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Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 39g - Produce Safety Standards › Section 22-39g-5 - Record Keeping

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) Each produce
			 farm shall keep its records in compliance with
			 21 CFR
			 112, Subpart O, as amended from time to time,
			 and shall make its records available for inspection or copying within
			 twenty-four hours of a request by the commissioner or the commissioner's
			 designated agent.
(b) Each covered
			 farm and CGAP certificate holder shall use a record keeping and coding system
			 for produce to facilitate the effective recall of produce. Such record keeping
			 system shall be capable of tracing produce placed into wholesale or retail
			 distribution back to the produce farm, and specific lot growing location.
			 Records produced pursuant to such system shall be maintained for a period of
			 time that exceeds the expected shelf life of the produce or one year, whichever
			 is longer. Such records shall be made available immediately upon request by the
			 commissioner or the commissioner's designated agent.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 39g - Produce Safety Standards › Section 22-39g-6 - Adulterated and misbranded produce, investigations

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) No
			 produce farm shall sell or offer for sale adulterated produce or misbranded
			 produce.
(b) The commissioner or
			 the commissioner's designated agent may investigate any allegation of
			 adulterated produce, misbranded produce, or illness or injury alleged to have
			 been caused by produce grown and offered for sale by a produce farm. Such
			 investigation may include inspection of any area of a produce farm, including
			 equipment, tools, vehicles for holding such produce, and any building under the
			 produce farm's control where produce is grown, harvested, packed, labeled, or
			 held. Such investigation may include obtaining samples and specimens for
			 laboratory analysis.
(c) For
			 purposes of this section and section
			 22-39g-7 of the Regulations of
			 Connecticut State Agencies, a certificate of analysis, from a laboratory of the
			 Connecticut Department of Public Health, the Connecticut Agricultural
			 Experiment Station, the University of Connecticut, the United States Food and
			 Drug Administration, the United States Department of Agriculture or other
			 accredited laboratory acceptable to the commissioner, shall be considered prima
			 facie evidence of the ingredients and constituents of any sample or specimen
			 submitted for analysis by the commissioner or the commissioner's designated
			 agent.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 51 - Connecticut Standards for Apples › Section 22-51-3 - Color requirements for specified Connecticut grades of apples, by varieties. (Repealed)

Current through July 10, 2024
For 2014 repeal, see
				  Sec.
				  54 of
				  Public
				  Act 14-187. (June 11, 2014)
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 51 - Connecticut Standards for Apples › Section 22-51-5 - Application of tolerances to individual packages (Repealed)

Current through July 10, 2024
For 2014 repeal, see
				  Sec.
				  54 of
				  Public
				  Act 14-187. (June 11, 2014)
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 54u - Honey and Maple Syrup › Section 22-54u-1 - Definitions

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) As used in this section and sections
			 22-54u-2 to
			 22-54u-6, inclusive, of the
Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies:
(1)"Adulterated product" means food that is
			 adulterated, as described in the federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act,
			 21 USC
			 342, as amended from time to time.
(2)"CFR" means the Code of Federal
			 Regulations.
(3)"Commissioner"
			 means the Commissioner of Agriculture and their designated agents.
(4)"Department" means the Connecticut
			 Department of Agriculture.
(5)"Misbranded product" means food that is
			 misbranded, as described in the federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act,
			 21 USC
			 343, as amended from time to time.
(6)"Produce" means to keep bees and harvest
			 honey, or manufacture maple syrup.
(7)"Producer" means any person, firm, entity,
			 partnership, or corporation in this state who keeps bees and harvests honey, or
			 who manufactures maple syrup.
(8)"Product" means honey produced or
			 harvested, or maple syrup manufactured, in this state.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 54u - Honey and Maple Syrup › Section 22-54u-2 - Registration for License by Producers, Exempt Producers, Fees

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) Each honey or maple syrup producer that
			 has annual gross revenues of more than $25,000 from the sale of a product or
			 products shall register annually for a license with the department, on a form
			 provided by the department, and provide, at a minimum, the following
			 information:
(1) Name of the
			 producer;
(2) Business address of
			 the producer;
(3) Address of each
			 location where a product or products will be harvested, produced or
			 manufactured; and
(4) Description
			 of the product or products.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 54u - Honey and Maple Syrup › Section 22-54u-3 - Standards for Harvesting, Producing, Processing, Labeling, Packing and Holding a Product or Products

