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Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 20 - Professional and Occupational Licensing, Certification › 636 - Opioid Warning Labels › Section 20-636-2 - Dimensions

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The label or sticker shall be round and
			 no less than one and one-quarter inch in diameter.
(b) The label or sticker shall be fluorescent
			 orange in color with black text.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 20 - Professional and Occupational Licensing, Certification › 636 - Opioid Warning Labels › Section 20-636-3 - Warning Statement

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) Each label or
			 sticker shall have a single black graphic of an equilateral triangle of no less
			 than 0.67 inches per side, containing an exclamation point, of no less than 0.3
			 inches in height, inside the triangle.
(b) Each label or sticker shall contain the
			 following warning statement in black ink:
"DANGER TO CHILDREN KEEP OUT OF REACH" in flat regular Arial or
				Calibri typeface and no less than eight-point font in size.
(c) The text and the graphic on the label or
			 sticker shall be clearly legible and unobscured.
(d) A label or sticker exemplar shall be
			 published on the Department's internet website for use by pharmacies on all
			 applicable packaging and containers and any pharmacy's use of such exact
			 exemplar on applicable packaging and containers shall constitute compliance
			 with the requirements set forth in this section and section 20-636-2 of the
			 Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 20 - Professional and Occupational Licensing, Certification › 636 - Opioid Warning Labels › Section 20-636-4 - Placement

Current through July 10, 2024
A pharmacy shall ensure a label or sticker (1) is directly on,
				or firmly affixed to, the outer surface of the container or packaging, (2) is
				legible, unobscured, prominently placed and conspicuous so that it is readily
				visible to the patient; and (3) does not:
(A) obstruct the opening of the container or
			 packaging;
(B) impede the delivery
			 of the controlled substance; or
(C)
			 obscure any information on the prescription label affixed to the container or
			 packaging that is required by federal and state law.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 20 - Professional and Occupational Licensing, Certification › 654 - Shorthand Reporters › Section 20-654-1 - Definitions

Current through July 10, 2024
As used in section 20-654-1 to section
				20-654-8,
				inclusive, of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, the terms "Board",
				"Licensed shorthand reporter" and "Shorthand reporting" shall have the same
				meaning as provided in section
				20-650 of
				the Connecticut General Statutes, and:
(1) "Court reporter" means a person who
			 records verbatim testimony in formal and informal legal proceedings in the
			 direct employ of, or on a per diem basis for, the state of Connecticut or the
			 United States of America;
(2)
			 "Financial interest" means any business relationship between a licensed
			 shorthand reporter and a party to a proceeding, whether or not that party has a
			 financial stake in the proceeding, or an attorney participating in a proceeding
			 or an agent for either of them, other than a business engagement for court
			 reporting services related to a particular case or reporting incident, in which
			 a reporter derives, directly or indirectly, any benefit other than from the
			 specific services provided in the particular case or reporting incident;
			 and
(3) "Shorthand reporter" means
			 a person who makes a verbatim record of the spoken word by the use of written
			 symbols, either manually or by the use of a stenotype machine or computer-aided
			 stenotype transcription machine.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 20 - Professional and Occupational Licensing, Certification › 654 - Shorthand Reporters › Section 20-654-2 - Records

Current through July 10, 2024
Each licensed shorthand reporter shall maintain an original
				stenographic record for a minimum period of seven years; however, that period
				shall be extended upon notice to the reporter or to such reporter's employer,
				if the reporter is associated with a reporting agency, that there may be a
				problem with a record "such reporter" has produced until such time as the
				problem has been resolved.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 20 - Professional and Occupational Licensing, Certification › 654 - Shorthand Reporters › Section 20-654-3 - Application for license

Current through July 10, 2024
The application for licensure as a licensed shorthand reporter
				shall include the following information:
(1) the applicant's full name;
(2) any other name the applicant has used,
			 including maiden name;
(3) the
			 applicant's residence address;
(4)
			 a telephone number at which the applicant may be reached during normal business
			 hours;
(5) the applicant's date of
			 birth;
(6) the applicant's social
			 security number;
(7) the name and
			 address of the principal agency with which the applicant works;
(8) whether the applicant has ever been
			 convicted of a felony;
(9) the
			 applicant's professional designation from the National Court Reporter's
			 Association, if any;
(10) copies of
			 similar licenses issued by other government agencies, in Connecticut or in any
			 other location; and
(11) the
			 applicant's education and experience, which shall include documentation
			 consisting of notarized statements from employers or agencies establishing the
			 dates and duties of the applicant's employment, and which may include curricula
			 vitae or resumes, certified transcripts from an educational facility, or such
			 other documentation as the Board in its discretion may require.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 20 - Professional and Occupational Licensing, Certification › 654 - Shorthand Reporters › Section 20-654-4 - Fees

