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Norwalk aquifer agency accepts several registrations, sets Aug. 20 deadline for incomplete applications
Summary
The Norwalk City Aquifer Protection Agency accepted multiple facility registration applications, voted to reject four incomplete returning applications unless they complete materials by Aug. 20 and discussed limits on local authority imposed by state statute and regulations.
The Norwalk City Aquifer Protection Agency on Wednesday accepted multiple facility registration applications and voted to reject four incomplete returning registrations unless applicants submit required materials by Aug. 20.
Agency staff informed members that several new and reregistration applications were complete and eligible for acceptance, while other returning applications remained incomplete and at risk of automatic approval under a 180-day rule unless the agency acted.
Alexis Chiricheti, Aquifer Protection Agency staff, told the agency the first three new applications were “technically inactive” registrations and that the application for RA25114 at 30 Mueller Avenue (Follins Lawn Land and Lawn) was “complete.” She said the registrant is not currently performing regulated activities and is using the one-time inactive registration permitted under the regulations. “If in 5 years from their registration this year, if they’re still not doing any regulated activities, they’re not allowed to reregister,”…
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