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) Each producer
			 required to be licensed by the department shall harvest, produce, process, pack
			 and hold all products in accordance with the requirements for produce set forth
			 in 21 CFR Part 117 , as amended from time to time.
(b) If a producer required to be licensed by
			 the department produces, processes, packs or holds a product or products in a
			 private residence, it shall be in a room, separate from living quarters, with a
			 separate outside entrance.
(c) Each
			 producer shall label any product or products, if in packaged form, in
			 accordance with 21 CFR Part 101 , as amended from time to time, including the
			 following information:
(1) The common or
			 usual name of the product or products;
(2) A declaration of responsibility, the name
			 of the producer, manufacturer, or packer, as applicable, and their business
			 address. The producer, manufacturer, or packer business address may be omitted
			 if the business address can be found in a telephone directory or by an internet
			 search;
(3) Net Contents - such as
			 Net weight or volume, in both English and Metric values are required. Example:
			 1 oz. (28 grams) or ½ Gallon (1.89 L); and
(4) A statement concerning whether the
			 product or products needs refrigeration to maintain safety or quality, such as
			 "Keep Refrigerated" or "Keep Refrigerated after Opening," as is appropriate for
			 the product or products.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 54u - Honey and Maple Syrup › Section 22-54u-4 - Adulterated and Misbranded Products

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) No producer
			 shall sell, offer for sale, or provide or exchange, an adulterated product or a
			 misbranded product in the state.
(b) The commissioner shall receive
			 allegations from any source of adulterated product or products, misbranded
			 product or products, or illness or injury alleged to have been caused by a
			 product that is produced in Connecticut by in person communication, telephone,
			 mail or other electronic communication to the department. The commissioner
			 shall investigate any allegation of an adulterated product or products,
			 misbranded product or products, or illness or injury alleged to have been
			 caused by a product that is produced in Connecticut. Such investigation may
			 include inspection of any area, including equipment, tools, and of any building
			 under the producer's control where a product is produced, harvested, processed,
			 packed, or held, but shall not include a private residence. Such investigation
			 may include obtaining samples and specimens for laboratory analysis.
(c) A certificate of analysis from a
			 laboratory of the Connecticut Department of Public Health, the Connecticut
			 Agricultural Experiment Station, the United States Food and Drug
			 Administration, the United States Department of Agriculture or other accredited
			 laboratory acceptable to the commissioner, shall be considered prima facie
			 evidence of the ingredients and constituents of any sample or specimen
			 submitted for analysis by the commissioner.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 54u - Honey and Maple Syrup › Section 22-54u-5 - Inspections of Producers

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The
			 commissioner may inspect any lot, location, equipment, or building used to
			 produce, harvest, process, pack, or hold a product, excluding a private
			 residence, at a frequency to be determined by the commissioner. Such inspection
			 may include obtaining samples and specimens for laboratory analysis. A producer
			 not required to be licensed shall be exempt from the provisions of this
			 subsection except when such producer's product is the subject of a complaint to
			 the commissioner.
(b) If, after an
			 inspection, the commissioner finds any violation of sections
			 22-54u-2 to
			 22-54u-4, inclusive, of the
			 Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, the producer shall be notified in
			 writing of such finding of a violation, specifying the corrective actions
			 required to be taken, and the time period within which such corrective actions
			 shall be taken.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 57 - Registration Fees › Section 22-57-1 - Registration fees for the sale of seeds

Current through July 10, 2024
Sellers of seeds shall pay an annual registration fee of (50)
				fifty dollars to the Commissioner of Agriculture except that any person selling
				only seeds which are supplied and labeled by a registered distributor is not
				required to be registered. All registrations shall expire on March thirty-first
				of each year.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 59 - Connecticut Seed Law › Section 22-59-1 - Sampling, inspecting, analyzing, testing and examining agricultural and vegetable seed, and tolerances to be followed

Current through July 10, 2024
The terms used in seed testing and methods of
sampling, inspecting, analyzing, testing
and
examining
				agricultural and vegetable seeds, and the tolerances to be followed * * *
in the administration of chapter 424 of the general statutes shall be
				those adopted effective July 1, 1955, and as subsequently amended, by
the Association of Official Seed Analysts * * * .
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 59 - Connecticut Seed Law › Section 22-59-3 - Standards of germination for vegetable seeds

Current through July 10, 2024
The standards of germination for vegetable seeds in this state
				shall be those standards provided for by the rules and regulations of the
				Federal Seed Act. They are as follows:
Per cent
Per cent
Artichokes
60
Endive
70
Asparagus
70
Kale
75
Beans, * * * asparagus
75
Kohlrabi
75
Beans, garden
Leek
60
(varieties other than Rival, Topcrop and
						  Logan)
Lettuce
80
75
Muskmelon
75
Beans, garden,
Mustard
75
(varieties Rival, Topcrop and Logan)
70
Mustard, spinach
75
Okra
50
Beans, horde or broad
75
Onion
70
Beans, lima
70
Pak-choi
75
Beans, runner
75
Parsley
60
Beets
65
Parsnips
60
Broccoli
75
Peas
80
Brussels Sprouts
70
Pepper
55
Cabbage
75
Pe-tsai or Chinese cabbage
75
Cardoon
60
Pumpkin
75
Carrot
55
Radish
75
Cauliflower
75
Rhubarb
60
Celery and celeriac
55
Rutabaga
75
Chicory
65
Salsify
75
Citron
65
Sorrell
64
Collards
80
Soybean
75
Corn * * *
75
Spinach (except New Zealand)
60
Cornsalad (Fetticus)
70
Spinach, New Zealand
40
Cowpea
75
Squash
75
Cress, garden
75
Swiss Chard
65
Cress, water
40
Tomato
75
Cucumber
80
Tomato, husk
50
Dandelion
60
Turnip
80
Eggplant
60
Watermelon
70
Standards for vegetable seeds are subject to change. This
				department will furnish information on changes upon request.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 59 - Connecticut Seed Law › Section 22-59-5 - Label to show secondary noxious weed seeds present