Current through July 10, 2024
Each application shall be accompanied by a non-refundable
				application fee in the amount of fifty dollars ($50.00) and a license fee for a
				three-year license in the amount of one hundred fifty dollars ($150.00). The
				initial license fee may be prorated in accordance with section
				21a-10(b)
				of the Connecticut General Statutes. The fee for the renewal of any license
				issued pursuant to this chapter shall be in the amount of one hundred fifty
				dollars ($150.00) for each successive three-year period. The Department of
				Consumer Protection shall deposit all such fees in accordance with chapter 416
				of the Connecticut General Statutes.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 20 - Professional and Occupational Licensing, Certification › 654 - Shorthand Reporters › Section 20-654-5 - Examination for licensure

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) To become
			 licensed in the state of Connecticut, a shorthand reporter shall take and pass
			 the examination for licensure as a shorthand reporter which shall be offered by
			 the Department of Consumer Protection or its designee with the advice and
			 assistance of the State Board of Examiners of Shorthand Reporters. The
			 examination may consist of one hundred true or false and multiple-choice
			 questions, and the transcription of three audio tapes, consisting of jury
			 charge material of two hundred words per minute, literary material of one
			 hundred eighty words per minute and question and answer material of two hundred
			 twenty-five words per minute. The Board may from time to time amend the
			 examination requirements.
(b) The
			 State Board of Examiners of Shorthand Reporters shall waive the requirement set
			 forth in section
			 20-654-5(a)
			 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies for any person who has met the
			 requirements provided in section
			 20-654(a)
			 of the Connecticut General Statutes.
(c) Any person seeking to establish that such
			 person was actively engaged in the practice of court or shorthand reporting in
			 the state of Connecticut as of October 1, 1997 as provided in section
			 20-654(a)
			 of the Connecticut General Statutes shall submit to the State Board of
			 Examiners of Shorthand Reporters documentation consisting of notarized
			 statements from employers or agencies establishing the dates and duties of the
			 applicant's employment. The Board may also require production of curricula
			 vitae or resumes, certified transcripts from an educational facility or such
			 other documentation as the Board may in its discretion request.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 20 - Professional and Occupational Licensing, Certification › 654 - Shorthand Reporters › Section 20-654-6 - Renewals. Continuing education requirements

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) Each
			 applicant for renewal shall have successfully completed ten hours of continuing
			 education which shall be in the form of continuing education courses approved
			 by the National Court Reporters Association for each full year of licensure
			 prior to the date of the license's first renewal. Thereafter, each applicant
			 shall successfully complete thirty hours of continuing education courses
			 approved by the National Court Reporters Association during each three-year
			 license period.
(b) The board may
			 waive the requirement in section
			 20-654-6(a)
			 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies for an applicant who provides
			 proof that such person holds a current Registered Professional Reporter
			 Certification or such other certificate requiring a higher degree of
			 qualification issued by the National Court Reporters Association and that such
			 applicant has complied with the continuing education requirements of the
			 National Court Reporters Association. The requirements may be obtained from the
			 National Court Reporters Association, 8224 Old Courthouse Road, Vienna,
			 Virginia.
(c) The board may in its
			 discretion approve continuing education and instructional courses.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 20 - Professional and Occupational Licensing, Certification › 654 - Shorthand Reporters › Section 20-654-8 - Discipline

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The Department of Consumer Protection
			 may, upon the request of the State Board of Examiners of Shorthand Reporters or
			 the verified complaint in writing of any person investigate the actions of any
			 shorthand reporter or any person who assumes to act in the capacity of a
			 shorthand reporter within this state.
(b) The State Board of Examiners of Shorthand
			 Reporters shall give notice and afford opportunity for hearing, in accordance
			 with the provisions of Chapter 54 of the Connecticut General Statutes and
			 regulations established by the Commissioner of Consumer Protection, before
			 imposing any penalties for violations of any provision of chapters 400 or 416
			 of the Connecticut General Statutes or any applicable regulations.
(c) The State Board of Examiners of Shorthand
			 Reporters shall conduct hearings in accordance with the requirements set forth
			 in Chapters 54 and 416 and the regulations enacted pursuant to those
			 chapters.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 20 - Professional and Occupational Licensing, Certification › 670 - Registration of Homemaker-Companion Agencies › Section 20-670-1 - Registration revocation, suspension, or refusal to issue or renew

