Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies (Last Updated: June 14,2023) |
Title16 Public Service Companies |
SubTitle16-235. Petitions and Applications |
Sec.16-235-1. Components for appeals to department
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If the proceeding presented to the commission is an appeal under section 16-231 or 16-235 of the Connecticut General Statutes, the appellant shall follow the form described in sections 16-1-45 to 16-1-52, inclusive, of the regulations of Connecticut state agencies in the preparation of such appeal, to which the appellant shall attach:
(1) Statement describing in detail the location of the site that is the subject of the petition from whose decision the appeal has been taken;
(2) Where applicable, any plan, engineer's drawing, plot plan, map or other form of illustration necessary to describe the scope and nature of the area within which the work set forth in the petition is to be executed;
(3) Where applicable, an itemized statement of the cost of construction of the facilities in the form proposed in the appellant's petition. Such itemized statement shall also set forth the cost of constructing or of otherwise providing such facilities as shall be necessary and convenient to furnish the same utility service in the event that the commissioners affirm the decision appealed on said petition;
(4) Copy of the written order from which the appeal is taken;
(5) Copy of the original petition from whose denial the appeal is taken, including copies of all exhibits, documents and other materials that were annexed to or made a part of the petition when it was originally filed and thereafter;
(6) Transcript of any officially recorded hearing held in connection with determination of the petition from which the appeal is taken; and
(7) Statement of the facts and arguments supporting the appeal including any facts and arguments leading to the conclusion that public convenience will be better served if the commissioners sustain the appeal than if the commissioners reject the appeal.
(Effective December 21, 1971; Transferred from § 16-1-78, August 23, 2000; Amended August 23, 2000)