Current through July 10, 2024
The label on all mixtures shall show the name and number of the
				secondary noxious weed seeds present, singly or collectively, in excess of one
				seed in each fifteen grams.
(See 1963 Supp. § 22-56.)
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 59 - Connecticut Seed Law › Section 22-59-6 - Certain seeds deleted from noxious weeds

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The seeds of *
			 * * bed straw (Galium spp.) * * * may be deleted from the list of * * *
prohibited noxious weeds
in lawn grass
			 mixtures.
(b) The
			 seeds of dock (Rumex spp.) except red sorrel (Rumex acetosella L.) may be
			 deleted from the list of restricted noxious weeds in lawn seed
			 mixtures.
(c) The seeds of Plantago
			 spp. other than broadleaf plantain (Plantago major), blackseed plantain
			 (Plantago rugelii) and buckhorn plantain (Plantago lanceolata) may be deleted
			 from the list of restricted noxious weeds in lawn grass mixtures.
(d) The seeds of annual bluegrass (Poa annua
			 L.) may be deleted from the list of restricted noxious weeds in lawn grass
			 mixtures when it is listed on the label as a component crop seed and the
			 percentage by weight and the percentage of germination is
			 shown.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 59 - Connecticut Seed Law › Section 22-59-7 - Seeds germinating below standard

Current through July 10, 2024
Vegetable seeds that germinate below the prescribed standard
				shall be marked on the face of the packet or on the face of the analysis tag,
				in a manner not less legible than eight point, open bold face type, with the
				words "Below Standard" enclosed in a box.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 59 - Connecticut Seed Law › Section 22-59-8 - Seeds containing primary noxious weeds prohibited

Current through July 10, 2024
Agricultural seeds containing primary noxious weeds are
				prohibited from sale.
(See 1963 Supp. §§ 22-55(e) (1); 27-57 (a)
				(4).)
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 59 - Connecticut Seed Law › Section 22-59-8a - Prohibited noxious weed seeds

Current through July 10, 2024
The following list of prohibited noxious weed seed is
				established, effective November 1, 1963: The seeds of bindweed (Convolvulus
				arvensis L.), Canada thistle (Cirsium arvense L.), quackgrass (Agropyron repens
				L. Beauv.), horse nettle (Solanum carolnense L.), perennial sowthistle (Sonchus
				arvensis L.) dodder (Cuscuta spp.), Russian knagweed (Centaurea repens L.),
				yellow nutsedge (Cyperus esculentus L.) and bedstraw (Galium spp.)
(See 1963 Supp. §§ 92-55(e)(1);
				22-57(a)(4).)
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 59 - Connecticut Seed Law › Section 22-59-8b - Restricted noxious weed seeds

Current through July 10, 2024
The following list of restricted noxious weed seeds is
				established effective November 1, 1963: Seeds of dock (Rumex spp.) plantain
				(Plantago spp.), Wild mustards (Brassica spp.), white cockle (Lychnis alba
				Mill.), yellow rocket (Barbarea vulgaris R. Br.), annual bluegrass (Poe annua
				L.), and wild radish (Raphanus raphanistrum L.).
(See 1963 Supp. §§ 22-55(e) (2); 22-57 (a)
				(6).)
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 59 - Connecticut Seed Law › Section 22-59-9 - Label lettering

Current through July 10, 2024
The term "labeling" shall be interpreted as meaning that the
				lettering used to cover information required by law shall be large and legible
				enough so as not to be obscured by other type or illustrations used. Where any
				question of doubt arises, samples of proposed containers or labels may be
				submitted to the commissioner of agriculture and natural resources for
				approval.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 59 - Connecticut Seed Law › Section 22-59-9a - Labeling of seed prior to distribution

Current through July 10, 2024
After seed has been processed, it shall be labeled before
				distribution to any person, including a wholesaler. Each bag or bulk lot shall
				be completely labeled when supplied to a retailer or consumer. Labeling of seed
				supplied to a wholesaler, one whose predominant business is to supply seed to
				other distributors rather than to consumers of seed, may be by invoice or by an
				analysis tag attached to the invoice, if each bag or other container is clearly
				identified by a lot number stenciled on the container, or if the seed is in
				bulk. Each bag or container that is not so identified shall carry complete
				labeling.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 59 - Connecticut Seed Law › Section 22-59-9b - White sweet clover

