Conn. Agencies Regs. § 16-43-2 - Requirement of approval
(a) No public
service company shall, directly or indirectly, sell, lease, assign, or
otherwise dispose of or cease to own any interest in land, buildings, real
estate fixtures or any other interest in real estate unless it shall first have
applied for and received the approval of the commission in the manner provided
by the Rules of Practice of the commission.
(b) For the purpose of determining whether or
not the proposed transaction is subject to its approval, as aforesaid, the
commission shall consider and make a finding of fact as to whether or not the
subject real property is an essential part of the franchise of the public
service company or is necessary or useful in the performance of the duty of the
public service company to the public. For the purposes of this section, plant
under construction shall be presumed to be necessary in the performance of the
public service company's duty to the public and applications must be presented
to the commission regarding disposition of said plant or its output either
directly or indirectly.
(c) The
commission shall consider and make a finding of fact as to whether such
interest in real property consists of a parcel of unimproved real property
containing three (3) acres or more or is in any way subject to acquisition by
any municipality or the state for any purpose authorized by law.
(d) In deciding whether or not to grant such
approval the commission shall make a finding as to whether or not such interest
in land, buildings, real estate fixtures or other interest in real estate is to
be sold, leased, assigned or otherwise disposed of for a consideration that is
equal in amount to the fair market value thereof. In the event the commission
finds that consideration equals an amount less than such fair market value,
then the commission shall further consider whether the acceptance of that
consideration by the public service company adversely affects the interests of
the stockholders and owners or of the customers of the public service
company.
Notes
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