New Hampshire law · New Hampshire Condominium Act

RSA 356-B:47-a

Flag Display

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What this section does for you

Bars a condo association from prohibiting outdoor display of the U.S. flag, allows only reasonable size/manner rules, and addresses the flag's physical extension over common-area airspace from a unit's deck or balcony.
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The statutory text

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Pursuant to the Freedom to Display the American Flag Act of 2005, Public Law 109-243, and notwithstanding any provision in the condominium instruments to the contrary, the unit owners' association shall not prohibit the outdoor display of the United States flag in a manner consistent with the United States flag code and RSA 3-E. The association may adopt reasonable rules regarding the size of the flag and the manner in which the flag is displayed. When a flag is flown from the unit owner's balcony or deck, from a bracket, the flag may extend over the vertical line of the unit owner's outboard deck line, which would put the flag into the common area, versus the unit owner's private space. Source. 2011, 127:2, eff. June 6, 2011.