Section 13b-345a - Towns authorized to petition the department to install a mandatory stop on any municipal or state highway approaching a crossing at grade.

CT Gen Stat § 13b-345a (2019) (N/A)

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Any town, city or borough may petition the Department of Transportation to provide a mandatory stop on any municipal or state highway approaching a crossing at grade. Upon receipt of any such petition, the department shall fix a time and place of hearing, within a reasonable time, and shall provide notice of such hearing to the public through publication of notice in a newspaper having general circulation in the town, city or borough where such crossing is located. Within sixty days of the hearing the department shall render a written decision on the petition.

(P.A. 90-329, S. 3.)

Cited. 33 CA 775.

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