Conn. Agencies Regs. § 15-9-2 - Qualifications, appointment and removal of hearing officers
(a) Hearing officers shall be appointed by
the chief executive officer of each town, except that when two or more towns
join in making such appointment, they shall appoint one hearing officer among
the several towns involved.
(b) No
person shall be appointed to the position of hearing officer unless such person
is:
(1) At least eighteen (18) years of
age;
(2) In the opinion of the
appointing official, a person capable of fairly administering the applicable
provisions of law based on such person's background and experience, including,
but not limited to, his education and special skills and training in small boat
handling and mooring systems;
(3) A
person possessing basic knowledge and experience concerning small boat
nomenclature, ground tackle as it relates to moorings, anchoring etiquette and
the display of appropriate signals while anchored.
(c) The names and addresses of the hearing
officers shall be sent by the appointing official to the Commissioner of
Transportation.
(d) Any hearing
officer whose personal interests do or may give the appearance of conflict with
his official responsibilities herein enumerated shall remove himself from
presiding over any such hearing, and in such case the appointing official shall
appoint a substitute hearing officer for that hearing.
(e) Any hearing officer may be removed for
cause at any time by the appointing official when such official deems
sufficient.
(f) Each hearing
officer shall serve a two (2) year term, subject to re-appointment.
Notes
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