Current through July 10, 2024
Sweet clover seed containing more than five per cent of yellow
				sweet clover seed (more than one and one-quarter per cent of mottled seeds)
				shall not be labeled white sweet clover. Such seed shall be labeled as an
				agricultural seed mixture.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 59 - Connecticut Seed Law › Section 22-59-9c - Poison label

Current through July 10, 2024
Seed treated with a mercurial or similarly toxic substance, if
				any amount remains with the seed, shall be labeled to show a statement such as
				"Poison," "Poison treated" or "Treated with Poison." The word "Poison" shall be
				in type no smaller than eight point and shall be in red letters on a distinctly
				contrasting background. In addition, the label shall show a representation of a
				skull and crossbones at least twice the size of the type used for the name of
				the substance and the statement indicating that the seed has been
				treated.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 59 - Connecticut Seed Law › Section 22-59-10 - Free tests of samples

Current through July 10, 2024
Any citizen of Connecticut may send samples for tests or
				analysis up to a maximum of five samples for germination tests, or one sample
				for purity analysis, within a given calendar month. The results of these free
				tests cannot be used for declaration of sales or for labeling
				purposes.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 59 - Connecticut Seed Law › Connecticut Grades for Lawn Seed Mixtures › Section 22-59-11 - Connecticut grades for lawn seed mixtures

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) Conn. grade
				AA or Conn. gold seal, grade AA shall contain:
(1) Not less than seventy-five per cent net
				weight of pure seed from Group I, except that, if a mixture in this grade is to
				be sold for a special purpose, such as seeding shady places, steep banks, etc.,
				it shall contain at least seventy-five per cent of seed of grasses reasonably
				adapted for that particular use. In such cases, seed from Group II may be
				substituted for seed from Group I;
(2) not more than nineteen per cent net
				weight of pure seed for Group III (Red Top or annual rye grass only may be used
				as a nurse grass in this grade.);
(3) not more than five and six-tenths per
				cent by weight of inert matter;
(4) not more than four-tenths of one per cent
				by weight of weed seed.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 59 - Connecticut Seed Law › Connecticut Grades for Lawn Seed Mixtures › Section 22-59-12 - General requirements for officially graded lawn grass mixtures

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) Lawn grass mixtures shall contain no
				filler grasses.
(b) When the inert
				matter and/or weed seed is less than the maximum allowance for these grades,
				additional seed from Group III may be added to make up that
				discrepancy.
(c) Any lot of lawn
				seed mixture found on sale labeled as a Conn. graded mixture or otherwise
				represented as such which fails to meet specifications shall be deemed to be
				misbranded and its sale prohibited.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 59 - Connecticut Seed Law › Connecticut Grades for Lawn Seed Mixtures › Section 22-59-13 - Labeling and sealing of containers

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) Graded lawn
				seed grass mixtures labeled as such shall be sold in sealed containers
				(pasteboard containers, sealed bags, sealed cans, etc.).
(b) The latitude of variation or tolerance on
				samples tested for germination and purity shall be in accordance with the
				following, except that there will be no tolerance on germination for graded
				mixtures:
(1) Purity percentages. In the
				determination of the tolerance for the percentage of the distinguishable kind,
				type or variety (pure seed), weed seeds, other crop seeds and inert matter, the
				sample shall be first considered as made up of two parts: (A) The percentage of
				the component (pure seed, weed seed, crop seed or inert matter, as the case may
				be) being considered, and (B) the difference between that percentage and one
				hundred. The number represented by (A) is then multiplied by the number
				represented by (B) and the product is divided by one hundred. The resulting
				number is then multiplied by 0.2 (2/10) and the resulting product added to 0.2
				or 0.6 as indicated in the following formulae:
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(2) Germination. The following tolerances are
				applicable to the percentage of germination and also to the sum of the
				germination plus the hard seed:
Found by test:
Tolerance
96 or over
5
90 or over but less than 96
6
80 or over but less than 90
7
70 or over but less than 80
8
60 or over but less than 70
9
Less than 60
10
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 59 - Connecticut Seed Law › Connecticut Grades for Lawn Seed Mixtures › Section 22-59-14 - Labeling of lawn seed mixture

Current through July 10, 2024
"Fine Textured" kinds of grasses for the purposes of
				  labeling, under section 22-56 of the 1969 supplement to the general statutes,
				  is amended as follows:
Bent Grasses:
Agrostis tenuis (Colonial)
Agrostis palustris (Creeping)
Agrostis canina (Velvet)
Bluegrasses:
Poa trivialis (Rough Bluegrass)
Poa pratensis (Kentucky)
Poa nemoralis (Wood)
Poa compressa (Canada)
Fescues:
Festuca rubra var commutata (Chewings)
Festuca rubra (Red)
Festuca ovina (Sheep)
Perennial Rye Grasses: Lolium perenne L. (varieties
				  NK-100, Norlea, Pelo, andManhattan).
"Coarse Kinds"(including legumes and ground covers) shall be
				  all kinds not named above.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 64 - Use and Operation of the Regional Market at Hartford › Section 22-64-2 - Use of marketing property restricted

