All petitions, applications, requests or appeals
shall be submitted to the Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Commission
of the Town of Killingworth.
A.
The Commission shall, in accordance with § 8-7d(f)
of the Connecticut General Statutes, notify the clerk of any adjoining
municipality of the pendency of any application, petition, appeal,
request or plan concerning any project on any site in which:
[Amended 6-10-2008]
(1)
Any portion of the property affected by a decision
of the Commission is within 500 feet of the boundary of an adjoining
municipality;
(2)
A significant portion of the traffic to the completed
project on the site will use streets within the adjoining municipality
to enter or exit the site;
(3)
A significant portion of the sewer or water drainage
from the project site will flow through and significantly impact the
sewage or drainage system within the adjoining municipality; or
(4)
Water runoff from the improved site will impact streets
or other municipal or private property within the adjoining municipality.
B.
Notice of the pendency of such application shall be
made by certified mail, return receipt requested, and shall be mailed
within seven days of the date of receipt of the application, petition,
appeal, request or plan.
[Amended 3-13-2012]
When an application is filed to conduct or cause
to be conducted a regulated activity upon an inland wetland or watercourse,
any portion of which is within the watershed of a water company as
defined in § 25-32a of the Statutes, the applicant shall
provide written notice of the application to the water company and
the Commissioner of Public Health in a format prescribed by said Commissioner,
provided such water company or said Commissioner has filed a map showing
the boundaries of the watershed on the land records of the municipality
in which the application is made and with the inland wetlands agency
of such municipality. Such notice shall be made by certified mail,
return receipt requested, and shall be mailed not later than seven
days after the date of the application. The water company and the
Commissioner of Public Health, through a representative, may appear
and be heard at any hearing on the application.
The date of receipt of a petition, application,
request or appeal shall be the day of the next regularly scheduled
meeting of the Commission immediately following the day of submission
to the Commission or its agent of such petition, application, request
or appeal or 35 days after such submission, whichever is sooner.
At any time during the review period, the applicant shall provide such additional information as the Commission may reasonably require. Requests for additional information shall not stay the time limitations as set forth in § 470-50 of these regulations.
All applications shall be open for public inspection.
Incomplete applications may be denied.
