Conn. Agencies Regs. § 16-1-134 - Uncontested Proceedings. When appropriate
(a) Sections
16-1-134 to
16-1-137,
inclusive, of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies shall not apply to
declaratory ruling proceedings. The Authority shall hold an uncontested
proceeding when specifically required by statute or regulation. The Authority
may hold an uncontested proceeding on its own motion or in response to a
request, petition or application that is not a contested case for purposes of
section
4-166 of the
Connecticut General Statutes. Unless otherwise required by statute or
regulation, there is no right to a hearing in an uncontested proceeding. The
conducting of an elective hearing held in the agency's sole discretion pursuant
to section
16-1-136
of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies shall not cause such
uncontested proceeding to become a contested case for purposes of sections
4-166,
4-183 or
any other provision of Chapter 54 of the Connecticut General
Statutes.
(b) No later than 60 days
after the initiation of an uncontested proceeding, the Authority shall issue a
notice of proceeding to designated participants and make available on the
Authority's website a time schedule and service list pertaining to the
proceeding. The notice of proceeding shall specify the docket number and title
of the proceeding, the legal authority and jurisdiction under which the
proceeding is to be conducted, and the purpose and other procedural
requirements of the proceeding.
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