Current through July 10, 2024
The Commissioner of Consumer Protection may revoke, suspend,
				refuse to issue or renew any certificate of registration as a
				homemaker-companion agency, place an agency on probation, or issue a letter of
				reprimand for:
(1) Conduct by the
			 agency of a character likely to mislead, deceive or defraud the public or the
			 Commissioner; or
(2) Engaging in
			 any untruthful or misleading advertising.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 20 - Professional and Occupational Licensing, Certification › 670 - Registration of Homemaker-Companion Agencies › Section 20-670-2 - Homemaker companion hiring practices

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The agency
			 shall conduct a comprehensive background check of all employees and prospective
			 employees. The agency shall require the employee or prospective employee to
			 complete and sign a form which contains questions as to whether the current or
			 prospective employee has been convicted of a crime involving violence or
			 dishonesty in a state court or federal court in any state, or was subject to
			 any decision imposing disciplinary action by a licensing agency in any state,
			 the District of Columbia, a United States possession or territory or a foreign
			 jurisdiction. The certification by each employee or prospective employee shall
			 read:
"I certify that the statements made by me on this application
				are true and complete to the best of my knowledge and are made in good faith. I
				understand that if I knowingly make any misstatements of fact, I am subject to
				disqualification, dismissal, or other action pursuant to employment agency
				policy and procedure, and subject to criminal penalties as prescribed by
				law."
(b) The agency shall
			 maintain the form and comprehensive background check for each agency employee
			 during the time of employment and for a period of three years from the date of
			 the end of the employment relationship. The agency shall make the form and
			 comprehensive background check available for inspection by agents of the
			 Department of Consumer Protection during reasonable times.
(c) Applications for employment shall comply
			 with Connecticut General Statutes Section
			 31-51i.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 20 - Professional and Occupational Licensing, Certification › 670 - Registration of Homemaker-Companion Agencies › Section 20-670-3 - Client service agreements

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) A written
			 contract or service plan shall be provided by the agency to the client, and a
			 copy shall be kept by the Homemaker-Companion Agency. The agency shall not
			 enforce the written contract or service plan unless it is signed by both the
			 agency and client.
(b) Written
			 contracts or service plans shall:
(1) provide
			 a list of the anticipated services to be provided by the agency to the client,
			 the term and cost of said services, a clear definition of the employee,
			 provider and client employment relationship, safeguards for securing personal
			 client information, a list of provider job categories such as "live-in" or
			 "daily call," and job duties;
(2)
			 contain the homemaker-companion agency policy for the acceptance of gratuities
			 and gifts by the homemaker-companion agency's employees and independent
			 contractors on behalf of the client; and
(3) contain a process for the client to file
			 a complaint with the homemaker-companion agency. A process shall be made
			 available for individuals other than a client to file a complaint.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 20 - Professional and Occupational Licensing, Certification › 670 - Registration of Homemaker-Companion Agencies › Section 20-670-4 - Client contact, records

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The
			 homemaker-companion agency shall provide the client with a contact phone number
			 and address for the agency and an authorized representative to discuss the
			 service being provided.
(b)
			 Narrative notes of a substantive nature shall be kept with each client's file
			 and shall include observations, problems, complaints, plans of action,
			 telephone contacts, reports of in home visits by supervisors, and the findings
			 of all investigations.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 22 - Motor Vehicle Junk Dealers › Establishment, Operation and Maintenance of Motor Vehicle Junk Businesses or Motor Vehicle Junkyards › Section 21-22-3 to 21-22-13 - Transferred

Current through July 10, 2024
Transferred, June 29, 1984.
Former Section
New Section
21-22-3
14-67q-3
21-22-4
14-67q-4
21-22-5
14-67q-5
21-22-6
14-67q-6
21-22-7
14-67q-7
21-22-8
14-67q-8
21-22-9
14-67q-9
21-22-10
14-67q-10
21-22-11
14-67q-11
21-22-12
14-67q-12
21-22-13
14-67q-13
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 70 - Mobile Manufactured Home Parks › Section 21-70-2 - Required use of disclosure statement

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The disclosure
			 statement described in Section 21-70(a) of the Connecticut General Statutes
			 shall be provided by owners to each prospective resident before any rental
			 agreement is entered into, and to each current resident at the time of the
			 first renewal of the rental agreement that occurs after the effective date of
			 these regulations. Such disclosure statement shall be fully completed by the
			 owner prior to being provided to prospective or current residents.
(b) The text and formatting of the disclosure
			 statement shall be on a form prescribed by the commissioner, in accordance with
			 Section 21-70(a) of the Connecticut General Statutes. The disclosure statement
			 shall include the rights and responsibilities of residents and the obligations
			 of owners.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 70 - Mobile Manufactured Home Parks › Section 21-70-3 - Lease renewals and park rules