Current through July 10, 2024
No person shall sell any products on any part of the market
				except from the part of the buildings or space leased by him or from railroad
				cars placed on the team tracks or railroad spurs on the market. No products
				shall be sold or delivered on any part of the market where both parties to the
				sale or delivery are nontenants of the marketing authority. No product shall be
				delivered, deposited or stored on any part of the market by a nontenant to be
				picked up by a nontenant or his agent.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 64 - Use and Operation of the Regional Market at Hartford › Section 22-64-3 - Refuse disposal by tenants

Current through July 10, 2024
Each person renting space in any building on the market, and
				the restaurant lessee, shall provide his own refuse containers of a type
				approved by the marketing authority, its employees or agents. Each such person,
				except office tenants, shall have all refuse removed from his premises and from
				the market property each business day at his own expense; provided, if
				arrangements are made by the marketing authority for the removal of such
				refuse, the cost shall be paid by the marketing authority and each such person
				shall pay to the authority, on or before the tenth day of each month, his
				proportionate share of the cost as determined by the marketing
				authority.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 64 - Use and Operation of the Regional Market at Hartford › Section 22-64-8 - Enclosure of platform by lessee

Current through July 10, 2024
Each such lessee shall have the right to enclose the platform
				in front of his leased premises, provided plans and specifications for such
				enclosure shall be approved by the marketing authority and provided the end
				doors of the enclosure shall be not less than nine feet in width, an alleyway
				of the same width running parallel with the store buildings shall be left open
				for the purpose of traffic during the hours of business operation and the
				enclosed platform shall be maintained at all times to the satisfaction of the
				marketing authority.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 64 - Use and Operation of the Regional Market at Hartford › Section 22-64-9 - Lessees to provide fire extinguishers

Current through July 10, 2024
Each wholesale store lessee and restaurant operator shall
				provide at his own expense, except as is hereinafter stated, a soda acid fire
				extinguisher of two and one-half gallon capacity for his leased premises. Each
				lessee occupying more than four store units shall provide at his own expense
				two such extinguishers for the leased premises. Each extinguisher shall be
				recharged annually with the date of recharging placed on the attached
				tag.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 64 - Use and Operation of the Regional Market at Hartford › Section 22-64-10 - Peddlers to confine activities to leased stalls

Current through July 10, 2024
No servicing, arranging or discarding of products or containers
				by a retail fruit and vegetable peddler shall be made except at a stall space
				leased by him for the same.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 64 - Use and Operation of the Regional Market at Hartford › Section 22-64-19 - Parking of vehicles and trailers

Current through July 10, 2024
The parking of any vehicles or trailers on the market during
				market hours shall be limited to such places as are designated by the marketing
				authority. No vehicles or trailers except those owned by store lessees or
				sublessees or vehicles or trucks owned by others while in the process of
				loading or unloading goods or merchandise shall be parked on any part of the
				market at night. No unregistered vehicles or trailers shall be parked, stored
				or abandoned on any part of the market.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 64 - Use and Operation of the Regional Market at Hartford › Section 22-64-23 - Removal of certain motor vehicles and trailer boxes from market property

Current through July 10, 2024
Any trailer box or other type of motor vehicle that, in the
				opinion of the marketing authority or its agents, is being used for any purpose
				other than over the road transportation, may be removed by the marketing
				authority at the owner's expense.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 64 - Use and Operation of the Regional Market at Hartford › Section 22-64-24 - Transfer of leased property at the Connecticut regional market

Current through July 10, 2024
Any lessee of the Connecticut Regional Market at Hartford who
				has been discharged from performing his lease and has received consent from the
				Connecticut marketing authority to cancel his lease, shall return said lease to
				said Connecticut marketing authority, which shall have sole authority to
				dispose of said lease.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 64 - Use and Operation of the Regional Market at Hartford › Section 22-64-25 - Leasing of stalls from the Connecticut marketing authority

Current through July 10, 2024
It is the intent of the Connecticut Marketing Authority to
				lease vacated stalls to new applicants and existing tenants in order to
				accommodate the interests of both established market tenants for expansion with
				those of outside businesses in need of new marketing opportunities and
				facilities. In its leasing of vacant stalls, the Connecticut Marketing
				Authority may consider score values described in Section 22-24-27, which
				substantially contribute to the benefit of the market.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 64 - Use and Operation of the Regional Market at Hartford › Section 22-64-26 - Definitions

