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Code · Connecticut · Title 22a — Environmental Protection · CHAPTER 444a* — Harbor Management Commissions

Sec. 22a-113n. Content of plan.

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(a)The plan shall identify existing and potential harbor problems, establish goals and make recommendations for the use, development and preservation of the harbor. Such recommendations shall identify officials responsible for enforcement of the plan and propose ordinances to implement the plan. The plan shall include, but not be limited to, provisions for the orderly, safe and efficient allocation of the harbor for boating by establishing
(1)the location and distribution of seasonal moorings and anchorages,
(2)unobstructed access to and around federal navigation channels, anchorage areas and harbor facilities, and
(3)space for moorings and anchorages for transient vessels.
(b)The plan may recommend:
(1)Boundaries for development areas to be approved and established by the Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection in accordance with the provisions of section 22a-360 ;
(2)designations for channels and boat basins for approval and adoption by the Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection in accordance with the provisions of section 22a-340 ;
(3)lines designating the limits of areas for the location of vessels with persons living aboard to be approved and adopted by the director of health in accordance with section 19a-227 ;
(4)pump-out facilities, including the designation of no discharge zones in accordance with Section 312 of the federal Clean Water Act; and
(5)regulations for the operation of vessels on the harbor pursuant to the provisions of section 15-136 . Upon adoption of the plan, any recommendation made pursuant to this section shall be binding on any official of the state, municipality or any other political subdivision when making regulatory decisions or undertaking or sponsoring development affecting the area within the commission's jurisdiction, unless such official shows cause why a different action should be taken.
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