New Hampshire HB1195 regulates municipal zoning for child day care providers, ensuring compliance with state standards.
New Hampshire HB1195 modifies municipal zoning requirements for child day care providers. It mandates that cities, towns, or counties with unincorporated towns or unorganized places cannot enforce ordinances differing from RSA 170-E or related rules. The bill allows child care centers to operate by right in zones permitting industrial and manufacturing uses, provided they meet state licensure and operation requirements. It also permits family or group family child care as an accessory use in residential zones, exempt from local site plan review.
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