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Code · Connecticut · Title 16a — Planning and Energy Policy · CHAPTER 298 — Energy Utilization And Conservation

Sec. 16a-45. Oil burner inspection and retrofit as condition of receipt of energy or fuel assistance.

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Any person who receives any grant for energy or fuel assistance under any program financed with state funds and who owns the dwelling in which he resides where such dwelling is heated by fuel oil shall agree to permit the inspection and retrofit, if necessary, of the dwelling's fuel oil burner as a condition of receiving such state energy or fuel assistance if such inspection and retrofit is offered by the state and at no charge to such person.
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