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RSA 53-B Solid Waste Management Districts

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As published

53-B:1-a Purpose.

A solid waste management district shall be a means by which municipalities may join together by formal agreement under this chapter to create a separate authority for the management of solid waste. A district may be established for the purposes of providing one or more solid waste facilities, closing any existing facilities, or creating a system of solid waste management within the district. Source. 1994, 367:2, eff. Aug. 8, 1994.

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53-B:1-a Purpose.

A solid waste management district shall be a means by which municipalities may join together by formal agreement under this chapter to create a separate authority for the management of solid waste. A district may be established for the purposes of providing one or more solid waste facilities, closing any existing facilities, or creating a system of solid waste management within the district. Source. 1994, 367:2, eff. Aug. 8, 1994.

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