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CT HB06892
Bill
Status
6/7/2023
Primary Sponsor
Planning and Development Committee
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AI Summary
Public Act No. 23-33 Summary
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Reduces the population threshold for municipalities to file receiver petitions for blighted building rehabilitation from 35,000 to 15,000 residents, effective October 1, 2023.
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Expands municipal blight regulation authority to include commercial real property (previously limited to housing), with civil penalties of up to $150/day for occupied properties and $250/day for vacant properties, escalating to $1,000/day for third violations within 12 months.
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Increases littering fines from $199 to $500 maximum, with municipalities able to assess additional administrative penalties up to $500 for litter including furniture or discarded items.
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Requires municipalities to send copies of demolition or disposal notices and cost notices to lienholders of record via first class mail to their current or last-known address.
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Modifies nuisance abatement procedures for tenement houses to remove requirements that mortgagees and lienors be served with receiver appointment court orders.
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Municipal Blight Ordinances And The Fine For Littering.
Last Action
Signed by the Governor
6/7/2023