Connecticut § 23-61g - Arborist business. Definitions.
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§ 23-61g. Arborist business. Definitions.
Sec. 23-61g. Arborist business. Definitions. For the purposes of sections 23-61h to 23-61m, inclusive:
(1) “Arborist business” means any business that wholly, or in part, holds itself out for hire to perform arboriculture.
(2) “Arboriculture” has the same meaning as provided in section 23-61a.
(3) “Place of business” means any physical location at or through which the functional operations of business regularly occur, including, but not limited to, financial transactions, arrangement of contracts, assignment of contracts, assignment of work and record keeping. “Place of business” does not include buildings or locations used solely for storage of equipment or supplies or any telephone answering service.
(P.A. 13-203, S. 1.)
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