Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies
A site drawing must meet the following specifications:
(1) Every site drawing of the proposed property location must be scaled, and the maximum permissible scale is 1″ = 40′ (one inch equals forty feet);
(2) Drawings must be in ink or other permanent process. Pencil drawings are not acceptable;
(3) The drawing(s) must show the proposed property to be licensed, all buildings on the property and the point(s) of access to public roads;
(4) Dimensions must be given for the proposed property, for all buildings on the property, and for the point(s) of access to public roads;
(5) All buildings must show all doors, service areas, parts storage areas and offices;
(6) All rights of way, if any, must be indicated;
(7) All gasoline hoses, if any, must be indicated;
(8) All waste retention facilities, showing capacity, must be indicated;
(9) Each drawing must include the name and address of the person who prepared the drawing and its date of preparation;
(10) The applicant for license must sign the drawing;
(11) Revisions of the drawing must be made in ink or other permanent medium, or in indelible pencil.
(Effective July 19, 1990)