Conn. Agencies Regs. § 22a-39-3.1 - Uses permitted as of right
The following operations and uses shall be permitted in inland wetlands and water courses, as of right:
a. Grazing, farming, nurseries, gardening,
and harvesting of crops and farm ponds of three acres or less;
b. A residential home (i) for which a
building permit has been issued or (ii) on a subdivision lot, providing the
permit has been issued or the subdivision has been approved as of the effective
date of promulgation of municipal regulations pursuant to the Act or in the
absence thereof, as of the effective date of these regulations, whichever
occurs first;
c. Boat anchorage or
mooring;
d. Uses incidental for the
enjoyment and maintenance of a residential property, such property defined as
the largest minimum residential lot site permitted anywhere in the
municipality, provided that in any town where there are no zoning regulations
establishing minimum residential lot sites, the largest minimum lot site shall
be two acres. Such incidental uses shall include maintenance of existing
structures and landscaping, but shall not include removal or deposition of
substantial amounts of material from or into a wetland or water course, or
diversion or alteration of a water course;
e. Construction and operation, by water
companies as defined in Section
16-1 of
the General Statutes, or by municipal water supply systems as provided for in
Chapter 102 of the General Statutes, of dams, reservoirs and other facilities
necessary to the impounding, storage and withdrawal of water in connection with
public water supplies, except as provided in Sections 25-110 and 25-112 of the
General Statutes, as amended.
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