Connecticut § 13a-122 Installation of decorations in streets restricted.

Connecticut Statutes

§ 13a-122 — Installation of decorations in streets restricted.

Connecticut § 13a-122

Title 13aHighways and Bridges

Ch. 238Highway Construction and Maintenance

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Conn. Gen. Stat. § 13a-122 (2026).

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No person, firm or corporation, or any group or organization of persons, shall install any decorations or cause them to be installed within the limits of any highway without having received a permit to do so from the traffic authority having control of such highway. No decorations shall be so installed as to obstruct a clear view by any motor vehicle operator or pedestrian of any traffic control signal and, if such decorations include colored lights, no red, green or amber light shall be so placed as to be mistaken for a traffic control signal.

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No person, firm or corporation, or any group or organization of persons, shall install any decorations or cause them to be installed within the limits of any highway without having received a permit to do so from the traffic authority having control of such highway. No decorations shall be so installed as to obstruct a clear view by any motor vehicle operator or pedestrian of any traffic control signal and, if such decorations include colored lights, no red, green or amber light shall be so placed as to be mistaken for a traffic control signal.