Current through July 10, 2024
A new written lease shall be offered whenever a written or oral
				lease expires. A resident's failure to enter into a new written lease shall not
				be a violation of Chapter 412 of the Connecticut General Statutes, nor shall it
				be a breach of the lease or of an owner's rules and regulations. Failure by the
				resident to enter into a new written lease with the owner shall not be the
				basis for a summary process action pursuant to Section 21-80(b) of the
				Connecticut General Statutes, except in the circumstance when there is a
				disagreement as to the amount of the new rent.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 79 - Resident's right to sell › Section 21-79-1 - Resident's right to sell

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) A resident who
			 owns a mobile manufactured home shall have the right to sell the home on site,
			 subject to the requirements of Section 21-79 of the Connecticut General
			 Statutes.
(b) In addition to
			 residents residing at the mobile manufactured home, the right to sell the home
			 on site applies to residents who own their mobile manufactured home but do not
			 reside in it, and executors, administrators or other legally authorized
			 representatives of the estate of a deceased resident.
(c) The filing of a summary process action or
			 the entry of a summary process judgment against a resident does not extinguish
			 the right of a resident to sell the mobile manufactured home on site prior to
			 the entry of a judgment of possession and the expiration of all stays of
			 execution in the summary process action, in accordance with Section 21-80 of
			 the Connecticut General Statutes.
(d) An owner shall not offer a lease
			 agreement that includes a provision requiring the removal of a mobile
			 manufactured home from the park upon resale of the home.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 79 - Resident's right to sell › Section 21-79-2 - Resale standards

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) An owner shall
			 not impose any resale restrictions or standards upon a resident unless such
			 resale standards are permitted by Section 21-79 of the Connecticut General
			 Statutes. An owner shall have the burden of proof regarding the failure of a
			 resident or prospective purchaser to meet resale standards. If an owner fails
			 to object to a resale request, such owner shall not require the new resident to
			 bring the mobile manufactured home into compliance with the resale
			 standards.
(b) A resident shall
			 have the burden of asserting a claim of undue financial hardship, as evidenced
			 by financial documentation, for meeting the aesthetic standards set forth by an
			 owner. In the event that a resident asserts a financial hardship claim, the
			 owner shall have the burden to prove that the requested changes will not create
			 an undue financial hardship on the resident. Such aesthetic standards shall be
			 filed with the Department of Consumer Protection pursuant to Section 21-70(e)
			 of the Connecticut General Statutes.
(c) If an owner determines that a mobile
			 manufactured home is unsafe, unsanitary or not in compliance with the aesthetic
			 standards of the park, and if an owner objects to on-site resale in the park
			 because of such conditions, a resident shall be permitted to cure these defects
			 and proceed with the sale. The sale of such a property may go forward if, at
			 the time of sale, a purchaser is able to demonstrate that such purchaser has
			 entered into one or more fully executed contracts with a properly registered or
			 licensed contractor to accomplish the repairs that will bring the mobile
			 manufactured home into compliance with safety, sanitary, and aesthetic
			 standards. Such purchaser shall also demonstrate proof of an escrow account
			 containing funds sufficient to pay the repair costs, provided that no escrow
			 may be required in an amount greater than the price of the contemplated
			 repairs.
(d) An owner may require a
			 purchaser of a mobile manufactured home to sign a resale agreement between a
			 resident and an owner at the time of sale.
(e) An owner shall not (1) charge a fee in
			 connection with the approval of a resale; (2) require a resident to pay for an
			 inspection; (3) require a resident to obtain a safety and sanitary
			 certification from a contractor; or (4) condition the approval of a resale upon
			 any ongoing or future improvement to the park.
(f) An owner shall not, as a condition of
			 resale, transfer to a resident any of an owner's responsibilities pursuant to
			 Section 21-82 of the Connecticut General Statutes, such as the removal of an in
			 ground oil tank, related to the park facilities and appurtenances, and the
			 grounds, areas and facilities under the control of the owner for the use of
			 residents.
(g) An owner shall not
			 object to the resale of a mobile manufactured home if it is to be removed from
			 the park.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 82 - Mobile Home Parks › Section 21-82-2 - Water control

