into law)
• HB 345-FN: relative to interference with hunters, trappers and fishermen. (Signed into law)
• HB 351: relative to special permits for the use of crossbows by physically handicapped persons. (Killed)
• HB 353: prohibiting the use and operation of ski craft on Canaan Street Lake in the town of Canaan. (Signed into law)
• HB 363-FN: relative to the issuing of trapping licenses. (Signed into law)
• HB 382-FN-A: to establish a procedure to assess earth products for real (Referred for interim study)
• HB 409-FN: relative to licensing professional foresters. (Signed into law)
• HB 436-FN-A: relative to sewage treatment funds and making an appropriation therefor. (Referred for interim study)
• HB 442-FN-A: establishing a lakes management and protection program. (Signed into law)
• HB 465: changing the name of the solid waste management council. (Signed into law)
• HB 486-FN: relative to clearing land and cutting timber. (Signed into law)
• HB 488: relative to regional cooperation on solid waste disposal. (Signed into law)
• HB 490: establishing a speed limit on a portion of the Connecticut (Signed into law)
• HB 492: relative to recreational campgrounds and camping parks. (Signed into law)
• HB 516-FN: relative to illegal dumping of garbage. (Signed into law)
• HB 546-FN: relative to the water protection assistance program and relative to the closure of shellfish flats on the seacoast. (Signed into law)
• HB 582-FN: dedicating the state police barracks in Milford to Major John T. Conti, Sergeant Roger Hilton, and Sergeant William Smith. (Signed into law)
• HB 586-FN: relative to siting and permitting of solid and hazardous waste disposal facilities; to forfeiture of property for solid waste management violations; and to low-level radioactive waste management. (Signed into law)
• HB 605-FN: relative to a recycling logo. (Signed into law)
• HB 606-FN: relative to approvable plans for solid waste management districts. (Signed into law)
• HB 661-FN: relative to notification to downstream municipalities concerning effluent discharges. (Signed into law)
• HB 680-FN: relative to review of studies on recycling uses for bottom ash. (Signed into law)
• HB 716: to codify certain boating and water safety rules. (Signed into law)
• HB 722-FN: regarding solid waste management districts. (Signed into law)
• HB 723: regarding the acid rain control act. (Signed into law)
• HB 746-FN: establishing a task force relative to reducing and recycling the solid waste stream and commissioning a study on solid waste fees. (Signed into law)
• HB 755-FN: establishing a committee to study shoreline protection. (Signed into law)
• HB 1001-FN: increasing agent fees for fish and game licenses. (Signed into law)
• HB 1015: relative to operation of seaplanes and helicopters in emergencies. (Signed into law)
• HB 1026: relative to the definition of public access to public waters. (Signed into law)
• HB 1027-FN: establishing a black bear management program and requiring a special bear license and relative to the rules regarding taking of marine species. (Signed into law)
• HB 1029: relative to the sale of venison by licensed propagators. (Signed into law)
• HB 1030: relative to cease and desist orders issued by the director of the division of forests and lands. (Signed into law)
• HB 1033: relative to fishing in the Connecticut River. (Signed into law)
• HB 1034: exempting persons permitted to engage in falconry from the importation permit requirement. (Signed into law)
• HB 1035: relative to biennial fish and game hearings. (Signed into law)
• HB 1036-FN: relative to nonresident and resident wholesale marine species licenses. (Signed into law)
• HB 1040-FN: relative to civil and criminal penalties in the safe drinking water act. (Signed into law)
• HB 1049-FN: relative to fishing licenses for non-institutionalized developmentally disabled persons. (Signed into law)
• HB 1052: relative to a public trust grant for Mount Sunapee and Cannon Mountain ski resorts' snowmaking. (Signed into law)
• HB 1068: relative to the regulation of agricultural, vegetable, flower, tree and shrub seeds. (Signed into law)
• HB 1081: relative to the membership of the fish and game commission. (Signed into law)
• HB 1122-FN: establishing a study committee on the best use of the Kona Wildlife Area in the town of Moultonborough. (Signed into law)
• HB 1129-FN-A: authorizing the department of environmental services to clean up the Gilson Road waste site and making an appropriation therefor, relative to the waste management council, and relative to toxics in packaging. (Signed into law)
• HB 1150-FN: relative to the oil pollution control fund. (Signed into law)
• HB 1151-FN: requiring certification of wastewater treatment plant operators and reinstating the charter of Manchester Marine, Inc. (Signed into law)
• HB 1196-FN: relative to sand dunes and establishing a study committee relative to wetlands board matters. (Signed into law)
• HB 1219-FN: relative to the oil discharge and disposal cleanup fund. (Signed into law)
