There is a newer version of the Connecticut General Statutes
2009 Connecticut Code
Title 22a Environmental Protection
Chapter 446i Water Resources
- Sec. 22a-336. (Formerly Sec. 25-2). Cooperation with other agencies. Right of entry in performance of duty.
- Sec. 22a-337. (Formerly Sec. 25-3). Commissioner's powers.
- Secs. 22a-338 and 22a-339. (Formerly Secs. 25-3b and 25-3c). Algae abatement and control program. Reimbursement of towns and lake authorities for algae and aquatic weed control programs.
- Sec. 22a-339a. Grants to improve water quality of lakes used for public recreation.
- Sec. 22a-339b. Criteria for grants. Public benefit.
- Sec. 22a-339c. Grant conditions.
- Sec. 22a-339d. Regulations.
- Sec. 22a-339e. Municipal assessment for costs of lake management implementation measures.
- Sec. 22a-339f. Pilot program for lake preservation.
- Sec. 22a-339g. Control of nonnative invasive plant species.
- Sec. 22a-339h. Lake Beseck. Water level draw downs.
- Sec. 22a-340. (Formerly Sec. 25-3d). Channels for access to and from deep water to uplands.
- Sec. 22a-341. (Formerly Sec. 25-4). Approval of agreements or compacts.
- Sec. 22a-342. (Formerly Sec. 25-4a). Establishment of stream channel encroachment lines. Permits for encroachments, required findings. Fees.
- Sec. 22a-342a. Civil penalty.
- Sec. 22a-343. (Formerly Sec. 25-4b). Determination of lines.
- Sec. 22a-344. (Formerly Sec. 25-4c). Public hearing. Order establishing lines.
- Sec. 22a-345. (Formerly Sec. 25-4d). Nonconforming uses. Taking of existing structures by commissioner.
- Sec. 22a-346. (Formerly Sec. 25-4e.) Encroachment as nuisance.
- Sec. 22a-347. (Formerly Sec. 25-4f). Regulations and procedures.
- Sec. 22a-348. (Formerly Sec. 25-4g). Municipal powers.
- Sec. 22a-349. (Formerly Sec. 25-4h). Permitted agricultural or farming uses. Permitted uses within stream channel encroachment lines.
- Sec. 22a-349a. General permits for minor activities. Regulations.
- Sec. 22a-350. (Formerly Sec. 25-5). Study of conditions relating to flood control.
- Sec. 22a-351. (Formerly Sec. 25-5a). Inventory of groundwater and surface water resources. Study of water policy needs.
- Sec. 22a-352. (Formerly Sec. 25-5b). Long-range plan for management of water resources.
- Sec. 22a-353. (Formerly Sec. 25-5c). Duties of Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management. Grants to regional planning agencies. Federal funds.
- Sec. 22a-354. (Formerly Sec. 25-5d). Appropriation of bond proceeds.
- Sec. 22a-354a. "Existing well fields" and "potential well fields", defined.
- Sec. 22a-354b. Standards for modeling and mapping of locations of aquifers.
- Sec. 22a-354c. Mapping of well fields by water companies.
- Sec. 22a-354d. Completion of mapping of well fields.
- Sec. 22a-354e. Inventory of land uses overlying aquifers.
- Sec. 22a-354f. Guidelines for inventory.
- Sec. 22a-354g. Findings.
- Sec. 22a-354h. Definitions.
- Sec. 22a-354i. Regulations.
- Sec. 22a-354j. Consistency of aquifer regulations with regulations re farm resources management plans.
- Sec. 22a-354k. Groundwater education program.
- Sec. 22a-354l. Model municipal aquifer protection ordinance.
- Sec. 22a-354m. Farm resources management plans.
- Sec. 22a-354n. Delineation of aquifer protection areas on maps prepared by zoning commissions, planning commissions or planning and zoning commissions. Challenges to boundaries.
- Sec. 22a-354o. Municipal aquifer protection agency: Creation; members; regulation; training. Fines.
- Sec. 22a-354p. Municipal aquifer protection agency: Regulations, permits, fees. Approval of regulations. Authority of commissioner. Submission of documents.
- Sec. 22a-354q. Appeals.
- Sec. 22a-354r. Findings on appeal. Setting aside or modifying action. Authority to purchase land.
- Sec. 22a-354s. Penalty. Court orders.
- Sec. 22a-354t. Revocation of municipal authority to regulate aquifer protection areas.
