N.H. Admin. Code § Rev 502.01 - Filing Form PA-38, Notice of Intent to Excavate

(a) Prior to excavating, every owner intending to excavate earth, unless specifically exempt pursuant to RSA 72-B:1, I, shall complete and file a Form PA-38, "Notice of Intent to Excavate", with the municipal assessing officials in the municipality where the excavating will occur.
(b) When property for which a Form PA-38 has been filed, is sold during a tax year, the acquiring property owner shall file an original Form PA-38, if excavating will continue.
(c) If property where excavating will occur is located in more than one municipality, a separate original Form PA-38 shall be filed with each municipality.
(d) A separate original Form PA-38 shall be filed for each separate tract of land, as identified by the municipal tax maps, where the excavating will occur.
(e) An owner who is not exempt from the $100 administration and enforcement fee pursuant to RSA 72-B:1, I., (c), shall include a separate check for $100 made payable to the State of New Hampshire with each original Form PA-38 or each supplemental notice of intent to excavate filed.
(f) Except for any entity described in RSA 72-B:1 (e), I, any person who excavates earth on private or public lands or removes earth from a public right-of-way unless specifically exempt pursuant to RSA 72-B:1, I, shall file a Form PA-38 and the $100 administration and enforcement fee with the assessing officials in each municipality where the excavating will occur.
(g) Upon receipt of a Form PA-38, municipal assessing officials, shall notify the owner(s), as identified on the Form PA-38, of the certification requirements in Rev 503.01.

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N.H. Admin. Code § Rev 502.01

#1668, eff 11-18-80; ss by #2215, eff 12-19-82; ss by #2852, eff 9-24-84; rpld by #5356, eff 3-16-92

New. #6748, eff 5-19-98; ss by #7381, eff 10-24-00; ss by #7860, eff 3-31-03, EXPIRED: 3-31-11

New. #9926, eff 5-18-11

Amended by Volume XXXIX Number 32, Filed August 8, 2019, Proposed by #12834, Effective 7/25/2019, Expires 7/25/2029.

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