The resolution HR 13 urges the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services to reject any proposals for a landfill near Forest Lake State Park in Dalton, New Hampshire. It highlights the state's dedication to protecting public health, the environment, and natural resources, while emphasizing the park's historical significance and its importance for recreational activities. The resolution outlines the potential adverse effects of a landfill on the park's ecosystem, public health, and the local economy, particularly concerning tourism and outdoor recreation, which are crucial to New Hampshire's identity and economic well-being.

Furthermore, the resolution stresses the need to preserve New Hampshire's natural resources, including wetlands and waterways, which play vital roles in flood control, water quality, and habitat conservation. It argues that the nuisances and health risks associated with landfills are incompatible with the park's environment and the surrounding community. Ultimately, the resolution asserts that the risks of permitting a landfill near Forest Lake State Park far outweigh any potential benefits, calling for the protection of the state's natural landscapes and the welfare of its citizens. The resolution also mandates that copies be sent to relevant officials to ensure they are aware of the General Court's position on this matter.