(b) The report required by (a), above, shall include:

1. (1) A description of any deviations or modifications to the project as described in the application were made, and if so, why;
2. (2) A detailed explanation of the findings of the study, formatted as either a technical report or as a scientific paper manuscript, including sections for introduction, methods, results and a discussion of findings, as well tables and figures as may be appropriate to relay data collected as part of the study;
3. (3) Whether the goals of the project were achieved, and if not achieved, the likely reason(s) why; and

4. (4) The final actual budget for the project, highlighting any amendments made during the course of the project, and including the types and amount of match contributed towards the grant.

   Source. (See Revision Note #2 at chapter heading for Env-Wq 1300) #10696, eff 10-18-14

   Appendix A: State Statutes Implemented

   Rule

   State Statute(s) Implemented

   Env-Wq 1301

   RSA 487:15 - 23

   Env-Wq 1302

   RSA 487:15 - 23

   Env-Wq 1303

   RSA 487:16-a

   Env-Wq 1304

   RSA 487:17, II(d)

   Env-Wq 1305

   RSA 487:17, II(c)

   Env-Wq 1306

   RSA 487:17, :20, :21

   Env-Wq 1306.01

   RSA 487:17, I(c), II, & III; RSA 487:18, :20, :21

   Env-Wq 1306.04(a)

   RSA 487:17, :18

   Env-Wq 1307

   RSA 487:17, :18, :20, :21, :22

   Env-Wq 1307.01

   RSA 487:17, I(c), II, & III; RSA 487:18, :20, :21

   Env-Wq 1308

   RSA 487:26-29

   Env-Wq 1309

   RSA 487:26-29

   Appendix B: Statutory Definitions

   271:20-a Definition of Public Access. –

   I. Public access to public waters means legal passage to any of the public waters of the state by way of designated contiguous land owned or controlled by a state agency, assuring that all members of the public shall have access to and use of the public waters for recreational purposes.

   II. Public access also means that no barriers or other impediments shall exist in the roads and ways leading to any of the public waters.

   485-A:2 Definitions. –

   IX. “Person” means any municipality, governmental subdivision, public or private corporation, individual, partnership, or other entity.

   XIV. “Surface waters of the state” means perennial and seasonal streams, lakes, ponds, and tidal waters within the jurisdiction of the state, including all streams, lakes, or ponds bordering on the state, marshes, water courses, and other bodies of water, natural or artificial.

   487:16 Definitions. – In this subdivision:

   II. The term “exotic aquatic weeds” includes only those species of vascular aquatic plants which were not part of New Hampshire's native aquatic flora before 1950. Cabomba caroliniana and Myriophyllum heterophyllum are examples of exotic aquatic weeds.