• HB 1222-FN: relative to "first dollar" coverage of eligible expenses for oil discharge and disposal cleanup. (Signed into law)
• HB 1236: relative to the fish and game commission. (Killed)
• HB 1258-FN: establishing a New Hampshire clean lakes program. (Signed into law)
• HB 1270-FN: relative to the enforcement of the hazardous waste laws. (Signed into law)
• HB 1309: relative to a public grant for the Gunstock Area ski resort's snowmaking. (Signed into law)
• HB 1321-FN: requiring the fish and game department to submit a shellfish management plan. (Signed into law)
• HB 1339: requiring public utilities to offer an alternative to herbicide spraying over rights-of-way. (Signed into law)
• HB 1354-FN: relative to boat registrations. (Signed into law)
• HB 1357: relative to the rulemaking authority of the commissioner of environmental services. (Signed into law)
• HB 1376-FN-A: relative to a public water rights report and legislative study committee. (Signed into law)
• HB 1379-FN: relative to notice given to affected municipalities concerning effluent discharges. (Signed into law)
• HB 1387-FN: relative to protecting the quality of surface waters. (Referred for interim study)
• HB 1404-FN-A: establishing a study committee on shoreland protection and standards for such protection. (Signed into law)
• HB 1405-FN-A: relative to sludge and septage management programs and making an appropriation therefor and relative to the oil discharge and disposal cleanup fund. (Signed into law)
• HB 1406-FN: relative to the definition of hazardous waste and the hazardous waste cleanup fund and establishing a committee to study medical (Signed into law)
• HB 1414: relative to committee members of the state conservation committee. (Signed into law)
• HB 1427-FN: relative to the recycling logo. (Signed into law)
• HB 1432-FN: relative to the New Hampshire rivers management and protection program. (Signed into law)
• HB 1438: relative to the goals and objectives for reduction of solid waste. (Signed into law)
• HCR 1: resolution of support for northeastern regional cooperation in solid waste reduction, recycling and disposal. (Adopted by both chambers)
• HCR 3: petitioning the United States Congress for a national recycling policy. (Adopted by both chambers)
• SB 6: extending the statute of limitations for certain fish and game offenses. (Signed into law)
• SB 7: limiting the horsepower of motors on Christine Lake in the town of Stark. (Signed into law)
• SB 18: relative to forest and brush fires and enforcement powers of the division of forests and lands. (Signed into law)
• SB 20: relative to the method of taking deer in the city of Dover. (Indefinitely postponed)
• SB 22: relative to certain forestry activities in wetlands. (Signed into law)
• SB 27: relative to the liability of landowners for pollutant clean-up. (Signed into law)
• SB 39: establishing a speed limit for power boats on Spofford Lake. (Signed into law)
• SB 40: requiring the department of safety to post headway speed limits on the Connecticut River. (Signed into law)
• SB 47: authorizing a day for fishing without a license. (Signed into law)
• SB 48-FN: authorizing the sale of a certain parcel of state land to a water district. (Signed into law)
• SB 50: relative to measuring liquid hazardous waste. (Signed into law)
• SB 57: relative to mandatory waste reduction and recycling for state agencies. (Indefinitely postponed)
• SB 60: relating to recording dock permits. (Signed into law)
• SB 62: relative to golf courses and discretionary easements for the purposes of current use taxation. (Killed)
• SB 80: authorizing municipalities to exercise certain enforcement powers. (Killed)
• SB 83-FN-A: making an appropriation to support the conservation corps. (Killed)
• SB 86: prohibiting power boats and ski craft on Wilson Lake. (Signed into law)
• SB 121: establishing the Pittsfield regional solid waste cooperative. (Killed)
• SB 131-FN-A: establishing a New Hampshire film and television bureau and making an appropriation therefor. (Killed)
• SB 156-FN: relative to refuse disposal. (Signed into law)
• SB 157-FN: relative to special license plates for solid waste haulers. (Killed)
• SB 159-FN: allowing for state monitoring of private solid waste facility operations. (Killed)
• SB 161: authorizing regional agreements for water resources management and protection plans. (Signed into law)
• SB 165-FN: relative to the operation of stump dumps. (Killed)
• SB 181: making technical changes in certain laws relating to dams. (Signed into law)
• SB 199: relative to the revocation or suspension of fish and game licenses. (Signed into law)
• SB 302: relative to the Mount Washington Commission. (Signed into law)
• SB 308: relative to wildlife guides. (Killed)
• SB 309-FN-A: establishing a New Hampshire heritage trail and making an appropriation therfor. (Signed into law)
• SB 328: restricting the use of power motors on Garland Pond in the town of Moultonborough and annexing a portion of the town of Albany into the town of Sandwich. (Signed into law)
