New Hampshire Administrative Code

(a) All terminals and related equipment shall be subject to inspection by the commission. (b) Each terminal used for wagering on historical horse racing shall: (1) Be tested by an independent testing laboratory to ensure its integrity, proper working order, an compliance with RSA…

(a) An HHR licensee or the terminal provider shall submit a written request to the commission for permission to offer pari-mutuel wagering on historic horse races. (b) The written request shall include a detailed description of the following: (1) The rules that apply to the pari-…

(a) Wagers on historic horse races shall be offered on terminals that include a cabinet in which the electronics and other operating components are located. (b) The terminal shall: (1) Protect against electrostatic interference by being grounded so that static discharge energy do…

(a) Terminals shall not dispense currency. Payment to patrons shall only be accomplished by means of printed voucher. (b) All vouchers shall contain the following printed information at a minimum: (1) The HHR licensee's name and site identifier, which may be contained on the tick…

(a) The required accounting meters and related reporting shall be as follows: (1) Coin in, which shall accumulate the total value of all wagers, whether the wagered amount results from the insertion of bills or vouchers or deduction from a credit meter; (2) Coin out, which shall …

(a) The outcome of any wager shall be derived from the result of one or more historic horse races. (b) All historic horse races shall be chosen at random from a database of actual, historic horse races having valid historic horse race results with details recorded at the same lev…

(a) All wagering terminals shall:(1) Clearly identify the entertaining game theme, if any, being used to offer pari-mutuel wagers on historic horse races; and (2) Make the following information available to the patron: a. All paytable information, rules of play, and help screen i…

(a) All systems used for pari-mutuel wagering on historic horse races shall provide financial reports for individual approved wager model configurations and total pool amounts for each pool. (b) The reports required by (a) above shall be delivered to the commission and its design…

(a) For purposes of this part, licensees shall be categorized based on annual gross gaming revenue (GGR during the preceding calendar year as follows: (1) Category A refers to gaming operations with an annual GGR of $25 million or more; (2) Category B refers to gaming operations …

(a) Gaming operations shall not commence without a written surveillance plan included as part of the game operator's system of internal controls. (b) The surveillance plan shall address, at a minimum, the following elements:(1) A detailed description of all surveillance system co…

(a) The surveillance system shall be maintained and operated from: (1) A surveillance room for all category A licensees; and (2) A secure location for all category B and C licensees. (b) For the purposes of this section: (1) A surveillance room refers to a secure room(s) within t…

(a) All monitoring through surveillance cameras shall be recorded whenever the gaming room is open for play. (b) The surveillance system shall record all transmissions from cameras used to observe the following locations, persons, or transactions: (1) All gaming tables whether ac…

Each HHR wagering device located within a gaming room shall be monitored simultaneously and on a continuous basis by camera with enough resolution to readily identify the symbols, or other machine indication used to determine game outcome or malfunction, all patrons and employees…

(a) Each table game offered within a gaming room shall be monitored by dedicated cameras that provide coverage of: (1) The table surface, sufficient that the card values and suits can be clearly identified; (2) An overall view of the entire table with sufficient clarity to identi…

(a) The following additional requirements shall apply to the surveillance of the cage and vault areas: (1) The surveillance system shall possess the capability to monitor and record a general overview activities occurring in each cage and vault area, with sufficient clarity to id…

The purpose of this chapter is to set forth the procedures for withholding a portion or the entire lottery prize payments for distribution toward past due child support. Notes N.H. Admin. Code § Lot 901.01 #1548, eff 3/17/1980, EXPIRED: 1/1/1983; New. #6401, eff 12/14/1996; ss an…

This rule applies to any lottery claimant of a prize that meets or exceeds the reportable winning amounts set by the Internal Revenue Code, and who is past due on court ordered child support payments. Notes N.H. Admin. Code § Lot 901.02 #12090, eff 1/27/2017 (See Revision Note at…

(a) "Commission" means the New Hampshire lottery commission established pursuant to RSA 284:21-a, or its designated staff having authority to perform administrative and clerical functions for the commission. Notes N.H. Admin. Code § Lot 901.03 #12090, eff 1/27/2017 (from Sw 901.0…

(a) Pursuant to RSA 284:21-v, the commission shall identify whether the claimant of any lottery prize subject to the reporting requirements of Federal Tax Form W-2G, "Certain Gambling Winnings", reporting requirements, is in arrearages on any child support owed. (b) The commissio…

(a) In the event that the claimant of a non-cash prize is identified as having a child support arrearage and the claimant does not contest owing such arrearage, the commission shall, at the request of the claimant: (1) Retain the prize for up to 5 business days, commencing with t…

(a) In accordance with He-W 404.02, a claimant may request a formal appeal only on the basis of a mistake in fact. (b) A claimant who wishes to request an appeal based on a mistake of fact shall submit such a request to the DCSS in accordance with He-W 404.02. (c) In accordance w…

(a) No person or organization, other than DCSS, shall be granted access to any personally identifiable information regarding any claimant obtained by the lottery intercept program, except as permitted by law or rule. (b) The commission shall restrict access to the DCSS database t…

The rules of this title implement the statutory responsibilities of the New Hampshire board of landscape architects created by RSA 310-A: 142. These provisions regulate but are not limited to the licensing of landscape architects and the practice of landscape architecture in the …

