1.
No sewerage from any city, town or village system of sewerage, or from any private sewer, or from any cottage, hotel, farmhouse, boardinghouse, camp or other abode, or from any privy, stable or outbuilding, shall be allowed to enter Lakes Winnipesaukee or Paugus.
2.
No person shall discharge from or off a vessel, cruiser, boat, houseboat, wharf, or from a structure of any kind, whether on the water or on the ice, or from any tank or receptacle thereon or therein contained, any excrement or urine into the waters of Lake Winnipesaukee or Lake Paugus.
[Amended 8-4-1942]
3.
No person shall maintain in any boat or structure on said waters, or on the ice thereof, any privy, or any wastes closet, tank or receptacle having a fixed discharge below the water line, or any pump connected therewith to facilitate such wastes discharge into the water. Provided, that nothing herein shall affect boats or structures equipped with suitable means for discharging wastes into a sewer, or other means of land disposal not in violation of these regulations, and the operators or occupants of which boats or structures have bona fide arrangements for so doing and do so discharge.
[Amended 8-4-1942]
4.
No sewerage or drainage of any kind from any public building or buildings, and no animal or vegetable matter, or vehicle containing or having contained the same, and no deleterious matter of any kind shall be deposited in the water of said lakes, or upon the banks of said lakes where it may contaminate the waters of the same.
5.
Any town or city bordering upon the said lakes shall construct such sewerage systems as may be necessary to relieve any village or congested sections so that the inhabitants thereof may comply with these regulations.
6.
The local Boards of Health of towns and cities bordering on the shores of these lakes shall cause printed copies of these regulations to be posted conspicuously in different parts of the said towns and cities, and also cause them to be published in such newspapers as are issued in the said towns and cities bordering on said lakes, and they shall take such other measures as may be deemed necessary to advise all owners or occupiers of estates, the drainage from which may enter said lakes, and all owners of boats upon said lakes, so that full notice of the provisions of these regulations shall be had by individuals and the public before the date on which they take effect.
7.
It is the duty of the local boards of health of such towns and cities as border on the said lakes to enforce these regulations.
8.
The foregoing regulations shall not in any manner affect the rules and regulations of the State Board of Health for the protection of the waters of Alton Bay promulgated July 17, 1906.
9.
These regulations shall take effect and be in force on and after January 1, 1909.
   I hereby certify that the foregoing rules and regulations were adopted at a regular meeting of the State Board of Health held at the State House, Concord, the 21st day of June 1907.
[Posted 3-1-1937]
In accordance with Sections 5, 6 and 7 of Chapter 91 of the Public Laws as amended by Section 1 of Chapter 117 of the Laws of 1935, the following SEASONAL REGULATIONS are in effect from the date hereof until revoked and the lawfully posted notices officially removed:
   All horse drawn vehicles on wheels of over 2 1/2 tons gross weight, and all motor vehicles of over seven tons gross weight, and all motor vehicles not having a width of tire on each rear wheel equal or greater than listed below are prohibited the use of all the state and state-aided highways and trunk lines within the limits of the city/town of Wolfeboro.
Gross Weight
(tons)
Rear Tire
(inches)
7
12
6
10
5 1/2
9
5
8
4 1/2
7
3 1/2
6
3
5
2 1/2
41/2
2
31/2
1 1/2 and under
3
   Semi-trailers and full trailers shall be considered as separate vehicular units and subject to the same regulations as above.
   The above regulations do not apply on the routes listed below:
Central Road
Concord to Hopkinton.
U. S. Route No. 1
Mass. Line at Seabrook to Maine Line at Portsmouth.
East Side Road
Portsmouth to Rochester
Granite State Park Road
In the City of Somersworth.
Rockingham Road
Manchester to the Massachusetts Line at Salem.
Central Road
Claremont to the Vermont Line at West Claremont.
Dartmouth College Road
Lebanon to Hanover via West Lebanon.
Daniel Webster Highway State Aid Road
Massachusetts Line at Nashua to Laconia. D. W. Highway in Pembroke to D. W. Highway in Hooksett via Suncook and Hooksett Villages.
   Police, Constables or other Administrators of the law please notice, and instructions are given to enforce the provisions of this Act the purpose of which is to protect the highways during the frost season.
"Any person violating the provisions of such posted rules and regulations shall be fined not more than $100 and shall be liable for all damage occasioned thereby."
[8-5-1964]
In accordance with RSA 262-A:72 and RSA 249:5 as amended by 1957, 181:5 a section of Route N.H. 28 in the Town of Wolfeboro, New Hampshire beginning at the Episcopal Church (just south of the Huggins Hospital) extending northerly on both sides of said highway to Birth Road a distance of approximately 1 1/2 miles is hereby restricted and within the area so described the parking of any vehicles of any type is prohibited at any time.
EXCEPTION: Parking shall be permitted from the junction of Route N.H. 109-A extending southerly to the railroad crossing on the west side of the highway, a distance of approximately 400 feet.
[8-6-1986]
In accordance with RSA 265:71 and RSA 236:1 a section of Route N.H. 109 in the Town of Wolfeboro, New Hampshire beginning at a point on both sides of the highway starting at the Entrance of the Wentworth State Park and extending in a Southern direction a distance of approximately 1,000 feet on Route N.H. 109 is hereby restricted and within the area so described the parking of vehicles of any type is prohibited at any time.
[9-18-1986]
In accordance with RSA 265:71 and RSA 236:1 a section of Route N.H. 28 in the Town of Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, beginning at a point on both sides of the highway starting at the intersection of Canapache Road and extending in a northerly direction a distance of approximately 1,600 feet on Route N.H. 28 is hereby restricted and within the area so described the parking of vehicles of any type is prohibited at any time.