In Blonski v. Metropolitan District Commission (SC 18809), released earlier this month, the Connecticut Supreme Court continued to clarify the scope of the "proprietary function" exception to governmental immunity.
The Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) is a political subdivision of the state, specially chartered by the General Assembly for the purpose of water supply, waste management and regional planning. To accomplish its purposes, the MDC maintains several reservoirs and water treatment facilities, including a property in West Hartford consisting of 3,000 acres of land and five reservoirs.
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