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Statutes > Connecticut > Title32 > Chap578Sec. 32-1. Members.
Sec. 32-1a. Short title: State Commerce Act.
Sec. 32-1b. Department of Economic and Community Development established.
Sec. 32-1c. Powers and duties of commissioner.
Sec. 32-1d. Deputy commissioner, appointment and functions.
Sec. 32-1e. Plan for support and promotion of industries using recycled materials.
Sec. 32-1f. (Formerly Sec. 16a-35b). Duties of commissioner re Connecticut's future.
Sec. 32-1g. Connecticut competitiveness index.
Secs. 32-1h to 32-1j. Reports re financial assistance programs administered by commissioner. Reports re program objectives, measures and standards; economic analysis of program performance. Reports re
Sec. 32-1k. Definitions.
Sec. 32-1l. Powers.
Sec. 32-1m. Annual report re activities of Department of Economic and Community Development.
Sec. 32-1n. Reports re funding for economic and industry cluster initiatives.
Sec. 32-1o. State economic strategic plan.
Secs. 32-2 and 32-2a. Expenses; director. Bonding of commission members and employees.
Sec. 32-3. Duties of department; Connecticut Development Authority.
Secs. 32-3a, 32-3b and 32-4. Industrial modernization program; advisory committee. Advisory Committee on High Unemployment Areas; appointment; duties. Meetings; regulations; reports; audits.
Sec. 32-4a. Assistance to Connecticut Economic Resource Center, Incorporated.
Sec. 32-4b. State Economic Development Advisory Board.
Secs. 32-4c and 32-4d.
Sec. 32-4e. Definition of economic cluster.
Sec. 32-4f. (Formerly Sec. 4-70d). Connecticut Economic Conference Board. Economic cluster conference and report.
Sec. 32-4g. Economic cluster report by the Commissioner of Economic and Community Development.
Sec. 32-4h. Economic cluster bond funds report.
Sec. 32-5. Receipts.
Sec. 32-5a. Conditions re relocation of certain businesses which received state financial assistance.
Sec. 32-5b. Deadlines for approval or disapproval of applications for financial assistance.
Sec. 32-6. Connecticut building at Eastern States Exposition.
Sec. 32-6a. Committee for the Restoration of Historic Assets in Connecticut. Grants. Eligibility of greenways projects. Regulations. "Historical asset" defined.
Secs. 32-6b to 32-6g.
Sec. 32-6h. One-stop business licensing center.
Sec. 32-6i. Connecticut Economic Information System Steering Committee.
Sec. 32-6j. Assistance of Labor Commissioner in job-training activities.
Sec. 32-6k. Impact statements submitted to the Connecticut Transportation Strategy Board.
Sec. 32-6l. Promotion of market areas surrounding rail and bus terminals, airports and ports around the state.
Sec. 32-7. Financial and technical assistance to municipal and regional economic development agencies. Applications.
Secs. 32-7a to 32-7d.
Sec. 32-7e. Regional Economic Development Assistance Revolving Fund.
Sec. 32-8. Administration of federal funds.
Sec. 32-8a. Registry of electronic commerce and information technology intensive companies.
Sec. 32-8b. Cooperative internship program.
Sec. 32-9. Right of local redevelopment agencies to contract with federal government.
Sec. 32-9a.
Sec. 32-9b. Powers and duties re certain municipal development projects transferred from Community Affairs Commissioner.
Sec. 32-9c. Transfer of powers and duties of the Connecticut Development Commission.
Sec. 32-9d. Transfer of personnel and properties.
Secs. 32-9e to 32-9h.
Sec. 32-9i. Job incentive grant program for businesses in areas of high unemployment.
Sec. 32-9j. Definitions.
Sec. 32-9k. Business facilities qualified for job incentive grants.
Sec. 32-9l. Determination of grant amounts. Regulations.
Sec. 32-9m. Report.
Sec. 32-9n. Office of Small Business Affairs.
Sec. 32-9o. Industrial growth in areas of high unemployment. Legislative determination.
Sec. 32-9p. Definitions.
Sec. 32-9q. Loans for business expansion in a distressed municipality. Loans to nonprofit state or local development corporations. Transfer of certain funds to the Connecticut Growth Fund.
Sec. 32-9r. Manufacturing facilities in distressed municipalities, targeted investment communities and enterprise zones. Service facilities. Eligibility for business tax credit and property tax exempt
Sec. 32-9s. State grants in lieu of taxes on exempt property of manufacturing facilities in distressed municipalities, targeted investment communities or enterprise zones and exempt property of servic
Sec. 32-9t. Urban and industrial site reinvestment program. Registration of fund managers. Tax credits.
Secs. 32-9u to 32-9z.
Secs. 32-9aa and 32-9bb. Loans for the repair of dams. Regulations.
Sec. 32-9cc. Office of Brownfield Remediation and Development. "Brownfields" defined.
Sec. 32-9dd. Transfer of remediated brownfields.
Sec. 32-9ee. Brownfield remediation pilot program and grants.
Sec. 32-9ff. Connecticut brownfields remediation account.
Sec. 32-9gg. Brownfield remediation funds for manufacturing facilities.
Secs. 32-9hh to 32-9jj.
Sec. 32-9kk. Financial assistance for eligible brownfield projects. Definitions. Grant and loan programs. Brownfield remediation and development account.
Secs. 32-9ll and 32-9mm.
Secs. 32-9nn to 32-9pp. Loans for business disruption caused by road and bridge repair. Road and Bridge Repair Business Disruption Trust Fund. Bond issue.
Sec. 32-9qq. Business outreach center challenge grants. Eligibility of greenways projects.
Secs. 32-9rr and 32-9ss. Connecticut business recruitment task force. Export-trade panel established to assist small and medium-sized businesses expand exports of Connecticut products to international
Sec. 32-9tt. Funding for businesses new to exporting.
Sec. 32-9uu. Program to increase entrepreneurial potential in the inner cities.
Sec. 32-9vv. Connecticut Hydrogen-Fuel Cell Coalition.
Sec. 32-9ww. Fuel cell economic development plan. Reports.
