If that's the case then I'm all for it

The first line of rsa 72:62 says it must be adopted by the muni. Which many have not.

Oh interesting. Looked into it a bit more and found this: https://www.revenue.nh.gov/mun-prop/property/equalization-2021/documents/solar-exemption-report.pdf

One does have to apply, so I guess they could be denied.

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Edit: Looking more closely, Manchester has 0 exemptions, which seems suspiciously low.

This state needs to change it's motto.

Last I knew this isn't necessarily true. Municipalities have the option not to tax solar panels but some still do.

Does it have online ordering?

Where did you read that

https://axleaddict.com/rvs/Full-Time-RVingHow-to-Establish-State-Residency

Ignore everyone. Read this.

Any info on this you can provide by chance?

If you have enough of them with good access, they'll pay you!

NH has a rebate fund that usually depletes and gets funded again later in the year. It's only up to $1k as far as I know. I was approved in November but no payouts yet..

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Did you know black and brown communities in NH see much HIGHER than national average in arrest rates. Compared to their white/caucasian brothers and sisters. And the national average is already around 3 times the amount of whites/caucasian. We don’t just want cannabis, we want social equity, we want annulments to last records for those who cannot fucking vote, but are taxed by the government because they’re felons for cannabis. Sit down

The federal tax credit is pretty substantial at 30%. In New Hampshire, the value of the solar array is not counted towards your property tax (solar abatement). New Hampshire itself doesn't currently offer any rebates that I'm aware of.

You can also sell renewable energy credits (RECs) to the market as another source of income for your ROI.

And the positive ones? Prohibitionist jackass

Tried Treehouse in Dracut?

urban tree gave me the best price on a maple near the wires, ther tree had crushed my septic had to go to fix it.

but every tree persons busy right now.

It's going to be an insane amount of is near power lines or a house.

Both sides pull this shit from time to time. Dems only passed it cause they know it won't get past the governor. It's their way of saving face in the voters eyes. And Republicans pull tue same shit when Dems have have control.

Really going to depend on the site and the situations behind the trees. You're going to have to call someone.

My neighbor got quoted for 5K for a single tree leaning over some electric lines. It would have required a crane and other junk. He rightly decided to let the tree fall when it falls.

There's a federal program for a rebate that I believe is available for NH

https://www.marijuanamoment.net/majority-of-republicans-support-variety-of-marijuana-reforms-new-poll-finds-as-gop-congressman-talks-bipartisan-next-steps/

>weed isn't federally legal

Hmm. You should mention that during that week the baby was in foster care, the foster parents totaled their car with that newborn that shouldnt have been there in the first place in it.. and then the division lied about the accident for.. well for many years. But you know it happened right?

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