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RSA 153:15. Bond on Appeal From State Fire Marshal Order.
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Appealing parties must file a court-approved bond within 2 days, with at least two sufficient sureties.
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Appealing parties must file a court-approved bond within 2 days, with at least two sufficient sureties.
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Plastic containers for gasoline or other flammable liquids may not be sold unless they meet federal standards and are approved by the state fire marshal.
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The mechanical licensing board must create a voluntary certification program for certain heating equipment installers and service personnel, set training standards and certification fees with required approval, and deposit collected fees in the specified fund.
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An owner must comply with a lawful order from the state fire marshal, authorized officers, or the fire chief within the time set.
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If someone complains that local fire-related laws or ordinances are not being followed, the state fire marshal must investigate and may take necessary enforcement action if the complaint is substantiated.
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The state fire marshal may investigate certain fires, building collapses, and carbon monoxide incidents, and can compel witnesses to attend. Fire chiefs must immediately report incidents involving death, and the fire marshal’s office must investigate within 48 hours after the report.
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The state fire marshal must take sworn testimony and write it down when he thinks proceedings under RSA 153:18 are necessary, and must send evidence and witness information to law enforcement if there is enough evidence to charge arson or incendiarism.
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The state advisory board of fire control is administratively attached to the office of the commissioner of the department of safety.
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A state advisory board of fire control is created with 12 members appointed by the governor, with council consent. Members must have specified experience, serve 5-year terms, and the governor designates one member as chairman.
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The state fire marshal or authorized officers may enter buildings or premises at reasonable hours for inspections or investigations, and may seek a search warrant if inspection is refused and there is reasonable suspicion of a fire-prevention violation.
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The state fire marshal must keep records of fires, building collapses, and certain carbon monoxide incidents in the state.
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A fire chief who, after notice from the state fire marshal, refuses or neglects to comply with the requirements is guilty of a violation for each offense.
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Violating a state fire marshal rule or regulation can be a violation for a natural person or a misdemeanor for any other person.
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This chapter is to be read broadly and is meant to remain in force even if part of it is invalid.
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This section says it should not be read as repealing or changing existing statutes or regulations made by state departments or local officials.
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This section creates the board, sets member term and qualification rules, and gives the board powers to make rules, approve programs, hold disciplinary hearings, and recommend changes.
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This section defines licensing and trade terms for plumbing, fuel gas, and water treatment work.
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The board must adopt licensing rules and technical standards for fuel gas fitting and plumbing, and the office must assist; the board may also make reciprocity agreements for licensing from qualifying states.
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The office may issue and renew business entity licenses, and business entities must meet notice, insurance, good-standing, and licensing conditions.
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The board must set examination rules for fuel gas fitter and plumber licenses, the office must identify applicable specialty licenses on each license, and licensees may not do work outside their specialty license.