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United States — New Hampshire
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The board may control the institution’s property, make needed bylaws, adopt rules for managing the veterans’ home, and take necessary steps to carry out the home’s purposes.
United States — New Hampshire
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The board must appoint a commandant of the home and may remove the commandant for just cause. Honorably discharged veterans who qualify by the New Hampshire division of personnel have employment preference in the home.
United States — New Hampshire
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The commandant of the veterans' home is paid an annual salary set by RSA 94:1-4.
United States — New Hampshire
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The board may receive donations and bequests on behalf of the state for the home and its residents.
United States — New Hampshire
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A veteran seeking admission must apply on forms provided by the home.
United States — New Hampshire
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Trust funds accepted by the state must be kept separate and administered under the instrument’s terms and the governor and council’s supervision; the state treasurer holds custody, and may take escrow custody at the attorney general’s request for certain state-interest actions.
United States — New Hampshire
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Named boards and agencies must administer specified trust funds, and the state treasurer must hold the funds in custody.
United States — New Hampshire
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This section repeals earlier laws that conflict with this chapter, and it also repeals a 1891 provision about using Benjamin Thompson trust fund sale proceeds to pay state debt.
United States — New Hampshire
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Designated agencies must keep annual bookkeeping records for the listed trust funds, showing each fund’s amount and the profits and income allocable to it.
United States — New Hampshire
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The state treasurer may adopt rules about trust funds, including investment objective notifications, investment instruments, and custodian duties.
United States — New Hampshire
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The state treasurer and trust fund administrators must make annual reports and records about trust funds, and certain copies must be approved and filed each year.
United States — New Hampshire
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State trust funds must be invested in legally allowable investments, and trust fund administrators must notify the state treasurer about the investment objective of funds under their control at least every two years or when a new administrator appears or asks for notice.
United States — New Hampshire
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State agencies and departments must handle trust fund disbursements under the same laws, rules, and regulations that apply to their normal operating and capital purposes.
United States — New Hampshire
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If the United States cannot buy land needed for public use, it may file a land description and plan and ask the town selectmen to assess damages.
United States — New Hampshire
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An owner dissatisfied with the award may appeal to the superior court by petition within 60 days, and must give the United States district attorney notice of the appeal at least 14 days before the term when it is entered.
United States — New Hampshire
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The United States may enter and hold the land in fee after paying or tendering the damages assessed by the selectmen.
United States — New Hampshire
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In a condemnation taking of land for a public purpose, notice is sufficient if the petition and summons/order are delivered or mailed to known interested parties, and notice may also be given by publication as ordered.
United States — New Hampshire
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The United States of America may acquire land in the state for a public purpose authorized by U.S. law, subject to this chapter.
United States — New Hampshire
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A land use board is made up of the planning and development commission members, who serve without pay and must set reasonable procedure rules and keep written records.
United States — New Hampshire
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Land cannot be acquired under this chapter until it has been recommended by the land use board and approved by the governor and council.