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As published
41:11 Regulation of Use of Highways, Etc.
Unless regulated by the commissioner of the department of transportation as provided in RSA 236:1, the selectmen may regulate the use of all public highways, sidewalks, and commons in their respective towns and for this purpose may exercise all the powers conferred on city councils by RSA 47:17, VII, VIII, and XVIII, and by any other provisions of the laws upon the subject.
Source. 1885, 44:1. PS 43:9. 1915, 98:2. PL 47:15. 1927, 83:1. 1933, 119:1. 1935, 117:3. RL 59:15. 1945, 188:3. RSA 41:11. 1993, 183:2, eff. Aug. 8, 1993.
Your change, as a redline
41:11 Regulation of Use of Highways, Etc.
Unless regulated by the commissioner of the department of transportation as provided in RSA 236:1, the selectmen may regulate the use of all public highways, sidewalks, and commons in their respective towns and for this purpose may exercise all the powers conferred on city councils by RSA 47:17, VII, VIII, and XVIII, and by any other provisions of the laws upon the subject.
Source. 1885, 44:1. PS 43:9. 1915, 98:2. PL 47:15. 1927, 83:1. 1933, 119:1. 1935, 117:3. RL 59:15. 1945, 188:3. RSA 41:11. 1993, 183:2, eff. Aug. 8, 1993.
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