Public Notices

public_notices Wisconsin Administrative Register No. 567, 3/14/2003

Public notice

Natural Resources

List of Pollutants w/ Possible Surface Water Quality Criteria Changes in Calendar Year 2004
(s. 281.15 (2) (a), Stats.)

	Substance	Status of Activity	Projected Date of Change
1	Ammonia	External Advisory Committee efforts completed in December 2002. Staff actively writing associated Administrative Rule language w/ changes to Chapters NR 105 and NR 106.	Public hearings anticipated in Summer/Fall 2003. Rule adoption in anticipated in 2004.
2	Atrazine	Staff Literature Review Only – U.S. EPA Activity w/ Unspecified Timeline	No formal adoption anticipated in 2003. Possible activity in 2004.
3	Bacteria (E. coli)	External Advisory Committee being formed in Spring 2003	No formal revision to Wisconsin anticipated in 2003. Projected for CY 2004.
4	Cadmium	U.S. EPA completed revision to federal criteria in April 2001. No specified date for required change to state water quality criteria.	No formal revision to Wisconsin criteria anticipated in 2003. Possible revisions in 2004.
5	Copper	Minor changes necessitated by federal Great Lakes Water Quality Initiative (3/23/1995). Staff have performed necessary criterion recalculations.	Undetermined. Possible revisions to NR 105 in 2004.
6	Endrin	Minor changes necessitated by federal Great Lakes Water Quality Initiative (3/23/1995). Staff have performed necessary criterion recalculations.	Undetermined. Possible revisions to NR 105 in Fall 2004.
7	Heat/ Temperature	External Advisory Committee actively engaged in revisions to water quality criteria for heat/temperature and development of an implementation plan. Anticipated changes to NR 102 and NR 106.	Possible public hearings in Fall 2003 with subsequent rule adoption in early 2004.
8	Nickel	Minor changes necessitated by federal Great Lakes Water Quality Initiative (3/23/1995). Staff have performed necessary criterion recalculations.	Undetermined. Possible revisions to NR 105 in 2004.
9	PAHs (Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons)	Case-by-case NPDES Permit Review	Possible adoption in 2004.
10	PBDEs (Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers)	Staff conducting field investigations during Summer 2003	Possible adoption in 2004.
11	Selenium	Minor changes necessitated by federal Great Lakes Water Quality Initiative (3/23/1995). Staff have performed necessary criterion recalculations.	Undetermined. Possible revisions to NR 105 in 2004.
12	Whole Effluent Toxicity	Changes necessitated by federal Great Lakes Water Quality Initiative (3/23/1995).	Undetermined. Possible revisions to NR 105 in 2004.

For more information, contact:

Bob Masnado

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

[phone]

