Conn. Gen. Stat. § 7-382

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Sec. 7-382. Adoption of uniform fiscal year. Budget and tax adjustments. Forfeiture for noncompliance.

Official statutory text

(b) Any municipality which has not begun compliance with the uniform fiscal year on or prior to July 1, 1993, shall forfeit ten per cent of the total amount of state grants-in-aid determined by statutory formula, as of the date certification of payment is required to be made to such municipality, for the fiscal year in which such municipality has failed to begin compliance with the uniform fiscal year as required by this section. Such forfeit shall be based upon the state grants-in-aid which are included in the estimate prepared by the Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management pursuant to section 4-71b . For each succeeding fiscal year in which such municipality is not in compliance with the requirements of this section, such municipality shall forfeit ten per cent of such state grants-in-aid. If the secretary determines that such a forfeit is required, he shall cause the certification made to the State Comptroller for each such grant-in-aid to the municipality, to reflect the amount of reduction in such grant-in-aid. The secretary may waive such forfeit if, in his opinion, there appears to be reasonable cause for the municipality not having complied with the uniform fiscal year as required by this section, provided the chief executive officer of the municipality submits a written request for such waiver. Such request shall include the reason for the failure of the municipality to comply with the requirements of this section. The secretary shall promptly consider such request and shall, within fifteen business days, notify the municipality of his decision to grant or deny a waiver of the forfeit.

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