Connecticut § 22a-380 Water resources policy.

Connecticut Statutes

§ 22a-380 — Water resources policy.

Connecticut § 22a-380

Title 22aEnvironmental Protection

Ch. 446iWater Resources. Invasive Plants

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Conn. Gen. Stat. § 22a-380 (2026).

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The following are declared to be the goals and policies of the state:

(1)To preserve and protect water supply watershed lands and prevent degradation of surface water and groundwaters;

(2)to protect groundwater recharge areas critical to existing and potential drinking water supplies;

(3)to make water resources conservation a priority in all decisions;

(4)to conserve water resources through technology, methods and procedures designed to promote efficient use of water and to eliminate the waste of water;

(5)to prevent contamination of water supply sources or reduction in the availability of future water supplies;

(6)to balance competing and conflicting needs for water equitably and at a reasonable cost to all citizens; and (7) to reduce or eliminate the waste of water through water su

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The following are declared to be the goals and policies of the state: (1) To preserve and protect water supply watershed lands and prevent degradation of surface water and groundwaters; (2) to protect groundwater recharge areas critical to existing and potential drinking water supplies; (3) to make water resources conservation a priority in all decisions; (4) to conserve water resources through technology, methods and procedures designed to promote efficient use of water and to eliminate the waste of water; (5) to prevent contamination of water supply sources or reduction in the availability of future water supplies; (6) to balance competing and conflicting needs for water equitably and at a reasonable cost to all citizens; and (7) to reduce or eliminate the waste of water through water supply management practices.