Permit or permit by notification for accessory structure

Rusty · 09-14-2012, 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by IslandRadio

Wow, talk about F-A-S-T...

I mailed the shoreland permit by notification application on the 12th of September. The state received it on the 14th, and I received an email about 10 minutes ago from the agent with the approved application.

That is an amazing turn-around. Thank you to the State of NH for such a quick response.

I expected at least a couple of weeks. Very pleasantly surprised.

You got the quick response because the first thing the NH DES does in the morning is go to Winnipesaukee.com forums and browse thru the topics to see who is talking about them.

Kamper · 09-14-2012, 12:53 PM

I remember a guy built what looked like a patio but got it registerred as a boat. There was nothing the town could do about it if he never put it back in the water. If the Island Radio put wheels under this structure and registers it as a home-made camper trailer, what are the odds he can get away with it?

Would it have to meet any high-way dimensions? No wide-load permit would be needed since it isn't actually going on a road. Might need a cop to come out and inspect it to be sure it doesn't have VIN but that's the biggest wrinkle I can think of.

Remember, trailers only need tail-lights, at night.

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09-14-2012, 12:53 PM	#2
Kamper Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Thornton's Ferry Posts: 1,314 Thanks: 67 Thanked 172 Times in 128 Posts	I remember a guy built what looked like a patio but got it registerred as a boat. There was nothing the town could do about it if he never put it back in the water. If the Island Radio put wheels under this structure and registers it as a home-made camper trailer, what are the odds he can get away with it? Would it have to meet any high-way dimensions? No wide-load permit would be needed since it isn't actually going on a road. Might need a cop to come out and inspect it to be sure it doesn't have VIN but that's the biggest wrinkle I can think of. Remember, trailers only need tail-lights, at night.