Section 36a-1-35 - Requests for inspection and copying(a) In a contested case, a party, the department or an intervenor who pursuant to section 4-177a of the Connecticut General Statutes has been granted the right to inspect and copy records by the presiding officer, may, in accordance with section 4-177c of the Connecticut General Statutes and the provisions of this section, inspect and copy records, papers and documents relevant and material to the subject matter of the proceeding, except as otherwise provided by federal law or any other provision of the Connecticut General Statutes. A request to inspect or copy records made upon or by an intervenor shall be limited as defined by the presiding officer pursuant to section 4-177a of the Connecticut General Statutes.(b) At the earliest possible time in a contested case, a party, the department or an intervenor granted the right to inspect and copy records may serve upon any other party, intervenor or the department a request to inspect or copy designated records, papers and documents in the possession, custody or control of the requestee. A person who files a petition for intervenor or party status not more than ten calendar days prior to the commencement of a hearing and who wishes to serve a request to inspect or copy records, papers or documents shall serve the request at the same time the petition is filed.(c) The request shall clearly designate the items to be inspected either individually or by category and shall specify a reasonable time, place and manner of making the inspection or copies.(d) The requester shall file a notice with the presiding officer which states that the requester has served a request for inspection or copying, the name of the requestee that has been served and the date service was made.Conn. Agencies Regs. § 36a-1-35
Adopted effective August 31, 2004