Connecticut Code — 23
Browse 144 sections in division 23 of the Connecticut code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 23-4. Regulations for preservation and protection. Penalties. Alcoholic beverages in state parks and forests. Taking of mushrooms. Liability.
- § 23-4a. Lands of public use and benefit. Conservation and preservation restrictions on department lands.
- § 23-4b. Prohibition of use of cannabis on state lands or waters managed by department. Penalty.
- § 23-4c. Hazardous tree mitigation policy. Requirements. Tree replanting demonstration project. Report.
- § 23-4d. State park hazardous tree removal report.
- § 23-5. Public reservations; supervision.
- § 23-5a. Natural area preserves. Declaration of policy.
- § 23-5b. Definitions.
- § 23-5c. Natural area preserves system.
- § 23-5d. Approval of preserve.
- § 23-5e. Alienation.
- § 23-5f. Advisory committee.
- § 23-5g. Cooperation with federal agencies.
- § 23-5h. Acquisition of property.
- § 23-5i. Responsibility of other public authorities.
- § 23-6. Maintenance of state park and forest lands adjoining other states.
- § 23-7. Memorials in state parks and reservations.
- § 23-8. Open spaces for recreation. State goal for acquisition of open space. State-owned lands valuable for conservation purposes. Public use and benefit land registry. Content.
- § 23-8a. Conveyance of certain state land previously held as protected open space.
- § 23-8b. Purchase of certain water company land in Fairfield County. Requirements for preservation. Jurisdiction by certain officers and patrolmen.
- § 23-9. Acquisition of property by eminent domain.
- § 23-9a. Acquisition of easements for maintenance of dams.
- § 23-9b. West Rock Ridge conservation area and supplement. Notice requirements re land use changes or transfers.
- § 23-10. Development of recreational areas.
- § 23-10a. Designation of state hiking trails.
- § 23-10b. Outdoor recreation-related services.
- § 23-10c. Designation of trails for use by horseback riders.
- § 23-10d. Equine Advisory Council.
- § 23-10e. Equestrian use on multiuse trails on state park and forest lands. Nonequine use of trails. Temporary closing of multiuse trails.
- § 23-10h. Heritage parks: Legislative policy.
- § 23-10i. Designation of heritage parks. Public hearing. Designation of additional sites.
- § 23-11. Licenses for use of portions of parks or forests.
- § 23-12. Transfer of control of open spaces.
- § 23-13. Animals for public parks.
- § 23-14. Rights-of-way in state parks and forests.
- § 23-14a. (Formerly Sec. 19a-192a). Payments to certified ambulance services for calls at state parks or forests.
- § 23-15. State park receipts deposited in Passport to the Parks account.
- § 23-15a. Use of state parks. Reimbursement of municipalities.
- § 23-15b. State park special event rentals paid into Passport to the Parks account. Subaccounts. Uses. Report.
- § 23-15c. Revenue from food service facilities, vending machines and stands in state parks.
- § 23-15d. Request for information re state park concessions, services and amenities.
- § 23-15e. Rents for special events of limited duration.
- § 23-15f. Adopt-A-Park program. Financial sponsorship.
- § 23-15g. Per-person admission fee for state parks. Report.
- § 23-15h. Passport to the Parks account. Established. Subaccounts. Payments from account.
- § 23-16. Leases of camp sites.
- § 23-16a. Leasing of camping sites at shore parks. Pilot program.
- § 23-16b. Portable wastewater holding tanks. Use at state or private campgrounds. Authorized.
- § 23-16c. Squantz Pond. Capacity limit. Factors.
- § 23-17. Trust funds.
- § 23-18. State Park Police.
- § 23-19. State Forester.
- § 23-20. Powers and duties of commissioner.
- § 23-21. Purchase and sale of land by commissioner.
- § 23-22. Acquisition of land by exchange.
- § 23-23. Purchase and sale of seeds and seedling stock.
- § 23-24. Establishment of boundaries.
- § 23-24a. Survey of boundaries of state parks and forest lands.
- § 23-25. Granting of leases for public purposes.
- § 23-26. Revenue from state parks and facilities. Motor vehicle parking passes. Lifetime passes for residents sixty-five years of age or older or disabled veterans.
- § 23-26a. “All-terrain vehicle” defined.
- § 23-26b. Certificate to operate all-terrain vehicles on state land.
- § 23-26c. Availability of state land for use by persons operating all-terrain vehicles.
- § 23-26d. Regulations re safety education courses for the operation of all-terrain vehicles.
- § 23-26e. Operation of all-terrain vehicles on state land by certain minors.
- § 23-26f. Regulations re operation of all-terrain vehicles.
- § 23-26g. Penalties.
- § 23-27. Federal grants.
- § 23-28. Membership; meetings.
- § 23-29. Powers.
- § 23-30. Leasing of land.
- § 23-31. Acquisition of property for development as state forests.
- § 23-32. Improvement of forest lands.
- § 23-32a. Study re sustainable harvesting of forests. Plan based on study results. Report.
