The following data shall appear on all building applications
in order to insure the conformance of buildings and lots with all
zoning regulations:
22.1.1
The district or districts in which such building and lot are
situated.
22.1.2
The present and proposed use or uses for such building and lot.
22.1.3
Size of lot.
22.1.4
Locations of all structures including proposed structures on
lot.
22.1.5
Height of such buildings.
22.1.6
Building area.
22.1.7
Size of yards and court.
22.1.8
The proposed number of families and persons to occupy the building
and lot.
22.1.9
The names of person or persons having record title to such building
or lot.
22.1.10
The names of all tenants of such building or lot.
22.1.11
The dates and types of permits or waivers of the commissions
or Board of Zoning Appeals affecting such building or lot.
22.1.12
Any other information deemed necessary by the Building Inspector
for the purpose of properly showing the use of such building and lot.
The Planning and Zoning Administrator shall ascertain from such
data whether the building, lot and present or proposed use conform
with the zoning regulations for the particular district in which the
building and lot are or will be situated and he shall not issue a
zoning compliance report until such data discloses conformance therewith.
Before issuing a certificate of occupancy the Building Inspector shall
obtain a zoning compliance report from the Office of Planning and
Zoning that such building and lot as erected or altered, and the use
thereof are as stated in the application and in conformity with these
Regulations.
All applications, appeals or petitions shall be on a form supplied
by the Planning Commission, Zoning Commission, or the Board of Zoning
Appeals and shall be submitted and receipted in accordance with the
provisions of the Connecticut General Statutes.
All fees shall be in an amount prescribed by the Planning and
Zoning Commissions. [Effective 3-8-1985]
All fees shall be in an amount prescribed by the Board of Zoning
Appeals. [Effective 3-8-1985]
For applications or petitions filed with the Planning and Zoning
office, which require publication of notice thereon and which relate
to a specific parcel(s) or building (s), the Planning and Zoning office
shall post conspicuously on the premises on which action is pending
so that it may be easily seen and read, a printed placard at least
11 inches by 14 inches in size, on white or yellow card stock, in
black ink as follows: "ZONING Use Change" in two lines of 72-point
type, "Requested Here" in one line of 60-point type, followed by,
in writing in black grease crayon, the location, time and place of
the public hearing to be held thereon. Such placard shall be posted
on such premises at least five days preceding such hearing. Any person
mutilating, tearing down, removing or obstructing the view of such
placard shall be found guilty of a misdemeanor punishable under the
provisions of Section 17 of these Regulations. This penalty clause
shall be printed in 12-point type on the placard. This posting requirement
shall not generally apply to petitions for proposed amendments to
the zoning regulations, proposed amendments to the subdivision regulations
or proposed amendments to the plan of development unless such petitions
address an isolated area or property where the administration of these
posting requirements would be practical.
Whenever there shall be pending before the Zoning Commission
any proposal for a change of zone or alteration of an existing district
boundary, the Building Inspector shall not issue any building permit
for the construction or substantial alteration of any building or
buildings, upon any lot likely to be affected by the final determination
of such motion for a change of zone or variance of an existing district
boundary, as the case may be, pending the public hearing and final
decision by the Commission upon such motions. The clerk of the Zoning
Commission shall immediately give notice in writing to the Building
Inspector of the pendency of such motion and of the final decision
thereon.
The issuance of a building permit by the Building Inspector
shall not be construed as any guarantee or warranty by the municipality
that the permitted structure conforms to all of the requirements of
these Regulations. If the action of the Building Inspector is appealed
as provided by these Regulations, or the General Statutes of the State
of Connecticut, the holder of such permit shall not exercise the privileges
granted therein except at his own risk.