As used in these rules, the following terms shall have the meanings indicated: (a) "Landscape Architect" means, "landscape architect" as defined in RSA 310-A:141, I namely "a person who, by reason of professional education or practical experience, or both, is qualified to engage …

The board shall administer the provisions of RSA 310-A:140-160 which include but are not limited to safeguarding property, to promoting public welfare and maintaining a high standard of integrity, skills and practice in the profession of landscape architecture in this state. Note…

Pursuant to RSA 310-A:142, Ithe board shall consist of 5 members who meet the eligibility requirements of RSA 310-A:142, I, II or both. Notes N.H. Admin. Code § Lsa 103.02 #8858, eff 3-28-07

The chairperson shall preside at all meetings. In the absence of the chairperson, the vice-chairperson shall preside. Notes N.H. Admin. Code § Lsa 103.03 #8858, eff 3-28-07

The board shall designate an executive director and such other staff members as are necessary to perform the record-keeping and other statutory functions of the board and to oversee the board's day-to-day operations. Notes N.H. Admin. Code § Lsa 103.04 #8858, eff 3-28-07

Biennially, the board shall elect or appoint a chairperson, vice-chairperson, and secretary at the first meeting of the board in a calendar year. Notes N.H. Admin. Code § Lsa 103.05 #8858, eff 3-28-07

(a) The board's office shall be located at the New Hampshire Office of Professional Licensure and Certification (OPLC), 7 Eagle Square, Concord, N.H. and shall be open to the public weekdays, excluding holidays, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (b) Correspondence shall be addressed to…

(a) The board's office shall be located at the New Hampshire Joint Board, 57 Regional Drive, Concord, N.H. and shall be open to the public weekdays, excluding holidays, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (b) Correspondence shall be addressed to the board's executive director at: New Ham…

Minutes shall be kept of board meetings and of official actions taken by the board. Minutes of board actions which are not confidential under RSA 91-A:3, II or RSA 91-A:5 shall be public records and shall be available for inspection during the board's ordinary office hours within…

Persons desiring copies of board records shall submit a request which identifies as particularly as possible the information being sought. If records are requested which contain both public and confidential information, the board shall delete the confidential information and prov…

Copies of a roster containing names, addresses, and assigned numbers of licensed landscape architects shall be furnished upon request. The fee shall be $25.00. Notes N.H. Admin. Code § Lsa 104.03

Regular meetings shall be held at least 3 times each year. Special meetings shall be called by order of the chairperson or secretary. Each member of the board shall be notified in writing of each meeting and such notice shall contain the place, date, time, and subject of the meet…

A quorum of the board shall consist of a majority of the appointed members and a majority vote by the members present shall be necessary to pass a motion unless otherwise specified by law. In the absence of the chair, vice chair, or secretary, a quorum of the board shall designat…

The board shall conduct its meetings in the following order: (a) Reading of the minutes; (b) Interviews/meetings; (c) Reading of communications; (d) Reading and consideration of applications; (e) Unfinished business; (f) New business; and (g) Adjournment. Notes N.H. Admin. Code §…

Roberts Rules of Order, 9th edition dated 1990 shall govern the procedures of the board. Notes N.H. Admin. Code § Lsa 105.04 #8858, eff 3-28-07

(a) When necessary to conduct the board's business in a timely and efficient manner, the board shall instruct its staff or a committee of the board to prepare a draft document, subject to subsequent review and approval by the board. Such instructions shall be known as tentative d…

(a) A committee shall consist of one or more of board members who have been directed by the board to investigate and make recommendations on matters which could be handled by the full board. (b) When expressly authorized by the board, the authority of a committee shall include: (…

The Plc 200 rules shall govern with regards to all procedures for: (a) The receipt of misconduct complaints; (b) The conduct of adjudicatory proceedings; (c) Rulemaking submissions, considerations, and dispositions of rule making petitions; (d) Public comment hearings; (e) Declar…

(a) The board shall initiate a waiver of a substantive rule upon its own motion by providing affected parties with notice and opportunity to be heard, and issuing an order which finds that waiver would be necessary to advance the purpose of the rules of the board. (b) Individuals…

(a) Individuals wishing to become licensed as a landscape architect in New Hampshire shall submit the following to the OPLC: (1) The "Universal Application for Initial License", dated April 2024, which the applicant shall complete by providing the information required by Plc 304.…

(a) In addition to the requirements of Lsa 301.01, applicants for initial licensure shall provide, or cause to be provided, the following: (1) Answer yes or no to the question "Have you ever held a Council of Landscape Architectural Registration Boards (CLARB) Council Record?"; (…

Fees shall be those fees as described in Plc 1002.22. Notes N.H. Admin. Code § Lsa 301.03 #8861, eff 3-28-07 Amended by Volume XXXIV Number 41, Filed October 9, 2014, Proposed by #10679, Effective 9/30/2014, Expires 9/30/2024. Amended by Number 6, Filed February 8, 2024, Proposed…

(a) Candidates for licensure shall meet the requirements established by RSA 310-A:146 before a license shall be granted. The board shall require documentation of the applicant's education and work experience. (b) Experience in the practice of landscape architecture shall be of a …

Experience in the practice of landscape architecture shall be determined pursuant to RSA 310-A:146 as follows: (a) Only the work of landscape architectural nature shall be creditable; (b) Experience obtained in violation of RSA 310-A:155, II relating to misconduct sufficient to s…