N.H. Rev. Stat. § 12-G:52-a
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12-G:52-a Penalty for Illegally Moored or Anchored Vessels.
Official statutory text
Notwithstanding the provisions of RSA 12-G:52 or any other provision of law, any owner or operator of any vessel moored or anchored in violation of RSA 12-G or rules adopted pursuant to this chapter relative to the division or division property shall be subject to the following penalties in addition to any other penalty, cost, or forfeiture imposed under other provisions of law or this chapter: I. For a first offense, the offense shall constitute a violation, and the fine shall be $100 if a natural person and $300 for any other person. II. For a second offense, the offense shall constitute a violation, and the fine shall be $250 for a natural person and $500 for any other person. III. For a third offense and any offense thereafter, the offense shall constitute a class B misdemeanor, and the minimum fine shall be at least $500 for a natural person and $1000 for any other person.
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