Current through July 10, 2024
The owner, at all times during the tenancy of any mobile manufactured home within a park, shall maintain in such a manner those premises within the mobile manufactured home park available and offered for rent so as to prevent the accumulation of stagnant water and prevent the detrimental effects resulting from moving water; when such conditions occur, the owner shall regrade or provide adequate drainage facilities so as to preclude their reoccurence except that if such conditions expose any mobile manufactured home or mobile manufactured homes to possible detrimental effects then such exposure must exist for a period of not less than seventy-two (72) hours, however, if such detrimental effects create a clear and imminent danger to the tenantability of any mobile manufactured home or mobile manufactured homes sooner than the seventy-two (72) hours, then the owner shall take immediate steps to alleviate such condition preliminary to its ultimate correction.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 82 - Mobile Home Parks › Section 21-82-3 - Ground level maintenance

Current through July 10, 2024
If the ground upon which a mobile manufactured home is to be situated is not level, then the owner shall provide either fill or adequate shoring to facilitate the leveling of the mobile manufactured home to keep it from tilting. Such service or maintenance shall be provided immediately upon the installation of a mobile manufactured home on a park lot or when an unlevel condition arises which potentially effects the safety and welfare of the resident or when physical damage may result to the mobile manufactured home. If a tilting condition occurs, due to the ground heaving and settling due to frost conditions, then such service or maintenance shall not be required unless said tilting condition remains permanent.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 82 - Mobile Home Parks › Section 21-82-4 - Lot identification

Current through July 10, 2024
The owner shall so mark every lot or space rented or to be rented in such a manner so as to make the corners of such lot or space easily identifiable, (e.g. surveyor's stakes or iron piping, either by corner stakes or a reference point to permanent construction).
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 82 - Mobile Home Parks › Section 21-82-5 - Growth and weed control

Current through July 10, 2024
The owners shall make regular periodic inspection of all common areas including but not limited to entrance ways, playgrounds or recreation areas, maintenance areas and remove and otherwise keep all such areas free from any species of weed or plant growth which are noxious or detrimental to the health and safety of the resident. A determination as to which species of weed or plant growth are noxious or detrimental to a resident's health and safety shall be limited to those that in and of themselves inherently may impair a person's health or block necessary views and sight lines so as to impair a person's safety.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 82 - Mobile Home Parks › Section 21-82-6 - Pest control

Current through July 10, 2024
The owner shall be responsible for the extermination of any insect, rodent, vermin or other pest dangerous to the health of the residents whenever infestation exists in the area of the mobile manufactured home park not the responsibility of the resident or in the area for which the resident is responsible including the mobile manufactured home if such infestation is not the fault of the resident and particularly if such infestation existed prior to the occupancy of the resident claiming relief.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 82 - Mobile Home Parks › Section 21-82-7 - Mobile manufactured home rental units

Current through July 10, 2024
The owner shall maintain all mobile manufactured homes rented by him in a safe, tenantable and structurally sound manner particularly so as to withstand the effects of adverse weather conditions; the owner shall promptly repair or correct any condition which affects the safety, tenantability and structural soundness of such mobile manufactured home upon receiving notice thereof from the resident and the resident shall be deemed to have waived any requirement of notice for entry by the owner upon making the report to the owner, provided, however, in making any such entry the owner shall exercise discretion so as to minimize any disturbance or inconvenience to the resident or the resident's family.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 82 - Mobile Home Parks › Section 21-82-8 - Water and sewer connections

Current through July 10, 2024
The owner shall maintain all water and sewage lines and connections in good and sufficient working order, and in the event of any emergency, make necessary arrangements for the provision of such service on a temporary basis; provided, however, that if the failure of any such lines is due to the neglect or carelessness of the resident then the owner may make reasonable charges for putting them back into good working order, except if the heat tape which is the responsibility of the resident to provide fails, the owner is not required to replace the heat tape at his expense.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 82 - Mobile Home Parks › Section 21-82-9 - Rental equipment maintenance

Current through July 10, 2024
The owner shall maintain all electrical, plumbing, gas or other utilities provided by him in good working condition except during any emergency after which any repairs shall be completed within seventy-two (72) hours unless good cause is shown as to why such repair has not been completed.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 82 - Mobile Home Parks › Section 21-82-10 - Residents' privacy

Current through July 10, 2024
The owner shall respect the privacy of the resident and if only the mobile manufactured home space or lot is rented, agree to enter the mobile manufactured home only with the permission of the resident and if the mobile manufactured home is the property of the owner to enter only after notice to the resident, except as provided in section 21-82(a) (9).
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 82 - Mobile Home Parks › Section 21-82-11 - Vendors' deliveries

Current through July 10, 2024
No owner shall restrict or prohibit the availability of commodities or services customarily delivered by home delivery as provided for in section 21-78  except if a vendor, supplier or home delivery service, after due notice, thereafter continues to violate the traffic regulations of the park or unduly disturbs the peace and quiet of the residents of the park or violates any municipal or state law or regulation, then such vendor, supplier or home delivery service may thereupon be prohibited or otherwise restricted from entering the park premises.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 82 - Mobile Home Parks › Section 21-82-13 - Road maintenance

