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Connecticut Recordkeeping - General: What you need to know

Comparison: State vs. Federal

Rules. Connecticut environmental recordkeeping regulations are more strict in some cases than the federal. See TABLE 1 in this section for state-specific environmental recordkeeping requirements.

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Administration and enforcement. DEEP and its various branches and programs are responsible for the administration and enforcement of the environmental recordkeeping rules in Connecticut.

Requirements

TABLE 1: ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

TABLE 2: SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

DISCUSSION

TABLE 1: ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS
CITATION/ DESCRIPTION RECORDS RETENTION
Air—Major sources22a-174-3a(a)(6) RCSA and 22a-174-3a(a)(7) RCSA Major stationary sources must keep records of actual emissions increases and decreases resulting from any physical or operational change of the source, including emissions increases below 15 tons per year. 5 years
Air—Permit exemptions22a-174-3b RCSA Eligible sources qualifying for permit exemptions must keep sufficient records to demonstrate compliance with the terms of the exemption. 5 years
Air—Limiting potential emissions22a-174-3c(c) RCSA Eligible sources accepting emissions limits must keep sufficient records (e.g., purchasing records) to demonstrate compliance with the emissions limit. 5 years
Air—General22a-174-4(d)(1) RCSA and 22a-174-4(d)(3) RCSA Records, reports, and other information must be submitted to DEEP as necessary to demonstrate compliance with applicable air quality regulations. Submittals must be done on the appropriate forms, which must be signed by an appropriate official to certify compliance and the truth and completeness of the data. 5 years
Asbestos—Contractors19a-332a-4 RCSA The asbestos contractor must maintain records of all ...

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