ConnDOT: Permits

ConnDOT: Permits

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Permits

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	Approval of Specific Information Signs and Business Signs on Limited Access Highways
	Approval to allow business signs on limited access highways at approved interchanges. (Encroachment permit also required)
	Outdoor Advertising Permit
	To regulate the erection of billboards through the issuance of State Sign Permits. (Initial, Renewal or Modification).

Aviation

	Air Meet or Other Activity Application
	Airport/Heliport Permits
	Required by CT State Statutes for all airports and heliports which have more than 36 operations per year. (Initial or Renewal).
	Proposed Parachute Jump Area Application
	Required by CT State Statutes for approved and licensed Parachute Jump Centers.
	Proposed Landing Area Application
	Required by CT State Statutes for all airports and heliports which have more than 36 operations per year.

General

	Major Traffic Generator Certificate
	Permit to operate developments over 100,000 sq. ft. (Initial or Modification).
	Speed Limit Certificate
	Certificate to allow towns to establish speed limits on local roads. (Initial or Modification).
	Traffic Signal Permit
	Permit to allow a town or city to install and operate a traffic control signal. (Initial or Modification).

Highways

	Intrastate Permit for Household Goods Carrier
	The Bureau of Public Transportation oversees the regulation of moving companies, taxicabs, livery operators and motorbus companies.
	Industrial Truck Permit
	Permit to transport goods, property or merchandise to and between buildings of the same industrial plant . C.G.S. 13A-117. (Initial, Duplicate, Renewal, Modification, Suspension or Restoration).
	Encroachment Permit
	Allows use of a State highway for purposes other than travel. Normally, excavations, utility work, within the right of way. (Initial, Modification, Suspension, Restoration or Specific Duration).
	Oversize/Overweight Vehicle Permit
	DIVISIBLE LOADS - Permit to transport bulk construction material such as sand, stone or gravel. NONDIVISIBLE LOADS - Permit for the transportation of vehicles and/or vehicle and load which do not conform to the statutory limits for width, length, height or weight. C.G.S. Sections 14-262, 14-264, 14-267a and 14-269. (Initial, Renewal, Duplicate, Modification, Restoration or Suspension).
	Radioactive Material Permit
	Permit to transport radioactive material into and through the state. C.G.S. Section 19-409d. (Initial, Renewal, Duplicate, Restoration, Suspension or Modification).
	Permit for Use on Limited Access Highway
	Written permission for authorized tasks on limited access highways
	Permission to Film on Limited Access Highways
	Approval to Film on Limited Access Highways
	Parkway Permit
	Permit to operate on the Merritt and Wilbur Cross Parkways by vehicles normally excluded. (Initial or Renewal).
	Special Event Permit for Highways
	Permit to allow the use of state highways for special events, parades, motorcycle events, etc.

Marine

	Individual Non-Commercial Mooring Space Permit
	Any individual that wishes to anchor a boat should submit the Navigable Waterways Permit to the local Harbor Master on a yearly basis per C.G.S. Section 15-8.
	Marine Pilot License for Vessels
	License to demonstrate proficiency in handling vessels for the protection of the ports and waters of the State, including the CT waters of Long Island Sound. (Initial or Renewal).

Public Transportation

	Regulatory and Compliance Unit
	Regulations and permits/certificates for Taxicab, Livery, Motorbus and Household Goods Movers

Content Last Modified on 5/23/2012 1:38:20 PM