Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22a - Environmental Protection › 174 - Abatement of Air Pollution › Section 22a-174-2a - Procedural requirements for new source review and Title V permitting

Current through July 10, 2024
(a)
Signatory Responsibilities
(1) Any document, such as a permit
			 application, report or certification, submitted to the commissioner shall be
			 signed by any of the following individuals:
(A) For an individual or sole proprietorship:
			 by the individual or proprietor, respectively;
(B) For a corporation: by any officer in
			 charge of a principal business function, an employee who performs similar
			 policy or decision-making functions, or a duly authorized representative of
			 such officer or employee, provided that such officer, employee or
			 representative is authorized to execute legally binding documents on behalf of
			 such corporation;
(C) For a
			 partnership: by a general partner;
(D) For a municipality: by the ranking
			 elected official or the person authorized as the principal executive officer by
			 charter or resolution of the board of selectmen or town council or other
			 governing body, or a duly authorized representative of such municipality if:
(i) The ranking elected official or person
			 authorized as principal executive officer gives a delegation of signatory
			 authority in writing to the duly authorized representative,
(ii) such duly authorized representative is
			 responsible for the overall operation of the operating facility applying for or
			 subject to a permit, and
(iii) the
			 delegation of signatory authority to such duly authorized representative is
			 submitted to and approved in advance by the commissioner in writing prior to
			 the submission of any document;
(E) For a federal entity: by the principal
			 executive officer, statutorily authorized official, or by a federal employee or
			 any other representative who has received legal delegation of authority. For
			 the purpose of this subparagraph, a principal executive officer of a federal
			 agency or department includes the chief executive officer having responsibility
			 for the overall operations of a principal geographic unit of the agency or
			 department;
(F) For a state entity:
			 by the statutorily authorized official, ranking elected official or principal
			 executive officer;
(G) For a
			 limited liability company: by any member, manager, officer, employee or a duly
			 authorized representative of the limited liability company provided that such
			 member, manager, officer or employee or representative is authorized to execute
			 legally binding documents on behalf of such limited liability
			 company;
(H) For a limited
			 liability partnership: by any limited partner, officer, employee or a duly
			 authorized representative of the limited liability partnership provided that
			 such limited partner, officer or employee or representative is authorized to
			 execute legally binding documents on behalf of such limited liability
			 partnership; or
(I) For any
			 organization not listed above, the commissioner may require the owner or
			 operator of the source to provide adequate documentation that such person is
			 authorized by such organization to execute and deliver in the name of and on
			 behalf of such organization any document set forth in this
			 subdivision.