Current through July 10, 2024
As used in this chapter.
The following terms shall, for purpose of Sections 22-64-26
				through
				22-64-30,
				inclusive have the following meanings, unless expressly stated
				otherwise:
(a)
Tenant:
A
			 corporation, partnership or individual to which the Authority is presently
			 engaged in a lease agreement.
(b)
Authority:
The Connecticut Marketing Authority.
(c)
Vacancy:
Any action by a
			 tenant which the Authority deems to be termination or modification in use of
			 premises including, but not limited to; quitting possession, violation of the
			 Authority's lease terms, transfer of ownership, a change of company name or a
			 significant underutilization of the leased premises.
(d)
Farmer:
One who is actually
			 engaged in growing farm products on land owned or leased by him.
(e)
Jobber:
One who buys produce
			 and agricultural products for resale on the market.
(f)
Seller:
Farmer, jobber or
			 employee of farmer or jobber or other person selling produce or agricultural
			 products on the market.
(g)
Farmer's market:
Area at the regional market at Hartford set aside
			 for farmers, jobbers and sellers to sell their produce and agricultural
			 products.
(h)
Fee
			 schedule:
Fees established pursuant to Section
			 22-64-29 of the
			 Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies.
(i)
Open Stall:
Area 12 feet by
			 30 feet designated by assigned numbers and marked off by lines, similar to a
			 parking space.
(j)
Covered
			 stall:
An open stall adjacent to a covered public walk area.
(k)
Board:
Refers to the
			 Connecticut Marketing Authority Board.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 64 - Use and Operation of the Regional Market at Hartford › Section 22-64-27 - Scoring factors of the Connecticut marketing authority

Current through July 10, 2024
(a)
Diversity of food products within
			 the market.
(maximum 30 points).
(1)
			 Food products marketed by the applicant will add to the overall diversity of
			 commodities sold in the market. 10 points
(2) Business will improve the market. 10
			 points
(3) Applicant intends to
			 distribute non-food articles.
(4)
			 Applicant plans to handle native-grown Connecticut products. 10
			 points
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 64 - Use and Operation of the Regional Market at Hartford › Section 22-64-28 - Determination of lessees for vacant stalls

Current through July 10, 2024
(a)
Notice
			 of Intent to Lease.
Any outside business or existing tenant desirous of
			 leasing stalls as they become vacant shall file a notice of intent to lease
			 vacant stalls with the Executive Director of the authority and must renew such
			 notice annually. When stalls become vacant, the Executive Director shall
			 provide notice of such vacancy to all such persons. The Executive Director
			 shall post and advertise such vacancy throughout the State of Connecticut in
			 major daily newspapers.
(b)
Application.
Any outside business or existing tenant shall apply
			 to the Authority in writing on a form provided to the applicant by the
			 Authority so that the Authority may score each applicant.
(c)
Scoring of Applicants.
The
			 Authority shall consider all applications for vacant stalls and shall assess a
			 score based on the scoring system in Section 27 of these regulations to each
			 applicant for the vacant stall in question. The Authority shall choose the
			 tenant from the top five scoring applicants.
(d)
Notification of Applicants.
The Authority shall notify all applicants of the Authority's action on the
			 applications within thirty (30) days after choosing a tenant for the vacant
			 stall(s) in question. The Authority shall act upon requests to fill vacancies
			 no sooner than thirty (30) days from the notification to the Authority of the
			 vacancy.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 64 - Use and Operation of the Regional Market at Hartford › Section 22-64-30 - Stall space-farmer's market

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) No person
			 renting stall space in the Farmer's Market shall sublet or assign any part
			 thereof or shall use the same for any purpose other than loading, unloading,
			 displaying and selling farm products within the white lines, established by the
			 Authority as the boundaries. Vehicles parked over the lines will be charged for
			 an extra stall, as set forth in the fee schedule.
(b) If a vehicle parking area is utilized for
			 display and sales, vehicles must be moved and parked in an area designated by
			 the Authority. Vehicles parked in the designated Farmer's Market area will be
			 charged for an extra stall, as set forth in the fee schedule.
(c) Each stall rented is limited to one
			 vehicle per stall. Parking of any other vehicles for any purpose by the seller
			 will be charged the normal daily rate as set forth in the fee schedule. Any
			 person dropping off products to sellers will be charged the normal daily rate
			 as set forth in the fee schedule.
(d) Buying out of a seller's product does not
			 give the buyer the right to remain in the seller's stall. The product must be
			 moved to the buyer's stall or removed from the market.
(e) Any seller moving his stall without the
			 approval of the Authority will be charged for an extra stall, per fee
			 schedule.
(f) The Authority
			 reserves the right to change, move or alter the location of the seller's stall
			 if required for facilitating parking or alleviating traffic
			 congestion.
(g) No person shall
			 assign, sell or offer for sale any products on said market grounds until the
			 required stall fee has been paid.
(h) Open-stalls shall be rented daily,
			 weekly, monthly, semi-annually (Jan-June/July-Dec.) or annually. Covered stalls
			 are rented by the full year or a four-month period
			 (Nov-Feb/March-June/July-Oct).
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 79 - Organization and Rules of Practice › Section 22-79-1 - Organization and rules of practice