- Sec. 22a-354u. Incentive program for public recognition of users of land within aquifer protection areas who implement innovative approaches to groundwater protection.
- Sec. 22a-354v. Technical training classes for members and staff of municipal aquifer protection agencies.
- Sec. 22a-354w. Guidelines for acquisition of lands surrounding public water supply well fields.
- Sec. 22a-354x. Duties of the commissioner. Technical, coordinating and research services. Supervision. Powers of the commissioner. Annual report.
- Sec. 22a-354y. Preparation of municipal assistance program by water companies.
- Sec. 22a-354z. Mapping by water companies of areas of contribution and recharge areas for existing and potential stratified drift wells.
- Sec. 22a-354aa. Strategic groundwater monitoring program in aquifer protection areas.
- Sec. 22a-354bb. Inventory of agricultural land uses overlying mapped well fields.
- Sec. 22a-355. (Formerly Sec. 25-5e). Land sales by water companies. Commissioner's duties.
- Sec. 22a-356. (Formerly Sec. 25-5f). Cost estimates re groundwater recharge and discharge.
- Sec. 22a-357. (Formerly Sec. 25-6). Special reports.
- Sec. 22a-358. (Formerly Sec. 25-7a). Sale of water by public water systems.
- Sec. 22a-359. (Formerly Sec. 25-7b). Regulation of dredging and erection of structures and placement of fill in tidal, coastal or navigable waters. Sunken or grounded vessels.
- Sec. 22a-360. (Formerly Sec. 25-7c). Establishment of boundaries.
- Sec. 22a-361. (Formerly Sec. 25-7d). Permit for dredging or erection of structures, placement of fill or mooring areas. Regulations. General permits. Removal of sand and gravel. Fee.
- Sec. 22a-361a. Civil penalty.
- Sec. 22a-362. (Formerly Sec. 25-7e). Violations as public nuisance.
- Sec. 22a-363. (Formerly Sec. 25-7f). Penalty for violation.
- Sec. 22a-363a. Definitions.
- Sec. 22a-363b. Activities eligible for certificate of permission. Exemptions. Issuance of certificate. Failure of commissioner to respond.
- Sec. 22a-363c. Application fee.
- Sec. 22a-363d. Emergency authorization. Expiration.
- Sec. 22a-363e. Failure to comply with order. Littoral owner as responsible party.
- Sec. 22a-363f. Cease and desist orders. Hearing. Decision.
- Sec. 22a-364. (Formerly Sec. 25-8). Stream gauging stations.
- Sec. 22a-365. Short title: Connecticut Water Diversion Policy Act.
- Sec. 22a-366. Legislative findings.
- Sec. 22a-367. Definitions.
- Sec. 22a-368. Registration of existing diversions. Permits. Transfer.
- Sec. 22a-368a. Reporting of current operating data.
- Sec. 22a-369. Application for permit. Information required.
- Sec. 22a-370. Notice to town re application.
- Sec. 22a-371. Request for additional information. Notice of completed application. Notice of hearing. Waiver of hearing.
- Sec. 22a-372. Commencement of hearing. Application and documents available for public inspection. Parties to proceedings. Regulations. Fees.
- Sec. 22a-373. Decision.
- Sec. 22a-374. Appeals.
- Sec. 22a-375. Investigation, suspension or revocation of permits. Inventory of diversions.
- Sec. 22a-376. Injunctions. Forfeiture. Penalties.
- Sec. 22a-377. Exemptions. Regulations.
- Sec. 22a-378. Water supply emergency. Violation of water supply emergency order.
- Sec. 22a-378a. General permits for minor activities. Regulations.
- Sec. 22a-379. Diversion permit. Fee.
- Sec. 22a-380. Water resources policy.
- Sec. 22a-381. Invasive Plants Council: Membership; meetings.
- Sec. 22a-381a. Duties and recommendations of the Invasive Plants Council.
- Sec. 22a-381b. Listing of invasive and potentially invasive plants by council. Criteria for listing. Approval by majority of council's membership.
- Sec. 22a-381c. Prohibition on purchase of invasive or potentially invasive plants by state agencies.
- Sec. 22a-381d. Prohibited actions concerning certain invasive plants. Municipal ordinances re invasive plants.
- Sec. 22a-382.
- Secs. 22a-383 to 22a-390. (Formerly Secs. 25-10 to 25-12, 25-14 to 25-18). Removal of sand and gravel from lands under tidal and coastal waters.
- Secs. 22a-391 to 22a-400.
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