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Connecticut General Statutes > Title 25 > Chapter 474 - Pollution

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§ 25-25	Definitions
§ 25-32	Department of Public Health jurisdiction over and duties concerning water supplies, water companies and operators of water treatment plants and water distribution systems
§ 25-32a	"Consumer" and "water company" defined
§ 25-32b	Public drinking water supply emergency
§ 25-32c	Civil penalty
§ 25-32d	Water supply plans
§ 25-32e	Imposition of civil penalties for violations of certain drinking water laws and regulations
§ 25-32f	Testimony by commissioner on municipal actions. Appeals
§ 25-32g	Orders to correct immediate threats to public water supplies
§ 25-32h	Residential retrofit program, civil penalty
§ 25-32i	Residential Water-Saving Advisory Board
§ 25-32j	Installation of reduced-pressure-principle backflow preventers, when required
§ 25-32k	Provision of educational materials to water company customers addressing water conservation, water supply source protection, and the health effects and sources of lead and copper. Civil penalty
§ 25-32
§ 25-32m	Sale of bottled water by water company or municipality
§ 25-32n	Water service to a school administration building from a well
§ 25-33	Water company: Reporting and record retention requirements. Plan required for construction or expansion of a water supply system or a proposed new source of water supply. Regulations
§ 25-33a	State grants for water facilities. State bond authorization
§ 25-33b	Regulations re loans and grants to water companies
§ 25-33c	Legislative finding
§ 25-33d	Definitions
§ 25-33e	Delineation of public water supply management areas
§ 25-33f	Water utility coordinating committees. Membership
§ 25-33g	Assessment of water supply conditions and problems. Exclusive service area boundaries
§ 25-33h	Coordinated water system plan. Regulations
§ 25-33i	Consistency with plan. Restriction on approval of public water supply system
§ 25-33j	Contract for services to water utility coordinating committee
§ 25-33k	Abandonment of source of water supply. Definition. Application and notification to municipalities. Basis for commissioner's decision
§ 25-33
§ 25-33m	Priority for acquisition of source, potential source or abandoned source of water supply
§ 25-33n	Annual report on water planning process
§ 25-33o	Water Planning Council: Composition, duties, advisory group, report
§ 25-33p	Annual report on Water Planning Council
§ 25-34	Investigation of water or ice supply
§ 25-35	Enforcement agents
§ 25-36	Orders of department; appeals; civil penalty
§ 25-37	Penalties
§ 25-37a	Legislative finding and purpose
§ 25-37b	Definitions
§ 25-37c	Regulations. Classification of land owned by or acquired from a water company
§ 25-37d	Commissioner to adopt regulations re permit applications. Referral to consultant. Appointment of professional review team
§ 25-37e	Duties of commissioner re permit applications
§ 25-37f	Report to General Assembly
§ 25-37g	Prohibition of sale of certain water company owned land
§ 25-37h	Notification of security interest required
§ 25-37i	Use of municipally-owned watershed land for construction and operation of golf course
§ 25-38	Carcass of animal in water supply
§ 25-39	Pollution of drinking water
§ 25-39a	Monitoring of public water supplies for organic chemicals. Listing of harmful carcinogens. Reports re
§ 25-39b	Installation of vinyl-lined pipe restricted. Report by commissioner
§ 25-39c	Installation of asbestos cement pipe restricted. Determination by commissioner re health hazard
§ 25-39d	List of hazardous substances to be submitted to health director
§ 25-39e	Restriction on use of lead solder in potable water systems. Sale of lead solder
§ 25-40	Analysis of water. Schedule of fees, when applicable
§ 25-41	Cemetery not to be within one-half mile of reservoir
§ 25-42	Power to take lands and streams
§ 25-43	Bathing in and pollution of reservoirs. Aircraft on reservoirs. Penalties
§ 25-43a	Penalties applicable to one not owner, lessee or guest
§ 25-43b	Power of Department of Public Health not affected
§ 25-43c	Permitted recreation in watersheds and reservoirs
§ 25-44	Appointment of special police
§ 25-45	Local ordinances concerning reservoirs
§ 25-46	Interstate waters used for drinking water supply
§ 25-51	Injunction against injury to water supply or source
§ 25-52	Cemeteries not to be near ice ponds
§ 25-53	Abatement of nuisance
§ 25-54	Sale of ice regulated

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