A different NHLA

[KBCraig]

I was skimming an article in the Union Leader when I read a quote attributed to an NHLA official. I couldn't believe they'd take such a position! Then I read back and found it was the New Hampshire Lakes Association.

The Board of Directors of the New Hampshire Lakes Association voted Thursday to make it a policy that the organization opposes dug-in boathouses.

"Obviously, they are a major concern for the protected shoreland, which is New Hampshire's premier water quality statute. It seems contrary to the intent of the statute. The statute clearly states that '(t)he public waters of New Hampshire are valuable resources held in trust by the state. The state has an interest in protecting those waters and has the jurisdiction to control the use of the public waters and the adjacent shoreland for the greatest public benefit,' " said Jared Teutsch, environmental policy director for the NHLA.

http://www.unionleader.com/articles_showa.html?article=58206

*whew* .... It's still a very wrong position, but at least it's not coming from "our" NHLA.

Kevin

[Pat McCotter]

I put NHLA in the search function of the nh.gov web site and came up with a bunch of references to...

New Hampshire Library Association

[Pat McCotter]

http://www.natlhardwood.org/ = National Hardwood Lumber Association
http://www.nhla.org/ = New Hampshire Legal Assistance
http://www.bateylink.org/nhla.htm = National Hispanic Leadership Agenda
http://www.nhlaonline.org/ = New Hampshire Landscape Association
http://nhlama.org/ = New Hampshire Lama Association
http://nvhotels.com/forum/default.asp?CAT_ID=9 = Nevada Hotel & Lodging Association

[Pat McCotter]

National Hispanic Leadership Agenda Congressional Scorecard
http://www.lulac.org/advocacy/scorecard.html

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