Fibers are like tiny little rods or tubes-much longer than they are wide. Just about any fiber that you can think of is a polymer. (I guess that if it's a metal, it's called a wire, not a fiber!). Fibers can be natural-from plant or animals, or synthetic-made by people.
Accessory uses and structures. (A) A structure or use which is clearly incidental to a principal structure or use, and is located on the same lot with the principal structure or use, is an accessory use. All accessory uses are subject to the restrictions in this section.
The statute defines accessory dwelling units (ADUs) as residential living units that are within or attached to a single family dwelling, and provide independent living facilities for one or more persons. Download the new publication, Accessory Dwelling Units in New Hampshire: A Guide for Municipalities (1/17/18) Request for Proposals for ADU Guide for Homeowners