House Resources, Recreation and Development (01/21/2026)

New Hampshire House Committee on Resources, Recreation and Development · January 21, 2026

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Hearing: HB16003 / endangered-species & land restrictions

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9:13 → 1:18:49(1h 9m)

Representative Dvito introduced HB16003 (also referred to in testimony as HB6003) proposing that agencies rely on current, verifiable, site‑specific evidence before imposing land‑use restrictions tied to endangered species. Sponsor says amendment narrows language to avoid large fiscal note and preserve conservation functions; several legislators pressed sponsor about private property access, definition of “verifiable evidence” and administrative warrants. Multiple landowners and conservation‑adjacent witnesses testified for and against; former US Fish & Wildlife biologist Nissa Marks warned as

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Resources, Recreation and Development Committee heard a full slate of bills including measures on endangered-species evidence for land restrictions (HB16003/HB6003), tourism ROI reporting (HB1626), state dam funding (HB1655), the Hannah Dustin memorial (HB1664), park parking/public-safety charges (HB1751), timber chain-of-custody (HB1752), veteran parking waivers (HB1768), and technical updates for Marine Patrol (HB1837).

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