Conn. Agencies Regs. § 16-247d-6 - Department proceedings

(a) Any proposed agreement between the owner of an occupied building and the telecommunications provider shall be submitted to the department within sixty days of the date of the application submitted under Section 16-247d-3 for approval by the department. Such agreement shall contain the criteria considered, as outlined in Section 16-247d-7, upon which the amount of compensation was calculated. The department shall render a final decision either approving or denying said proposed agreement within ninety days of the receipt of the agreement by the department. The department may hold a public hearing on the proposed agreement before rendering its decision.

(b) If the owner and the telecommunications provider are unable to reach an agreement within the sixty days provided under Section 16-247d-6(a), or if the department has denied the agreement submitted by the owner and the telecommunications provider, the department shall commence proceedings for a hearing to determine the appropriate compensation. The telecommunications provider, the owner and the Office of Consumer Counsel shall be designated as parties to such proceeding. The department shall complete such investigation and render a decision not later than ninety days after initiation of the proceeding.

(c) Nothing in Section 16-247d-6 shall be deemed to impair or delay the right of the telecommunications provider to install, maintain or remove telecommunications facilities, or to provide service to an individual unit in the subject premises, during the pendency of these proceedings.

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Conn. Agencies Regs. § 16-247d-6

Effective October 26, 1995