Current through July 10, 2024
The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station (statutory
				authority Secs.
				22-79
				to 22-118 ) conducts scientific experiments and investigations, principally on
				plants including trees; on plant diseases; on insects, including plant pests;
				on microbes; and on soil and water.
The management of the station is vested in a board of control,
				whose members, meetings and duties are prescribed in Sections
				22-79
				through
				22-81 of
				the General Statutes. The public may make submissions or requests to the board,
				through the Director, 123 Huntington Street, New Haven, Conn. 06511.
The station staff, which is appointed and compensated according
				to Section
				22-81 of
				the General Statutes, is organized into departments of Analytical Chemistry,
				Biochemistry, Ecology and Climatology, Entomology, Genetics, Plant Pathology
				and Botany, and Soil and Water.
The state entomologist, a member of the station staff (Sec.
				22-88
				), has statutory duties including gypsy moth surveys, inspection of nurseries,
				bee inspection, and certification of imported nursery stock. As specified by
				statutes, the station samples fertilizers, feeds and pesticides registered for
				sale in the state, and publishes reports of analyses of these products. Station
				chemists also analyze or otherwise examine samples of food taken on the market
				by agents of other state agencies, and publish the results of these
				examinations.
Results of experiments and investigations made by the station
				are published, either in station publications or in technical or popular
				periodicals and books, and presented at public appearances by staff members.
				Station publications are supplied to those who request them, and reprints of
				other publications are available for distribution or for study. A list of
				available publications is issued annually, and all past reports of research are
				available at the station.
Citizens may request information on the experiments and
				investigations of the station by telephone, letter, or in person. The station
				is at 123 Huntington Street, New Haven, its Lockwood Farm in Hamden, and its
				Valley Laboratory on Cook Hill Road, Windsor.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 79 - Organization and Rules of Practice › Personal Data › Section 22-79-2 - Personal data

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The following definitions shall apply to these
				  regulations:
(1) "Category of Personal
				Data" means the classifications of personal information set forth in the
				Personal Data Act, Conn. Gen. Stat. Sec.
				4-190(9).
(2) "Other Data" means any information which
				because of name, identifying number, mark or description can be readily
				associated with a particular person.
(3) "Station" means The Connecticut
				Agricultural Experiment Station.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 79 - Organization and Rules of Practice › Personal Data › Section 22-79-3 - General nature and purpose of personal data systems Personnel Records

Current through July 10, 2024
(1) All personnel records are maintained at
				The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, 123 Huntington Street, New
				Haven, CT.
(2) Personnel records
				are maintained in both automated and manual form.
(3) Personnel records are maintained for the
				purpose of providing a history of payroll, promotion, discipline and related
				personnel information concerning Station employees.
(4) Personnel records are the responsibility
				of the Chief of Services, whose business address is The Connecticut
				Agricultural Experiment Station, 123 Huntington Street, New Haven, Connecticut.
				All requests for disclosure or amendment of these records should be made to the
				Director.
(5) Routine sources for
				information maintained in personal records are generally the employee, previous
				employers of the employee, references provided by applicants for employment,
				the employee's supervisor, the Comptroller's Office, Department of
				Administrative Services, Division of Personnel and Labor Relations, and State
				Insurance carriers.
(6) Personal
				data in personnel records are collected, maintained and used under authority of
				the State Personnel Act, Conn. Gen. Stat. Sec.
				5-193
				et seq.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 79 - Organization and Rules of Practice › Personal Data › Section 22-79-4 - Categories of personal data

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The following
				categories of personal data are maintained in personnel records:
(1) Educational records.
(2) Medical or emotional condition or
				history.
(3) Employment
				records.
(4) Marital status, and
				other reference records.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 79 - Organization and Rules of Practice › Personal Data › Section 22-79-5 - Maintenance of personal data-general