- § 23-33. Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection to be State Forest Fire Warden.
- § 23-34. Prosecutorial powers of State Forest Fire Warden.
- § 23-35. Fire-fighting crews.
- § 23-36. Powers and duties of State Forest Fire Warden.
- § 23-37. Powers and duties of state forest fire control personnel and district and deputy fire wardens. Temporary emergency workers.
- § 23-37a. Forest fire-fighting equipment for fire companies.
- § 23-37b. Forest fire-fighting equipment account.
- § 23-37c. Termination of forest fire-fighting equipment account.
- § 23-38. Posting of notices containing fire laws.
- § 23-39. Compensation of wardens and firefighters.
- § 23-40. Patrol personnel.
- § 23-41. Disposal of receipts.
- § 23-42. Liability of railroads for damages caused by sparks.
- § 23-43. Determination of railroad fire hazards.
- § 23-44. Protection from railroad fire hazards.
- § 23-45. Regulations by commissioner. Violations. Penalty.
- § 23-46. Removal of cut brush along highways. Penalty.
- § 23-47. Forest fire hazards.
- § 23-48. Kindling fire in the open. Penalty.
- § 23-49. Permits for kindling fires. Exemptions.
- § 23-49a. Declaration of burning ban; special burning permit; penalty; exemptions.
- § 23-50. Closing of forests by the Governor.
- § 23-51. Abandoned highways may be maintained for fire prevention.
- § 23-52. Recovery of expenses for extinguishing fires.
- § 23-53. Northeastern Interstate Forest Fire Protection Compact.
- § 23-54. Appointment of commissioners.
- § 23-55. Powers and duties of commissioners.
- § 23-56. Application of other laws.
- § 23-57. Report.
- § 23-58. Tree wardens; appointment; compensation; supervision.
- § 23-59. Powers and duties of tree wardens.
- § 23-59a. Required coursework for tree wardens. Failure to comply. Extension of time. Record of completion. Tree Wardens Association of Connecticut coursework. Exemptions. Fee.
- § 23-60. Appropriations. Public trees; removal.
- § 23-61. Tree experts to be licensed.
- § 23-61a. Definitions. Tree Protection Examining Board. Regulations.
- § 23-61b. Licensing for arboriculture; examination; fees; renewal; suspension; revocation. Nonresidents. Records. Pesticides.
- § 23-61c. Privilege of licensee to take examination without fee for commercial applicators of pesticides.
- § 23-61d. Validity of custom tree worker licenses held by licensees on July 1, 1977.
- § 23-61e. Appeals.
- § 23-61f. Penalties.
- § 23-61g. Arborist business. Definitions.
- § 23-61h. Arborist business. Certificate of registration. Application. Fee. Exemption re pesticide application.
- § 23-61i. Issuance of certificate. Denial. Hearing. Revocation or suspension of certificate. Grounds. Reapplication.
- § 23-61j. Employment of arborists by arborist business.
- § 23-61k. Retention of records by arborist business. Information required. Inspection by commissioner. Customer records.
- § 23-61l. l . Violations. Penalty. Attorney General action.
- § 23-61m. Action by officer, agent or person acting for or employed by arborist business.
- § 23-65. Posting or distributing advertisements. Removing, pruning, injuring or defacing certain trees or shrubs. Restoration. Damages. Regulations. Permit for cutting or removal.
- § 23-66. Preservation of Appalachian National Scenic Trail as state policy.
- § 23-67. Appalachian National Scenic Trail. Acquisition of land. Provision of facilities.
- § 23-68. Transfer of land from other agencies for Appalachian National Scenic Trail.
- § 23-69. Uses of Appalachian National Scenic Trail and land.
- § 23-70. Maintenance agreements re Appalachian National Scenic Trail.
- § 23-71. Liability of grantor of right-of-way re Appalachian National Scenic Trail.
- § 23-72. Use of funds for Appalachian National Scenic Trail.
- § 23-72a. New England National Scenic Trail. Preservation of trail as state policy. Acquisition of land. Transfer of land from other agencies. Use of trail and land. Maintenance agreements. Liability of grantor of right-of-way. Use of funds.
- § 23-73. Definitions.
- § 23-74. Recreation and natural heritage trust program. Purpose.
- § 23-75. Land acquisition. Criteria.
- § 23-76. Acquisitions list. Stewardship account income.
- § 23-77. Funding sources for program purposes.
- § 23-78. Matching funds.
- § 23-79. Stewardship account.
- § 23-80. Advisory board. Annual report.
- § 23-81. “Connecticut Heritage Area” defined. State planning consideration and project partnering.
- § 23-81a. Recognized Connecticut Heritage Areas.
- § 23-100. Definitions.
- § 23-101. Greenways capital grant program. Greenways small grants program. Regulations.
- § 23-102. Connecticut Greenways Council.
- § 23-103. Bond authorization for Connecticut bikeway, pedestrian walkway, recreational trail and greenway grant program.