pm203

I believe the vote is next Thursday,so please write/Email the senate.

Audiofn

Yup Now is not the time to let up. We can win this. I have a list of the people that are in favor of this bill. We need to focus our efforts on them. They need to understand that this bill the way that it stands goes to far!!!

John Gallus (H) (603) 752-1066
292 Prospect Street (O) None Specified
Berlin, NH 03570-2137 [email protected]

Joseph Kenney (H) None Specified
PO Box 201 (O) (603) 271-3073
Union, NH 03887-0201 [email protected]

Peter Burling (H) (603) 675-6255
20 Lang Road (O) None Specified
Cornish, NH 03745-4209 [email protected]

Richard Green (H) (603) 332-1567
15 Nola Avenue (O) None Specified
Rochester, NH 03867-3316

Bob Odell (H) None Specified
PO Box 23 (O) (603) 863-9797
Lempster, NH 03605-0023 [email protected]

Sheila Roberge (H) (603) 472-8391
83 Olde Lantern Road (O) None Specified
Bedford, NH 03110-4816 [email protected]

Peter Bragdon (H) (603) 673-7135
20 Park Street (O) None Specified
Milford, NH 03055 [email protected]

David Gottesman (H) (603) 889-4442
18 Indian Rock Road (O) None Specified
Nashua, NH 03063-1308 [email protected]

Joseph Foster (H) (603) 891-0307
9 Keats Street (O) None Specified
Nashua, NH 03062-2509 [email protected]

Sylvia Larsen (H) (603) 225-6130
23 Kensington Road (O) (603) 271-3076
Concord, NH 03301 [email protected]

John Barnes (H) (603) 895-9352
PO Box 362 (O) None Specified
Raymond, NH 03077-3062 [email protected]

Lou D'Allesandro (H) (603) 669-3494
332 St. James Avenue (O) None Specified
Manchester, NH 03102-4950 [email protected]

Iris Estabrook (H) (603) 868-5524
8 Burnham Avenue (O) None Specified
Durham, NH 03824-3011 [email protected]

Margaret Hassan (H) (603) 772-4187
48 Court Street (O) (603) 271-2118
Exeter, NH 03833-2728 [email protected]

Jon

polar1

Good news...bad news....

It looks like the senate will kill hb162, a majority has already declared their opposition.

The supporters have found a law that allows local towns to set their own speed limits on lakes. The town of Meredith is ready to pass a 45/25 speed limit in the town if hb162 fails. It only requires a vote of 2 of the 3 selectmen. This will effect about 20% of the lake. It could take effect this summer.

blownincome

And again they would need to enforce it I think MP would not that would leave it up to meredith PD .. I dont go Much over 45 on that end of the lake anyway.. But They wont stop till we are all driveing paddle boats!

CMG

So who thinks they have jurisdiction over the Broads??

Audiofn

I agree how do you enforce that. I do not think that the town has an on water PD do they?

Pantera1

The supporters have found a law that allows local towns to set their own speed limits on lakes. The town of Meredith is ready to pass a 45/25 speed limit in the town if hb162 fails. It only requires a vote of 2 of the 3 selectmen. This will effect about 20% of the lake. It could take effect this summer.

Where did you hear of this , any more info ? Isnt the lake owned by the state?

polar1

I have a neighbor works at Meredith town hall, assistant town manager or something. Some charts show where town lines are, how do you know for sure in a boat tho.

The commissioner of safety can also set a speed limit as an administrative rule. Takes a petition of 200 people or something to bring it to him.

The Meredith police have a patrol boat they keep at the public docks in the NWZ.

Good question about the MP, will they enforce a local ordinance?

Pantera1

Wont bother me , i used to go to Meredith to go to some of the resteraunts ..Im boycotting all the Common Man owned properties anyway .

pm203

I am boycotting those restaurants as well. I know alot of people who used to drop big $$$ in those restaurants. No more!