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The owner shall maintain any road designated for use by the residents within the park in such condition to adequately permit traffic to travel thereon at the posted speed limit and for the passage of vehicles so as not to endanger pedestrians.
(b) The owner shall make provision for the parking of two (2) cars for each lot within the park, except that any park which provided only one space for each lot on January 1, 1985, and which provided only one space for each lot on October 1, 1972, shall be exempt from such requirement. If the provision of such parking space is not on the lot itself, it shall be located a reasonable distance from any such lot. If adequate space is available for on-street parking, then it shall be sufficient to satisfy the requirements hereof provided such on-street parking does not impede the flow of traffic or hinder or obstruct police or fire vehicles.
(c) In the event any vehicle is claimed to have been damaged as a direct result of any unrepaired or poorly maintained access road within the park, satisfactory written evidence must be submitted to the owner that such damage was so caused and that it was the sole proximate cause.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 82 - Mobile Home Parks › Section 21-82-14 - Attendant at park

Current through July 10, 2024
The owner shall provide all residents with the name, address and telephone number of the person authorized to manage the premises. This information shall be kept current at all times. The owner shall establish a system which permits residents to contact the manager, or an attendant or caretaker, at any time. The use of a telephone anwering machine shall not be considered compliance with this section.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 82 - Mobile Home Parks › Section 21-82-15 - Owner's responsibilities

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) An owner shall
			 not transfer to the residents of the park any responsibilities assigned to such
			 owner pursuant to Section 21-82 of the Connecticut General Statutes.
(b) An owner shall be responsible for the
			 maintenance and repair of utilities and facilities that are underground,
			 including, but not limited to, piping, wires, and oil tanks, regardless of the
			 location of the meter box for such utilities and facilities. For underground
			 utilities, an owner's responsibility extends to the shut-off or other
			 connection at the point of entry into the home. Nothing in this subsection
			 shall affect any agreement between an owner and a third party for the
			 maintenance or repair of an underground utility as long as it does not purport
			 to impose responsibility on a resident.
(c) An owner shall not levy a separate fee
			 upon a resident for the cost of an improvement that is the responsibility of an
			 owner, including, but not limited to, an upgrade of the sewer or septic system,
			 maintenance of roadways, or the removal of damaged trees. An owner may build
			 such a fee into future rents.
(d)
			 An owner shall be responsible for the trimming and removal of trees when
			 needed.
(e) An owner shall be
			 responsible for the reasonable enforcement of the provisions of the lease and
			 park rules when violations by residents affect the health or safety of other
			 residents.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 82 - Mobile Home Parks › Section 21-82-16 - Resident's responsibilities

Current through July 10, 2024
Each resident shall be responsible for complying with his or
				her duties pursuant to chapter 412 of the Connecticut General Statutes, the
				sections of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies adopted pursuant to
				said chapter, his or her lease agreements and park rules and
				regulations.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21 - Licenses › 84 - Mobile Manufactured Home Parks › Section 21-84-2 - Model rental agreements

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The following model rental agreements may be used by mobile manufactured home park owners. If a model rental agreement is used, the park owner shall complete all blank spaces before it is signed by the resident. The park owner and resident may add additional provisions to the rental agreement, provided such provisions are not contrary to statute or regulation.
(b) The following model rental agreement may be used for residents who own the mobile manufactured home and rent the lot:
RENTAL AGREEMENT
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Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 1 - DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATION › Part I - Definitions › Section 21a-1-1 - Definitions

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The term "Commissioner," as used in these
				regulations, means the commissioner of consumer protection.
(b) "Department" means the department of
				consumer protection.
(c) "Division
				chief" means any departmental employee or employees designated by the
				commissioner as the head of a particular division of the department.
(d) "License" includes the whole or part of
				any permit, certification, approval, registration, charter, or similar form of
				permission required by law to be issued by the department.
(e) "Regulation" means any departmental rule
				of general applicability that implements, interprets, or prescribes law or
				policy, or describes the organization, procedure, or practice requirements of
				the department. The term does not include
(i)
				rules governing the internal management of the department and not affecting
				private rights or procedures available to the public, and
(ii) declaratory rulings issued pursuant to
				section
				21a-1-10
				of these regulations.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 1 - DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATION › Part II - Structure and Responsibilities › Section 21a-1-2 - Creation and authority

