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  1. The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection monitors the state's water quality resources.

Old Lyme Commission Grants Exemption for Connecticut Water Co. Expansion

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The Old Lyme Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Commission approved a seawall replacement project on Shore Drive. During the same meeting, the commission determined that a proposed Connecticut Water Co. facility expansion on Cross Lane falls outside its regulatory jurisdiction.

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The exemption affects the regulatory scope for the proposed water company expansion. The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection monitors the state's water quality resources.

The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection monitors the state's water quality resources.

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