Connecticut Statutes
§ 8-2c — Payment of a fee in lieu of parking requirements.
Notwithstanding the provisions of any special act, any town, city or borough having zoning authority pursuant to this chapter or any special act or planning authority pursuant to chapter 126 or any special act may, by regulation of the authority exercising zoning or planning power, provide that an applicant may be allowed to pay a fee to the town, city or borough in lieu of any requirement to provide parking spaces in connection with any use of land pursuant to any zoning or planning regulations adopted by such zoning or planning authority. Such regulation shall provide that no such fee shall be accepted by the town, city or borough unless the authority exercising zoning or planning power has found and declared that the number of parking spaces which would be required in connection with su
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Legislative History
(P.A. 84-497; P.A. 85-164; P.A. 90-286, S. 7, 9.) History: P.A. 85-164 inserted provisions allowing payments in cases where parking could not be physically located on the subject parcel of land and requiring a two-thirds vote in such cases; P.A. 90-286 authorized the use of the proceeds of the fund for the “operating expenses” of transit facilities designed to reduce reliance on private automobiles.
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