Current through July 10, 2024
The department was established as a separate agency of the
				  state government by public Act 412 of the 1959 General Assembly (Section
				  21a-1
				  of the Connecticut General Statutes). The department's powers are derived from
				  the various statutes which it is charged with administering. These statutes
				  deal generally with food and drugs, pharmacies, weights and measures, and
				  consumer deception.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 1 - DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATION › Part II - Structure and Responsibilities › Section 21a-1-3 - Commissioner of consumer protection

Current through July 10, 2024
The commissioner has the overall responsibility for the
				  operation of the department. The deputy commissioner assists the commissioner
				  and is the acting commissioner in his absence. In discharging his
				  responsibilities, the commissioner may delegate certain of his functions to a
				  division of the department, to an individual division chief, to an independent
				  hearing examiner, or to an employee of the department.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 1 - DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATION › Part II - Structure and Responsibilities › Section 21a-1-4 - Official address

Current through July 10, 2024
The principal office of the department is located at
				  Hartford, Connecticut. All communications should be addressed to the Department
				  of Consumer Protection, State Office Building, 165 Capitol Avenue, Hartford,
				  Connecticut 06106, unless otherwise specifically directed.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 1 - DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATION › Part II - Structure and Responsibilities › Section 21a-1-5 - General duties and responsibilities

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The department is charged with enforcing legislation intended
				  to protect consumers from injury by product use or merchandising deceit. In
				  connection with this responsibility, the department administers a statewide
				  consumer education program designed to alert the public of potentially
				  hazardous products and deceptive trade practices.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 1 - DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATION › Part II - Structure and Responsibilities › Section 21a-1-6 - Organizational structure and division of responsibilities

Current through July 10, 2024
The department is composed of the following divisions, the
				  principal duties of which are as follows:
(a)
Administration division.
This division is responsible for all functions relating to budget and fiscal
				services, payroll and personnel procedures, the ordering of supplies and
				related support activities.
(b)
Food division - general section.
This division is responsible for
				safeguarding consumers from injury, filth, and deception pertaining to the
				manufacture, storage and sale of foods in intrastate commerce. The laws
				administered by this division include the Pure Food and Drug statutes, the Unit
				Pricing Act, and certain provisions of the Uniform Food, Drug, and Cosmetic
				Act.
(c)
Drug, device and
				cosmetic division.
This division is responsible for insuring that drug
				products, medical devices, cosmetic products, and children's toys are
				accurately labeled and suitable for the purposes intended. The laws
				administered by this division include the Child Protection Act, the
				Dependency-Producing Drug statutes, and certain provisions of the Uniform Food,
				Drug and Cosmetics Act.
(d)
Weights and measures division.
This division is responsible for
				safeguarding the public in all matters involving commercial determinations of
				quantity. The provisions contained in Title 43 of the General Statutes are
				administered by this division.
(e)
Consumer frauds division.
This division processes and investigates
				consumer complaints regarding deceptive trade practices and untrue or
				misleading advertisements. It also licenses or otherwise regulates itinerant
				vendors, going out of business sales, and the sale of cigarettes. The Unfair
				Sales Practices Act and the Uniform Deceptive Trade Practices Act are
				administered by this division.
(f)
Consumer education division.
This division is responsible for
				keeping the public abreast of the activities of the department and informing
				consumers of potentially hazardous products and deceptive trade practices. All
				written information is disseminated in both the English and Spanish languages,
				whenever practicable.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 1 - DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATION › Part III - Dealings with the General Public › Section 21a-1-7 - Departmental policy on public information

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The policy
				of the department is to make available for public inspection all files,
				records, documents and other materials within its possession, unless prohibited
				by law. A compilation of all regulations, policy statements, final orders,
				decisions, and official opinions is available for public inspection at the
				office of the commissioner.
(b)
				Departmental employees are not permitted to release information about a
				particular individual or firm unless a complaint has been issued or an order
				has been secured against such individual or firm. Information may be released
				concerning
(i) the allegations contained in a
				complaint issued pursuant to Section 21a-1-21 of these regulations;
(ii) a final decision or order secured by the
				department in a contested case;
(iii) the contents of a complaint issued by a
				consumer affairs agency in another state or by the Federal Trade Commission;
				and
(iv) an order secured against a
				particular individual or firm by any state or federal court, by a consumer
				affairs agency in another state, by the Federal Trade Commission, or by any
				other federal agency.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 1 - DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATION › Part III - Dealings with the General Public › Personal Data Systems › Section 21a-1-7a(b) - Definitions

