Conn. Agencies Regs. § 22a-30-7 - Processing of an application
(a)
Copies of
application to be provided. The commissioner shall cause copies of all
complete applications submitted under these regulations to be provided to all
persons required to receive such applications pursuant to section
22a-32
of the General Statutes.
(b)
Public notice. Following the receipt of a complete application,
the commissioner shall publish a public notice of his intent to conduct or
waive a hearing on such application in a newspaper having general circulation
in the town or towns in which the proposed regulated activity or any part
thereof is located. Such notice shall contain the information listed in
subsection (c) and shall be issued in accordance with the provisions of
sections
22a-361
and
22a-32
of the General Statutes.
(c)
Content of public notices. Public notices issued pursuant to
subsection (b) of these regulations shall include at a minimum the following:
(1) A reference to the particular sections of
the statutes and regulations pertinent to the consideration of the
application;
(2) A short and plain
statement of the matters relevant to the consideration and evaluation of the
application including:
(A) A concise
description of the proposed activity;
(B) The specific geographic location of the
activity or address of the property on which the proposed activity is to
occur;
(C) The name of the
applicant and his designated agent if applicable;
(D) The name of the owner of record of the
property on which the proposed regulated activity is to be conducted, if the
applicant is not the owner;
(E)
Where applicable, the ecological unit, subdivision, drawing and parcel
number(s) from the wetland map showing the wetland on which the proposed
regulated activity is to be conducted;
(F) The date of the plans showing the
proposed activity;
(G) The address
and location of the office(s) at which the complete applications on file for
inspection; and
(H) Any additional
information the commissioner deems necessary.
(3) In the event a hearing is to be held, a
statement of the date, time, place, nature of the hearing and a statement of
the legal authority and jurisdiction under which the hearing is to be
held;
(4) In the event the hearing
is proposed to be waived, a comment period for receipt of written comments on
the application. The comment period shall run for a period not less than forty
(40) days nor more than forty-five (45) days from the date of issuance of the
notice of intent to waive the public hearing.
(5) The commissioner's tentative decision
regarding the application, pursuant to sections
22a-32
and
22a-361
of the General Statutes.
(d)
Hearing upon receipt of a
petition. When the commissioner receives a petition submitted in
accordance with section
22a-32
of the General Statutes, he shall hold a public hearing on the application in
question and shall publish a public notice of said hearing in accordance with
said section.
(e)
Copies of
public notices of applications to be provided. The commissioner shall
provide, by certified mail, return receipt requested, copies of all public
notices of applications issued pursuant to section
22a-32
of the General Statutes to all persons required to receive such notice under
sections
22a-32
and
22a-361
of the General Statutes.
The commissioner may provide, by first class mail, copies of all public notices of application issued pursuant to section 22a-32 of the General Statutes to the following persons or agencies:
(9) Any state, federal and municipal agencies
whose regulatory or managerial functions or interests are affected by the
project or its effect on the wetland as determined by the
commissioner;
(10) Other persons or
agencies which have indicated in writing to the commissioner, their desire to
receive such notices.
Notes
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