Connecticut Statutes

§ 22a-363d — Emergency authorization. Expiration.

Connecticut·Title 22a Environmental Protection·Ch. 446i Water Resources. Invasive Plants
In situations which may result in immediate, unforeseen and unacceptable hazards to life, health or welfare or significant loss of property if corrective action otherwise requiring a permit or a certificate of permission is not undertaken, the commissioner shall expeditiously approve or deny, upon notification and request by the affected property owner, the authorized person or the appropriate federal, state or local authority, the issuance of an emergency authorization to take any corrective action the commissioner deems necessary. The commissioner shall establish the duration of the emergency authorization and such emergency authorization may be extended for a specified period of time if, after all reasonable efforts by the applicant, the emergency has not been abated or for other reason

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Legislative History

(P.A. 90-111, S. 3.)

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