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Connecticut General Statutes > Title 26 > Chapter 491 - State Shellfisheries

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§ 26-192	Exclusive jurisdiction of state
§ 26-192a	Lead agency
§ 26-192b	Standards for shellfish testing
§ 26-192c	Inspection and regulations concerning shellfish. License
§ 26-192d	Appeals from orders, suspension or revocation of a license
§ 26-192e	Classification of coastal waters, shores and tidal flats for the taking of shellfish
§ 26-192f	Penalties
§ 26-192g	Enforcement
§ 26-192h	License for the taking of shellfish from closed areas for certain purposes
§ 26-192i	Shellfish; definition
§ 26-192j	Pollution which affects shellfish grounds. Liability to municipal shellfish commission
§ 26-192k	Shellfish relay from restricted relay grounds. Tag identification information confidential. Code re harvest location
§ 26-193	Natural oyster beds: Map on file
§ 26-194	Leasing of shellfish grounds. Fee. Utility lines and public use structures. Shellfish removal or relocation costs. Annual host payments for Long Island Sound crossings. Deposits into expand and grow Connecticut agriculture account and Environmental Qualit
§ 26-194a	Lease of a state shellfish bed to a municipality for recreational shellfishing. Fees
§ 26-195	State ground; determination of disputed boundaries
§ 26-196	Determination of disputed boundaries in other cases
§ 26-197	Commissioners' fees on hearings
§ 26-198	Fees for recording or copying
§ 26-199	Recording of transfers
§ 26-200	Survey and staking; maps; fee
§ 26-201	Release to the state
§ 26-202	Leasing beacon ground
§ 26-203	Buoying of certain natural beds
§ 26-204	Grant of right to plant or cultivate shellfish which interferes with established fishing right void
§ 26-205	Wardens; appointment, duties and powers
§ 26-206	Shellfish police
§ 26-207	Taxation of shellfish grounds
§ 26-208	Laying of tax
§ 26-209	Appeal
§ 26-210	Collection of tax
§ 26-211	Taxes unpaid five years; reversion
§ 26-212	Licensing and numbering of shellfish vessels. Fee
§ 26-213	License to work on natural beds
§ 26-214	Nonresident oystermen. Foreign vessels prohibited
§ 26-215	Power dredges. Local shellfish commissions. Use of power dredges to restore shellfish beds
§ 26-216	Penalty
§ 26-217	Use of chain bags on natural oyster beds
§ 26-218	License forfeited on conviction
§ 26-219	License to take conchs
§ 26-220	Shellfish spawning beds
§ 26-224	Deposit of injurious substances in tidal waters or on oyster ground. Penalty
§ 26-224a	Depositing of shellfish in tidal waters. Regulations
§ 26-225	Stealing oysters
§ 26-226	Injury to enclosure
§ 26-227	Taking from designated but unmarked ground
§ 26-228	Taking shellfish between sunset and sunrise
§ 26-229	Injury to monuments
§ 26-230	Speculation in ground prohibited. Illegally staking ground
§ 26-231	Towing dredge prohibited
§ 26-232	Taking oysters from natural beds or the Housatonic or Saugatuck Rivers
§ 26-233	Taking oysters from Housatonic River
§ 26-234a	Daily limit on oysters
§ 26-234b	Taking of eastern oysters. Regulations
§ 26-235	Taking of clams. Recreational harvest limit. Penalties. Defacing or removal of sign
§ 26-236	Uncertified natural grounds
§ 26-237	Penalty
§ 26-237a	Deposit of cultch material on state shellfish beds
§ 26-237b	Shellfish Fund
§ 26-237c	License for the harvesting of oysters from state shellfish grounds
§ 26-237d	Municipal collection of sea water samples for shellfish harvest water classification
§ 26-237e	Resource assessment permits

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