Committee flags HB 1103 changes to 'office' definition as key rewrite point
July 29, 2026 | Hampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Committee member Andrea Novotney told the group that the state change in HB 1103 affects local ordinance language. "Novotney explained that HB 1103 expanded the definition of 'office' to include commercial and industrial use and that Hampton must include those changes," the minutes record.
Members noted the town's 2011 warrant article had a defined area but no map; Chair Donald Bliss said he will ask the Town Manager whether CAI can be engaged to produce a map showing the designated area. The committee agreed any final ordinance language must incorporate the new statutory definition.
Members noted the town's 2011 warrant article had a defined area but no map; Chair Donald Bliss said he will ask the Town Manager whether CAI can be engaged to produce a map showing the designated area. The committee agreed any final ordinance language must incorporate the new statutory definition.
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