Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies
An intersection control beacon should normally be suspended over the center of an intersection; however it may be mounted by other means if this is necessary to increase the visibility of the beacon. If suspended over the roadway, the clearance above the pavement shall be at least fifteen feet but not more than nineteen feet. If pedestal mounting is used, the bottom of the signal head shall be at least eight feet but not more than fifteen feet above the pavement. In no case should it be mounted on a pedestal in the roadway unless the pedestal is within the confines of a traffic or pedestrian island.
(Effective November 3, 1981)