Section 31-237g-104 - Notice by board of receipt of petition(a)Persons to Receive Notice. In addition to the notice required to be given by the petitioner in section 31-237g-103(d) of these regulations, the Board shall, within thirty (30) days after the receipt of such petition, provide written notice of the filing of the petition (1) to all persons required by law to receive notice, (2) to all persons who have requested notice of the filing of such petitions on the subject matter of the petition, (3) to all persons who have requested notice of the filing of any petitions with the agency, (4) the petitioner and (5) the Administrator. The notice required by this section shall not be required where the agency has rejected the filing of a petition as inappropriate or incomplete in accordance with section 31-237g-102 or subsections (b) or (c) of section 31-237g-103 of these regulations. If the Board initiates a declaratory ruling proceeding, notice containing the specific statute, regulation, or final decision and the issue under consideration will be given to the persons indicated above.(b)Content of Notice. The notice issued by the Board will advise recipients that a person may file a motion to become a party or intervenor within forty-five (45) days of the date of filing of the petition. If a motion sets forth facts demonstrating that the proposed party satisfies the requirements of section 31-237g-105(c) of these regulations, the Board may grant the motion to become a party. If the motion satisfies the requirements of section 31-237g-105(d) of these regulations, the Board may grant intervenor status. The notice will contain a statement that, within ten (10) days of the issuance of the Board's notice, a party or intervenor may request a hearing on the subject matter of the petition for a declaratory ruling. Such a request should describe the evidence or argument proposed to be introduced into the record and should explain the significance of such evidence or argument to the proceeding. The notice will also provide that any party or intervenor will have ten (10) days following the issuance of the notice to submit written argument. Any party or intervenor may request an extension of the time for filing written argument or request additional time in which to file a rebuttal. Argument filed beyond the time allowed will be considered if it is possible to do so before the Board issues its decision.Conn. Agencies Regs. § 31-237g-104