New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules Pda - Pease Development Authority
Here’s an overview of the New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules for the Pease Development Authority (PDA):
📘 Key Chapters in the PDA Rules
Chapter Pda 100 – Definitions
Defines terms used throughout, such as “state” per NH law. For example, Pda 101.34 clarifies “state” accordance under RSA 12‑G:2, XXIII
Chapter Pda 200 – Reserved
This chapter is intentionally blank and reserved for potential future use
Chapter Pda 300 – Port Captains, Pilots and Pilotage (Pda 301–311)
Covers rules for licensing and operation of port captains and pilotage services
Chapter Pda 400 – Harbor Masters (Pda 401–402)
Defines the authority and duties of harbor masters
Chapter Pda 500 – Moorings and Anchorages (Pda 501–515)
Regulates mooring permits, anchorage locations, and renewals. Includes appeal processes—e.g., Pda 514 deals with reconsiderations and appeals for mooring permit denials
Chapter Pda 600 – State-Owned Commercial Piers & Facilities (Pda 601–610)
Governs usage, safety, and maintenance of state-owned piers and waterfront facilities
Chapter Pda 700 – Slip Permits; State‑Owned Restricted Piers (Pda 701–710)
Addresses slip permit procedures on restricted piers; for instance, Pda 707.02 lists the grounds for denial of slip permit applications
Appendix
Maps each rule to its authorizing statute (e.g., RSA 12‑G series), offering legal grounding for every section
🔍 Updates & Sources
The rules are updated periodically (e.g. quarterly), with the current edition reflected through March 27, 2025
Official filings and detailed content can be found on:
New Hampshire’s official site (Gencourt)
Legal aggregators like Justia and the Legal Information Institute at Cornell
📝 Additional Context
The PDA administers Pease International Tradeport and the Division of Ports & Harbors under state authority (RSA 12‑G). Their regulations encompass airside operations, marinas, mooring, docking, and pier usage—all part of their legislated mandate
✅ Where to Find the Full Text
Justia: Gives chapter-by-chapter breakdowns of PDA rules .
Cornell LII: Browse entire chapters and appendix mapping
Official state site: Includes latest PDF filings on Gencourt’s site.
🛠️ How You Can Use Them
Compliance & Licensing: Port captains, harbor masters, slip holders, mooring users—these rules guide licensing, applications, appeals.
Legal & Regulatory Reference: For boating, dock permits, maritime use—use the specific chapter and part sections.
Rulemaking Insight: The appendix clarifies which RSA statutes empower each chapter, useful for legal interpretation and challenges.
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