RSA 28 County Commissioners
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28:8-d Use of Real Property.
I. No officer or employee of a county may enter into an agreement with any other person for the use of real property owned by the county unless such agreement has been approved by the county commissioners and is ratified by a majority vote of the county convention and the executive committee of the county convention. II. Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph I, the county convention may authorize the executive committee and the county commissioners to enter into an agreement with any other person for the use of county-owned real property, subject to restrictions which the county convention may impose. Source. 1975, 376:2. 1995, 163:1, eff. July 31, 1995.
28:8-d Use of Real Property.
I. No officer or employee of a county may enter into an agreement with any other person for the use of real property owned by the county unless such agreement has been approved by the county commissioners and is ratified by a majority vote of the county convention and the executive committee of the county convention. II. Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph I, the county convention may authorize the executive committee and the county commissioners to enter into an agreement with any other person for the use of county-owned real property, subject to restrictions which the county convention may impose. Source. 1975, 376:2. 1995, 163:1, eff. July 31, 1995.
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