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CT SB00869

Bill

Status

Engrossed

4/13/2011

Primary Sponsor

Planning and Development Committee

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Origin

Senate

2011 General Assembly

AI Summary

  • Permits for development requiring approval under zoning sections 8-3, 8-25, or 8-26 are valid for five years, with agencies able to set specific timeframes for conducting regulated activities.

  • Agencies cannot require regulated activities to be conducted in less than three years.

  • Permits for other activities are valid for a minimum of two years and maximum of five years, with no permit valid longer than ten years total.

  • Permits may be renewed upon request unless the agency finds substantial changes in circumstances or enforcement actions are pending.

  • Effective October 1, 2011; amends General Statutes section 22a-42a(d).

Legislative Description

An Act Concerning The Time In Which A Regulated Activity Must Be Conducted Under A Permit Issued By An Inland Wetlands Commission.

Last Action

House Calendar Number 328

4/15/2011

Committee Referrals

Planning and Development2/1/2011

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