• SB 331: relative to Loon Mountain water supply for snowmaking. (Killed)
• SB 342: relative to sailboards and flotation devices. (Killed)
• SB 344-FN: relative to the appointment of the director of water supply and pollution control. (Signed into law)
• SB 353-FN: requiring state agencies to purchase recycled paper products. (Signed into law)
• SB 361: relative to radon gas and lead paint. (Signed into law)
• SB 364-FN: relative to the sale of fish and game licenses. (Killed)
• SB 386: relative to a public trust grant for the town of Lincoln's water supply and Loon Mountain Recreation Corporation's snowmaking. (Signed into law)
• SB 393-FN: relative to recycling and establishing a recycling fund and continually appropriating the fund for recycling and waste disposal purposes. (Killed)
• SB 404-FN: establishing a household hazardous waste management program. (Killed)

Recent Meetings

• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on March 27, 1990 for hearings on HB 1034 and HB 1438.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on March 22, 1990 for hearings on HB 1151-FN and HB 1150-FN.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on March 21, 1990 for hearings on HB 1015, HB 1052, HB 1309, HB 1258-FN, HB 1379-FN, HB 1406-FN and HB 1405-FN-A.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on March 20, 1990 for hearings on HB 1427-FN, HB 1029, HB 1122-FN, HB 1068 and HB 1354-FN.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on March 15, 1990 for hearings on HB 1357 and HB 1026.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on March 14, 1990 for hearings on HB 1027-FN, HB 1387-FN, HB 716 and HB 1222-FN.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on March 13, 1990 for hearings on HB 1219-FN, HB 1404-FN-A, HB 442-FN-A and HB 723.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on March 8, 1990 for hearings on HB 1049-FN, HB 1270-FN and HB 409-FN.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on March 7, 1990 for hearings on HB 1129-FN-A, HB 1376-FN-A, HB 1196-FN and HB 1432-FN.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on March 6, 1990 for hearings on HB 1040-FN, HB 1033, HB 1236, HB 1036-FN, HB 1035, HB 1414 and HB 1030.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on February 13, 1990 for hearings on HB 1001-FN, HB 1081, HB 1321-FN and HB 1339.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on February 6, 1990 for hearings on HB 490, HB 149-FN and HB 382-FN-A.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on February 1, 1990 for hearings on HB 363-FN and HB 746-FN.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on January 30, 1990 for hearings on SB 342, SB 328 and HB 716.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on January 23, 1990 for hearings on SB 364-FN, SB 308, SB 353-FN, SB 361 and SB 344-FN.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on January 16, 1990 for hearings on SB 404-FN and SB 393-FN.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on January 9, 1990 for hearings on SB 309-FN-A, SB 302, SB 331 and SB 386.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on May 4, 1989 for hearings on HB 88-FN and HB 58-FN-A.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on May 2, 1989 for hearings on HB 129-FN, HB 436-FN-A, HB 240-FN-A and HB 157-FN-A.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on April 25, 1989 for hearings on HB 516-FN, HB 80-FN, HB 146-FN and HB 279-FN-A.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on April 19, 1989 for hearings on HB 465, HB 289, HB 605-FN and HB 271-FN.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on April 18, 1989 for hearings on HB 19, HB 606-FN and HB 722-FN.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on April 13, 1989 for hearings on HB 488, HB 680-FN, HB 586-FN and HB 332-FN-A.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on April 11, 1989 for hearings on HB 755-FN, HB 582-FN, HB 546-FN, HB 661-FN and HCR 3.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on April 4, 1989 for hearings on HB 154, HB 207, HB 28, HB 206, HB 222, HB 353, HB 254-FN, HB 111, HB 302-FN and HB 117-FN.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on March 28, 1989 for hearings on HB 151-FN-A, HB 492, HB 131-FN, HB 46, HB 81-FN, HB 132-FN and HB 150-FN.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on March 21, 1989 for hearings on HB 27, HB 37, HB 99-FN, HB 38, HB 201, HB 146-FN, HB 345-FN and HB 130-FN.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on March 13, 1989 for hearings on HB 89-FN, HB 186-FN, HB 272-FN and HB 351.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on March 7, 1989 for hearings on HB 16, HB 63-FN, HB 65-FN, HB 62-FN, HB 15, HB 122-FN, HB 160-FN, HCR 1, HB 128-FN and HB 20.
• The Committee on Development, Recreation and Environment met on February 7, 1989 for a hearing on SB 62.

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