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COPY THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE SUPREME COURT In Case No. 2016-0395, Appeal of City of Concord, the court on August 11, 2016, issued the following order: On July 22, 2016, the City of Concord filed an appeal document. The appeal document does not provide sufficient information for the court to determine whether the various intervenors intend to participate in this appeal through their designated spokespersons; nor does it identify the mailing addresses for the spokespersons. Accordingly, on or before August 22, 2016, the City of Concord shall provide a copy of the following documents to the designated spokesperson for each of the groups of intervenors listed on pages 2 through 11 of the appeal document: (1) this order; (2) the disclosure letter concerning the relationship between Eileen Fox, the clerk of this court, and Attorney Thomas B. Getz; and (3) the disclosure letter concerning the relationship between Justice Carol Ann Conboy and the law firm of McLane Middleton. The City of Concord shall contemporaneously file with this court a written certification that it has provided copies of those documents to the spokesperson for each of the groups of intervenors listed on pages 2 through 11 of the appeal document. On or before August 31, 2016, any intervenor group (including a group with just one member) that intends to participate in this appeal through its designated spokesperson shall file with this court: (1) an appearance, listing the name and mailing address of its designated spokesperson; and (2) if the spokesperson is not a member of the New Hampshire Bar, a Rule 33 affidavit from the spokesperson. The spokesperson's Rule 33 affidavit must disclose: (1) all of his or her misdemeanor and felony convictions (other than those in which a record of the conviction has been annulled by statute); (2) all instances in which he or she has been found by any court to have violated a court order or any provision of the rules of professional conduct applicable to nonlawyer representatives; (3) all prior proceedings in which he or she has been permitted to appear, plead, prosecute or defend any action for any party, other than himself or herself, in any court; (4) all prior proceedings in which he or she has not been permitted to appear, plead, prosecute or defend any action for any party, other than himself or herself, in any court; and (5) all prior proceedings in which his or her permission to appear, plead, prosecute or defend any action for any party, other than himself or herself, in any court has been revoked.

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COPY THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

SUPREME COURT

In Case No. 2016-0395, Appeal of City of Concord, the court on August 11, 2016, issued the following order:

On July 22, 2016, the City of Concord filed an appeal document. The appeal document does not provide sufficient information for the court to determine whether the various intervenors intend to participate in this appeal through their designated spokespersons; nor does it identify the mailing addresses for the spokespersons.

Accordingly, on or before August 22, 2016, the City of Concord shall provide a copy of the following documents to the designated spokesperson for each of the groups of intervenors listed on pages 2 through 11 of the appeal document: (1) this order; (2) the disclosure letter concerning the relationship between Eileen Fox, the clerk of this court, and Attorney Thomas B. Getz; and (3) the disclosure letter concerning the relationship between Justice Carol Ann Conboy and the law firm of McLane Middleton. The City of Concord shall contemporaneously file with this court a written certification that it has provided copies of those documents to the spokesperson for each of the groups of intervenors listed on pages 2 through 11 of the appeal document.

On or before August 31, 2016, any intervenor group (including a group with just one member) that intends to participate in this appeal through its designated spokesperson shall file with this court: (1) an appearance, listing the name and mailing address of its designated spokesperson; and (2) if the spokesperson is not a member of the New Hampshire Bar, a Rule 33 affidavit from the spokesperson. The spokesperson's Rule 33 affidavit must disclose: (1) all of his or her misdemeanor and felony convictions (other than those in which a record of the conviction has been annulled by statute); (2) all instances in which he or she has been found by any court to have violated a court order or any provision of the rules of professional conduct applicable to nonlawyer representatives; (3) all prior proceedings in which he or she has been permitted to appear, plead, prosecute or defend any action for any party, other than himself or herself, in any court; (4) all prior proceedings in which he or she has not been permitted to appear, plead, prosecute or defend any action for any party, other than himself or herself, in any court; and (5) all prior proceedings in which his or her permission to appear, plead, prosecute or defend any action for any party, other than himself or herself, in any court has been revoked.

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Following responses to this order, a further order will be issued concerning processing of the appeal.

This order is entered by a single justice (Lynn, J.). See Rule 21 (7).

Distribution:

Eileen Fox, Clerk

New Hampshire Site Evaluation Committee, 2015-06 Danielle L. Pacik, Esquire Barry Needleman, Esquire Adam M. Dumville, Esquire Thomas B. Getz, Esquire Viggo Fish, Esquire Jeremy T. Walker, Esquire Rebecca S. Walkley, Esquire George D. Bisbee, Esquire Christopher J. All warden, Esquire Marvin Paul Bellis, Esquire Elizabeth Maldonado, Esquire Wilbur A. Glahn, III, Esquire Peter C.L. Roth, Esquire Thomas J. Pappas, Esquire File

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