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) Personal data
				will not be maintained by the Station unless relevant and necessary to
				accomplish the lawful purposes of the agency. Where the agency finds irrelevant
				or unnecessary public records in its possession, the agency shall dispose of
				the records in accordance with its records retention schedule, or, if the
				records are not disposable under the records retention schedule, request
				permission from the Public Records Administrator to dispose of the records
				under Conn. Gen. Stat. Sec.
				11-8a.
(b) The Station will collect and maintain all
				records with accurateness and completeness.
(c) Insofar as it is consistent with the
				needs and mission of the Station, the Station, wherever practical, shall
				collect personal data directly from the persons to whom a record
				pertains.
(d) Employees of the
				Station involved in the operations of the agency's personal data systems will
				be informed of the provisions of the (1) Personal Data Act, (2) the agency's
				regulations adopted pursuant to Sec.
				4-196,
				(3) the Freedom of Information Act and (4) any other state or federal statute
				or regulations concerning the maintenance or disclosure of personal data kept
				by the agency.
(e) All employees of
				the Station shall take reasonable precautions to protect personal data under
				their custody from the danger of fire, theft, flood, natural disaster and other
				physical threats.
(f) The Station
				shall incorporate by reference the provisions of the Personal Data Act and
				regulations promulgated thereunder in all contracts, agreements or licenses for
				the operation of a personal system or for research, evaluation and reporting
				the personal data for the agency or on its behalf.
(g) The Station shall have an independent
				obligation to insure that personal data requested from any other state agency
				is properly maintained.
(h) Only
				employees of the Station who have a specific need to review personal data
				records for lawful purposes of the agency will be entitled access to such
				records under the Personal Data Act.
(i) The Station shall keep a written
				up-to-date list of individuals entitled access to each of the agency's personal
				data systems.
(j) The Station will
				insure against unnecessary duplication of personal data records. In the event
				it is necessary to send personal data records through interdepartment mail,
				such records will be sent in envelopes or boxes sealed and marked
				"confidential."
(k) The Station
				will insure that all records in manual personal data systems are kept under
				lock and key and, to the greatest extent practical, are kept in controlled
				access areas.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 79 - Organization and Rules of Practice › Personal Data › Section 22-79-6 - Maintenance of personal data-automated systems

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) To
				the greatest extent practical, automated equipment and records shall be located
				in a limited access area.
(b) To
				the greatest extent practical, the Station shall require visitors to such
				limited access area to sign a visitor's log and permit access to said area on a
				bonafide need-to-enter basis only.
(c) To the greatest extent practical, the
				Station will insure that regular access to automated equipment is limited to
				operations personnel.
(d) The
				Station shall utilize appropriate access control mechanisms to prevent
				disclosure of personal data to unauthorized individuals.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 79 - Organization and Rules of Practice › Personal Data › Section 22-79-7 - Maintenance of personal data-disclosure

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) Within four
				business days of receipt of a written request therefor, the Station shall mail
				or deliver to the requesting individual a written response in plain language,
				informing him/her as to whether or not the Station maintains personal data on
				that individual, the category and location of the personal data maintained on
				that individual and procedures available to review the records.
(b) Except where precluded by law, the
				Station shall disclose to any person upon written request all personal data
				concerning that individual which is maintained by the Station. The procedures
				for disclosure shall be in accordance with Conn. Gen. Stat. Sections
				1-15 through 1-21k.
				If the personal data is maintained in coded form, the Station shall transcribe
				the data into a commonly understandable form before disclosure.
(c) The Station is responsible for verifying
				the identity of any person requesting access to his/her own personal
				data.
(d) The Station is
				responsible for ensuring that disclosure made pursuant to the Personal Data Act
				is conducted so as not to disclose any personal data concerning persons other
				than the person requesting the information.
(e) The Station may refuse to disclose to a
				person medical, psychiatric or psychological data on that person if the Station
				determines that such disclosure would be detrimental to that person. The
				Station may also refuse to disclose to a person personal data pertaining to
				that person if such nondisclosure is otherwise permitted or required by law. In
				either case, the Station shall advise that person of his/her right to seek
				judicial relief pursuant to the Personal Data Act.
(f) If the Station refuses to disclose
				medical, psychiatric or psychological data to a person based on its
				determination that disclosure would be detrimental to that person and
				nondisclosure is not mandated by law, the Station shall, at the written request
				of such person, permit a qualified medical doctor to review the personal data
				contained in the person's records to determine if the personal data should be
				disclosed. If disclosure is recommended by the person's medical doctor, the
				Station shall disclose the data to such person; if nondisclosure is recommended
				by such person's medical doctor, the Station shall not disclose the personal
				data and shall inform such person of the judicial relief provided under the
				Personal Data Act.
(g) The Station
				shall maintain a complete log of each person, individual, agency or
				organization who has obtained access to, or to whom disclosure has been made
				of, personal data under the Personal Data Act, together with the reason for
				each disclosure or access. This log shall be maintained for not less than five
				years from the date of such disclosure or access or for the life of the
				personal data record, whichever is longer.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 22 - Agriculture. Domestic Animals › 79 - Organization and Rules of Practice › Personal Data › Section 22-79-8 - Contesting the content of personal records

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) Any person
				who believes that the Station is maintain inaccurate, incomplete or irrelevant
				personal data concerning him/her may file a written request with the Station
				for correction of said personal data.
(b) Within 30 days of receipt of such
				request, the Station shall give written notice to that person that it will make
				the requested correction, or if the correction is not to be made as submitted,
				the Station shall state the reason for its denial of such request and notify
				the person of his/her right to add his/her own statement to his/her personal
				data records.
(c) Following such
				denial by the Station, the person requesting such correction shall be permitted
				to add a statement to his or her personal data record setting forth what that
				person believes to be an accurate, complete and relevant version of the
				personal data in question. Such statements shall become part of the Station's
				personal data system and shall be disclosed to any individual, agency or
				organization to which the disputed personal data is disclosed.