New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules
Env - Department of Environmental Services
Subtitle Env-Wq - Water Quality and Quantity Programs
Chapter Env-Wq 1000 - SUBDIVISIONS; INDIVIDUAL SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS
Part Env-Wq 1003 - APPLICATIONS FOR SUBDIVISION OR ISDS APPROVAL
Section Env-Wq 1003.07 - Plans Required for Subdivision Applications

(a) The entire subject property;

(b) Each property that shares a common boundary with the subject property;

(c) The name of each abutter, shown on the lot owned by that abutter;

(d) All easements of record and all easements to be granted across any lot for which approval is requested;

(e) The topography of the subject property, with elevations referenced to mean sea level (M.S.L.) or to the mean high water level of the nearest surface water or to other local bench mark, shown as follows:

(f) The location of any part of the subject property that lies within a special flood hazard area;

(g) The location of any part of the subject property that is subject to deeded rights of flowage;

(h) The location of all surface waters and wetlands on or within 75 feet of the subject property, identified in accordance with Env-Wq 1014.06;

(i) A note certifying that all wetlands have been delineated in accordance with Env-Wq 1014.06 and identifying who performed the delineation and the month and year in which it was done;

(j) The location of existing and proposed culverts and dredge and fill areas;

(k) Proposed lot boundaries and, for each lot:

(l) For each lot having shoreland frontage, the:

(m) The location of:

(n) All ledge outcrops within 75 feet of:

(o) The location of test pits and percolation tests, numbered to facilitate keying to the data required by (p) through (r), below;

(p) Percolation test results at each 4,000 ft2 area required by Env-Wq 1005.02(b)(2) or proposed EDA and the date and depth measured for each lot;

(q) For each test pit, the following information:

(r) Data for each test pit dug, shown on the plans if there is sufficient room or on attached 8-1/2-inch by 11-inch sheets, bearing the permitted designer's stamp on each sheet; and

(s) The location of the subject property on a United States Geological Survey (USGS) quadrangle map or other suitable location plan in sufficient detail so that an inspector is able to locate the site.