R.C.S.A. § 12-217kk-5
Review and disposition of application for eligibility certification as a state-certified project; liability insurance
Cite as Conn. Agencies Regs. § 12-217kk-5
project; liability insurance
(a) The Commission shall review all complete applications submitted pursuant to sections
12-217kk-3 and 12-217kk-4 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies and determine
whether the criteria for eligibility certification as a state-certified project under
section 12-217kk of the Connecticut General Statutes and sections 12-217kk-1 through
12-217kk-13, inclusive, of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies have been
met.
(b) During review of the application, the Commission may request additional pertinent
application information, conduct site or field visits, consult with independent professional
consultants, or require the applicant, at its sole cost and expense, to submit an
independent consultant's report of the estimated eligible expenditures to be performed
by an independent consultant unrelated to applicant, licensed to do business in this
State and having no direct or indirect financial interest in the applicant or the
project. The purpose of such pre-certification audit or independent professional review
is to provide the Commission with assurances that the estimated eligible expenditures
and costs set forth by applicant are accurate, necessary and reasonable.
(c) If the Commission finds that all such criteria for eligibility certification are met
it will issue to the applicant written notice of the project's certification as a
State-certified project which shall specify the total estimated eligible expenditures
and amount of potential tax credits available to applicant should the project be completed
as described in the application.
(d) The Commission's notice of eligibility certification shall provide a unique identification
number assigned by the Commission for the project which shall thereafter be referenced
in all future correspondence and notices relative to the project. Eligibility certification
for an infrastructure project shall be non-transferable.
(e) The notice of eligibility certification issued by the Commission shall not grant or
convey any state tax credits or benefits and signifies only that the project is a
state-certified project and that the Commission may issue voucher(s) pursuant to the
provisions of section 12-217kk of the Connecticut General Statutes if the project's
estimated eligible expenditures as determined by the Commission are in fact expended
and the applicant for such tax credits is otherwise in conformity with the provisions
of section 12-217kk of the Connecticut General Statutes and sections 12-217kk-1 through
12-217kk-13, inclusive, of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies.
(f) Before construction of any certified project commences, the Commission may require
the applicant or its construction contractor to furnish a general liability insurance
policy with such policy limits as the Commission may prescribe and issued by an insurance
company licensed to do business in this state and in good standing and which shall
be rated "A-" or better by the latest edition of A.M. Best's Rating Guide or, if such
Guide is no longer available, any generally recognized replacement therefore. The
Commission and the State shall be named as additional insureds under any such policy.