Conn. Agencies Regs. § 22a-163f-4 - Designation of most affected neighboring municipality
(a)
Petition. For the purposes
of ad hoc representation on the council and on the local project review
committee, any municipality may petition the council in writing for
consideration as the neighboring municipality likely to be most affected by the
proposed facility. Such a petition shall be filed no later than 20 days after
an application for a certificate is filed with the council and shall
specifically identify the reasons and provide supporting data, if available,
why the municipality believes it should be designated as the most affected
neighboring municipality.
(b)
Considerations. No sooner than 20 days and no later than 30 days
after receiving an application for a certificate, the permanent members of the
council shall determine the neighboring municipality likely to be most affected
by the proposed facility. In making its determination, the council may consider
any relevant information contained in the application for the certificate and
in petitions filed by municipalities pursuant to this section. The council
shall, at a minimum, give reasonable consideration to the following
information:
(1) Description and location of
the proposed facility and proximity to neighboring municipalities;
(2) Air quality and movement, surface and
groundwater conditions and movement, and proximity to water company facilities
and property;
(3) Human population
density in the area of the proposed facility, including neighboring
municipalities; and
(4) Traffic
data, including transportation routes.
Notes
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