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The terms set forth in section
				  4-190 of the General
				  Statutes, as amended, shall have the same meanings in this regulation as
				  therein defined.
(b) "Department"
				  means the Department of Consumer Protection, 165 Capitol Avenue, Hartford,
				  Connecticut 06106, and includes all boards and commissions within said
				  department as defined by section
				  21a-6
				  of the General Statutes.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 1 - DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATION › Part III - Dealings with the General Public › Personal Data Systems › Section 21a-1-7a(c) - Categories

Current through July 10, 2024
(a)
Licensee files.
The licensee
				  personal data system consists of financial, employment, criminal history and
				  other personal background data and information secured and maintained by the
				  department for individuals licensed by the department.
(b)
Complaint files.
The
				  complaint file personal data system consists of correspondence files relating
				  to complaints or inquiries received by the department concerning the conduct or
				  method of doing business of individuals, companies or other organizations
				  regulated or licensed by the department. Active complaint files are maintained
				  separately from the file containing the licensee licensure data; closed out or
				  resolved complaint files are subsequently consolidated, as appropriate, into
				  the licensee personal data system.
(c)
Personnel files.
The
				  personnel files personal data system consists of payroll and personnel data.
				  Said data consists of payroll data, personnel status, attendance records,
				  addresses, telephone numbers, educational data, financial data, medical data
				  and employment data.
(d)
Agency financial files.
The agency financial file personal data
				  system consists of payments to vendors, travel records of agency employees,
				  expense statements of agency employees, mileage reports of agency employees and
				  all other routine financial data.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 1 - DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATION › Part III - Dealings with the General Public › Personal Data Systems › Section 21a-1-7a(d) - Nature and purpose of personal data systems

Current through July 10, 2024
(a)
				  The nature and purpose of the licensee personal data system is to maintain an
				  accurate and current information base upon which to determine and ascertain
				  that all licensees licensed or to be licensed by the department are qualified,
				  fit and suitable to be licensed for the particular activity authorized by the
				  department.
(b) The nature and
				  purpose of the complaint file personal data system is to receive, maintain,
				  investigate and act upon complaints concerning the conduct or method of doing
				  business of all persons regulated by the department.
(c) The nature and purpose of the personnel
				  file personal data system is to maintain an accurate and current information
				  base needed to fulfill the department's responsibility in the proper
				  administration of said department. Said information is used to substantiate
				  payrolls; to substantiate leave balances and/or retirement; to substantiate
				  health/life/disability insurance, social security and retirement benefits; to
				  substantiate affirmative action policies; and other areas as directed by state
				  statutes and regulations.
(d) The
				  nature and purpose of the agency financial file personal data system is to
				  maintain an accurate and current information base needed to fulfill the
				  department's responsibility in the proper fiscal administration of the
				  department.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 1 - DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATION › Part III - Dealings with the General Public › Personal Data Systems › Section 21a-1-7a(e) - Procedures regarding the maintenance of personal data

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) All employees who function as custodians
				  of the department's personal data systems or who have access thereto shall be
				  given a copy of the provisions of Chapters 3 and 55 of the General Statutes
				  together with a copy of these regulations.
(b) All such departmental employees shall
				  take reasonable precautions to protect personal data under their supervision
				  from the danger of fire, theft, flood, natural disaster and other physical
				  threats.
(c) Except for
				  departmental employees a record shall be maintained of each person, individual,
				  agency or organization who has obtained access to or to whom disclosure has
				  been made of personal data, pursuant to Chapter fifty-five of the Connecticut
				  General Statutes, together with a reason for each disclosure or access. Upon
				  written request this record shall be made available to the individual who is
				  the subject of the personal data disclosure.
(d) The department shall maintain only such
				  personal data as is relevant and necessary in order to accomplish the statutory
				  authorization to maintain such information.
(e) Upon receipt of a written request, the
				  department shall, within four business days thereafter, mail or deliver to
				  individuals a written response to the question of whether the department
				  maintains personal data concerning such individual.
(f) Except where precluded by law, the
				  department shall disclose to any person upon request, all personal data,
				  concerning him which is maintained by the department. Such disclosure shall be
				  conducted so as not to disclose any personal data concerning persons other than
				  the individual requesting such information.
(g) If the department refuses to disclose
				  personal medical data to a person and the non-disclosure is not mandated by
				  law, the department shall, at the written request of such person, permit a
				  qualified medical doctor to review the personal medical data contained in the
				  person's record to determine if the personal medical data should be disclosed.
				  If disclosure is recommended by the person's medical doctor, the department
				  shall disclose the personal medical data to such person; if non-disclosure is
				  recommended by such person's medical doctor, the department shall not disclose
				  the personal medical data and shall inform such person of the judicial relief
				  provided under section
				  4-195
				  of the General Statutes.