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2011 Connecticut Code
Title 32 Commerce and Economic and Community Development
Chapter 578 Department of Economic and Community Development
- Sec. 32-1. Members.
- Sec. 32-1a. Short title: State Commerce Act.
- Sec. 32-1b. Department of Economic and Community Development established.
- Sec. 32-1c. Powers and duties of commissioner.
- Sec. 32-1d. Deputy commissioner, appointment and functions.
- Sec. 32-1e. Plan for support and promotion of industries using recycled materials.
- Sec. 32-1f. (Formerly Sec. 16a-35b). Duties of commissioner re Connecticut's future.
- Sec. 32-1g. Connecticut competitiveness index.
- Secs. 32-1h to 32-1j. Reports re financial assistance programs administered by commissioner. Reports re program objectives, measures and standards; economic analysis of program performance. Reports re sectors of state economy.
- Sec. 32-1k. Definitions.
- Sec. 32-1l. Powers.
- Sec. 32-1m. Annual report re activities of Department of Economic and Community Development.
- Sec. 32-1n. Reports re funding for economic and industry cluster initiatives.
- Sec. 32-1o. State economic strategic plan.
- Sec. 32-1p. Powers and duties re digital media and motion picture activities. Annual report.
- Sec. 32-1q. Notification to department of digital media or motion picture-related requests for proposals issued by a state agency.
- Sec. 32-1r. Report on business tax credit and abatement programs.
- Secs. 32-2 and 32-2a. Expenses; director. Bonding of commission members and employees.
- Sec. 32-3. Duties of department; Connecticut Development Authority.
- Secs. 32-3a, 32-3b and 32-4. Industrial modernization program; advisory committee. Advisory Committee on High Unemployment Areas; appointment; duties. Meetings; regulations; reports; audits.
- Sec. 32-4a. Assistance to Connecticut Economic Resource Center, Incorporated.
- Sec. 32-4b. State Economic Development Advisory Board.
- Secs. 32-4c and 32-4d.
- Sec. 32-4e. Definition of economic cluster.
- Sec. 32-4f. (Formerly Sec. 4-70d). Connecticut Economic Conference Board. Economic cluster conference and report.
- Sec. 32-4g. Economic cluster report by the Commissioner of Economic and Community Development.
- Sec. 32-4h. Economic cluster bond funds report.
- Sec. 32-5. Receipts.
- Sec. 32-5a. Conditions re relocation of certain businesses which received state financial assistance.
- Sec. 32-5b. Deadlines for approval or disapproval of applications for financial assistance.
- Sec. 32-6. Connecticut building at Eastern States Exposition.
- Sec. 32-6a. Committee for the Restoration of Historic Assets in Connecticut. Grants. Eligibility of greenways projects. Regulations. "Historical asset" defined.
- Secs. 32-6b to 32-6g.
- Sec. 32-6h. One-stop business licensing center.
- Sec. 32-6i. Connecticut Economic Information System Steering Committee.
- Sec. 32-6j. Assistance of Labor Commissioner in job-training activities.
- Sec. 32-6k. Impact statements submitted to the Connecticut Transportation Strategy Board.
- Sec. 32-6l. Promotion of market areas surrounding rail and bus terminals, airports and ports around the state.
- Sec. 32-7. Financial and technical assistance to municipal and regional economic development agencies. Applications.
- Secs. 32-7a to 32-7d.
- Sec. 32-7e. Regional Economic Development Assistance Revolving Fund.
- Sec. 32-8. Administration of federal funds.
- Sec. 32-8a. Registry of electronic commerce and information technology intensive companies.
- Sec. 32-8b. Cooperative internship program.
- Sec. 32-9. Right of local redevelopment agencies to contract with federal government.
- Sec. 32-9a.
- Sec. 32-9b. Powers and duties re certain municipal development projects transferred from Community Affairs Commissioner.
- Sec. 32-9c. Transfer of powers and duties of the Connecticut Development Commission.
- Sec. 32-9d. Transfer of personnel and properties.
- Secs. 32-9e to 32-9h.
- Sec. 32-9i. Job incentive grant program for businesses in areas of high unemployment.
- Sec. 32-9j. Definitions.
- Sec. 32-9k. Business facilities qualified for job incentive grants.
- Sec. 32-9l. Determination of grant amounts. Regulations.
- Sec. 32-9m. Report.
- Sec. 32-9n. Office of Small Business Affairs.
- Sec. 32-9o. Industrial growth in areas of high unemployment. Legislative determination.
- Sec. 32-9p. *(See end of section for amended version and effective date.) Definitions.
- Sec. 32-9q. Loans for business expansion in a distressed municipality. Loans to nonprofit state or local development corporations. Transfer of certain funds to the Connecticut Growth Fund.
- Sec. 32-9r. *(See end of section for amended version and effective date.) Manufacturing facilities in distressed municipalities, targeted investment communities and enterprise zones. Service facilities. Eligibility for business tax credit and property tax exemption.
- Sec. 32-9s. *(See end of section for amended version and effective date.) State grants in lieu of taxes on exempt property of manufacturing facilities in distressed municipalities, targeted investment communities or enterprise zones and exempt property of service facilities.
- Sec. 32-9t. Urban and industrial site reinvestment program. Registration of fund managers. Tax credits.
- Sec. 32-9u. Use of North American Industrial Classification codes.
- Secs. 32-9v to 32-9z.
- Secs. 32-9aa and 32-9bb. Loans for the repair of dams. Regulations.
- Sec. 32-9cc. Office of Brownfield Remediation and Development. "Brownfields" defined.
- Sec. 32-9dd. Transfer of remediated brownfields.
- Sec. 32-9ee. Brownfield remediation pilot program and grants.
- Sec. 32-9ff. Connecticut brownfields remediation account.
- Sec. 32-9gg. Brownfield remediation funds for manufacturing facilities.
- Secs. 32-9hh to 32-9jj.
- Sec. 32-9kk. Financial assistance for eligible brownfield projects. Definitions. Grant and loan programs. Brownfield remediation and development account.
- Sec. 32-9ll. Abandoned brownfield cleanup program.
- Sec. 32-9mm.
- Secs. 32-9nn to 32-9pp. Loans for business disruption caused by road and bridge repair. Road and Bridge Repair Business Disruption Trust Fund. Bond issue.
- Sec. 32-9qq. Business outreach center challenge grants. Eligibility of greenways projects.
- Secs. 32-9rr and 32-9ss. Connecticut business recruitment task force. Export-trade panel established to assist small and medium-sized businesses expand exports of Connecticut products to international markets.
- Sec. 32-9tt. Funding for businesses new to exporting.
- Sec. 32-9uu. Program to increase entrepreneurial potential in the inner cities.
- Sec. 32-9vv. Connecticut Hydrogen-Fuel Cell Coalition.
- Sec. 32-9ww. Fuel cell economic development plan. Reports.
- Sec. 32-9xx. Small Business Advisory Board.
- Sec. 32-9yy. Connecticut Credit Consortium. Small business assistance account.
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