Connecticut § 23-81 “Connecticut Heritage Area” defined. State planning consideration and project partnering.

Connecticut Statutes

§ 23-81 — “Connecticut Heritage Area” defined. State planning consideration and project partnering.

Connecticut § 23-81

Title 23Parks, Forests and Public Shade Trees

Ch. 453Recreation and Natural Heritage Trust Program. Connecticut Heritage Areas

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Conn. Gen. Stat. § 23-81 (2026).

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(a)As used in this section, section 23-81a and section 16a-27, “Connecticut Heritage Area” means a place within the state that has been identified by the General Assembly as having significant historic, recreational, cultural, natural and scenic resources that form an important part of the state's heritage.

(b)Each state agency, department, board and commission (1) shall consider Connecticut Heritage Areas when developing planning documents and processes, and (2) may partner with the managing entities of such areas on projects concerning, but not limited to, environmental protection, heritage resource preservation, recreation, tourism and trail development.

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(a) As used in this section, section 23-81a and section 16a-27, “Connecticut Heritage Area” means a place within the state that has been identified by the General Assembly as having significant historic, recreational, cultural, natural and scenic resources that form an important part of the state's heritage. (b) Each state agency, department, board and commission (1) shall consider Connecticut Heritage Areas when developing planning documents and processes, and (2) may partner with the managing entities of such areas on projects concerning, but not limited to, environmental protection, heritage resource preservation, recreation, tourism and trail development.