R.C.S.A. § 22-344-90
Application Procedures for Commercial Kennels, Pet Shops, Grooming Facilities, Training Facilities, and Animal Shelters.
Cite as Conn. Agencies Regs. § 22-344-90
Facilities, and Animal Shelters.
(a) An applicant for a commercial kennel, pet shop, grooming facility or training facility
license and an applicant for registration for an animal shelter may request a pre-application
inspection or review of plans. Such pre-inspection or plan review may be conducted
by the commissioner or the commissioner’s designated agent, and the results, if any,
shall be made available in writing to the applicant or registrant. Such pre-application
inspection or plan review shall not be considered an approval of any license or registration,
or to operate, nor shall it bind the commissioner or the commissioner’s designated
agent.
(b) Initial applications for a commercial kennel, pet shop, grooming facility or training
facility license and initial applications for registration of an animal shelter facility
shall be made no less than thirty (30) days prior to the planned opening for the facility
and shall contain the following information, on a form provided by the department:
(1) Legal name and any trade name of the commercial kennel, pet shop, grooming facility,
training facility or animal shelter;
(2) Complete physical address of the commercial kennel, pet shop, grooming facility, training
facility or animal shelter;
(3) Mailing address of the commercial kennel, pet shop, grooming facility, training facility
or animal shelter;
(4) The name of the operator or manager of the commercial kennel, pet shop, grooming facility,
training facility or animal shelter;
(5) The name of the principal owner or owners of the commercial kennel, pet shop, grooming
facility, training facility or animal shelter;
(6) The business phone number;
(7) The name and phone number of a responsible person who may be reached during an emergency;
(8) The name, address and phone number of a person upon whom legal service may be made;
(9) Certification by the zoning enforcement official that the facility conforms to the
zoning regulations of the municipality wherein the facility is located; and
(10) A copy of the floor plan which includes design capacity for each species housed in
the facility, dimensions and depicts wash rooms, treatment areas, isolation areas,
pens, runs, primary enclosures, walkways, mechanical rooms, common areas, exercise
areas and building entrances.
(c) Facilities shall comply with all applicable state and local building, fire, electrical,
zoning, and public health codes or ordinances.