PART I. REDEVELOPMENT  


Sec. 8-124. Declaration of public policy.
Sec. 8-125. Definitions.
Sec. 8-126. Redevelopment agency.
Sec. 8-126a. Agency employees not to promote political parties or members.
Sec. 8-127. Preparation and approval of redevelopment plan. Notice of approval. Review.
Sec. 8-127a. Limits on redevelopment agency's use of eminent domain under a redevelopment plan.
Sec. 8-128. Acquisition or rental of real property by redevelopment agency. Limitations.
Sec. 8-129. Agency to determine compensation and file with Superior Court and town clerks; notice to owners and interested parties. Possession of land. Certificate of taking.
Sec. 8-129a. Apportionment and abatement of taxes on acquisition of property.
Sec. 8-130. Deposit filed with Superior Court clerk. Withdrawal of agency from proceeding.
Sec. 8-131. Acceptances to be filed. Approval by judge or judge trial referee.
Sec. 8-132. Judicial review of statement of compensation.
Sec. 8-132a. Determination of equities of parties in deposit or compensation.
Sec. 8-133. Costs taxable against agency.
Sec. 8-133a. Relocation or removal of public service facilities from streets closed as part of project.
Sec. 8-133b. Payments in lieu of taxes.
Sec. 8-134. Bonds: Authorization; terms, security, payment. Issuance by Connecticut Innovations, Incorporated or its subsidiary for specified project.
Sec. 8-134a. Allocation of taxes on real or personal property in a redevelopment project.
Sec. 8-135. Acceptance of funds. Financing.
Sec. 8-136. Modification of redevelopment plan.
Sec. 8-137. Transfer, sale or lease of real property in a redevelopment area.
Sec. 8-137a. Other authority re transfer unaffected.
Sec. 8-138. Bonds and title to land to be in name of municipality.
Sec. 8-139. Joint action by two or more municipalities.

Notations

*Act is constitutional. 141 C. 135. Not unconstitutional because it expressly fails to provide procedure for judicial review of validity of taking of property. 146 C. 237. Motion of defendant development agency to erase complaint as a whole on ground that Secs. 8-124 to 8-133 provide exclusive remedy for determination of damages for taking by eminent domain denied where plaintiff joined an individual defendant, his lessor, who had filed an answer. 157 C. 122.

Cited. 21 CS 212.