Workforce Development

2003 Child Care Copay Schedule

	Child Care Co-Payment Schedule for Licensed and Certified Care
Look down the column of the appropriate family size until you find the gross family monthly income level at or just less than the family income. Look to the right to find the appropriate co-payment by family and type of care.
	Gross Monthly Family Income Family Size:									Weekly Licensed Care Co-Pay Amount Children in Subsidized Care:					Weekly Certified Care Co-Pay Amount Children in Subsidized Care:
	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10 or more	1	2	3	4	5 or more	1	2	3	4	5 or more
70% FPL	$707	$890	$1,073	$1,257	$1,440	$1,623	$1,806	$1,989	$2,172	4	8	12	15	20	2	6	9	11	14
75% FPL	$758	$954	$1,150	$1,346	$1,543	$1,739	$1,935	$2,131	$2,328	4	10	14	19	23	3	7	10	13	15
80% FPL	$808	$1,017	$1,227	$1,436	$1,645	$1,855	$2,064	$2,273	$2,483	7	11	15	21	26	5	8	11	16	18
85% FPL	$859	$1,081	$1,303	$1,526	$1,748	$1,971	$2,193	$2,415	$2,638	10	14	19	23	29	7	10	13	16	20
90% FPL	$909	$1,145	$1,380	$1,616	$1,851	$2,087	$2,322	$2,558	$2,793	11	18	23	29	34	8	12	15	20	25
95% FPL	$960	$1,208	$1,457	$1,705	$1,954	$2,202	$2,451	$2,700	$2,948	14	21	29	35	42	10	15	20	25	29
100% FPL	$1,010	$1,272	$1,533	$1,795	$2,057	$2,318	$2,580	$2,842	$3,103	16	23	30	38	44	11	15	21	27	31
105% FPL	$1,061	$1,335	$1,610	$1,885	$2,160	$2,434	$2,709	$2,984	$3,259	19	25	33	40	47	13	18	23	28	34
110% FPL	$1,111	$1,399	$1,687	$1,975	$2,262	$2,550	$2,838	$3,126	$3,414	21	29	35	42	49	15	20	24	29	35
115% FPL	$1,162	$1,462	$1,763	$2,064	$2,365	$2,666	$2,967	$3,268	$3,569	23	30	38	45	51	16	21	27	31	37
120% FPL	$1,212	$1,526	$1,840	$2,154	$2,468	$2,782	$3,096	$3,410	$3,724	25	33	40	47	55	18	23	28	34	38
125% FPL	$1,263	$1,590	$1,917	$2,244	$2,571	$2,898	$3,225	$3,552	$3,879	29	34	42	49	56	20	24	29	34	39
130% FPL	$1,313	$1,653	$1,993	$2,334	$2,674	$3,014	$3,354	$3,694	$4,034	30	39	47	55	63	21	27	33	38	45
135% FPL	$1,364	$1,717	$2,070	$2,423	$2,777	$3,130	$3,483	$3,836	$4,190	33	42	51	61	70	23	29	37	42	49
140% FPL	$1,414	$1,780	$2,147	$2,513	$2,879	$3,246	$3,612	$3,978	$4,345	34	44	54	63	74	24	31	38	44	51
145% FPL	$1,465	$1,844	$2,223	$2,603	$2,982	$3,362	$3,741	$4,120	$4,500	37	47	55	65	75	27	33	39	47	52
150% FPL	$1,515	$1,908	$2,300	$2,693	$3,085	$3,478	$3,870	$4,263	$4,655	40	49	59	68	78	27	34	41	48	55
155% FPL	$1,566	$1,971	$2,377	$2,782	$3,188	$3,593	$3,999	$4,405	$4,810	42	51	61	70	80	29	37	42	49	56
160% FPL	$1,616	$2,035	$2,453	$2,872	$3,291	$3,709	$4,128	$4,547	$4,965	44	54	63	73	83	31	38	45	51	58
165% FPL	$1,667	$2,098	$2,530	$2,962	$3,394	$3,825	$4,257	$4,689	$5,121	45	56	65	74	84	32	39	46	52	59
170% FPL	$1,717	$2,162	$2,607	$3,052	$3,496	$3,941	$4,386	$4,831	$5,276	46	59	68	78	87	33	41	48	55	60
175% FPL	$1,768	$2,225	$2,683	$3,141	$3,599	$4,057	$4,515	$4,973	$5,431	48	60	70	80	89	33	42	49	56	62
180% FPL	$1,818	$2,289	$2,760	$3,231	$3,702	$4,173	$4,644	$5,115	$5,586	50	62	73	83	91	34	44	51	58	65
185% FPL	$1,869	$2,353	$2,837	$3,321	$3,805	$4,289	$4,773	$5,257	$5,741	51	64	75	84	94	35	47	52	59	65
------------------------ 185% of the Federal Poverty Level -------------------------
190% FPL	$1,919	$2,416	$2,913	$3,411	$3,908	$4,405	$4,902	$5,399	$5,896	52	65	78	86	95	37	48	54	60	68
195% FPL	$1,970	$2,480	$2,990	$3,500	$4,011	$4,521	$5,031	$5,541	$6,052	54	67	80	89	99	38	49	56	63	69
200% FPL	$2,020	$2,543	$3,067	$3,590	$4,113	$4,637	$5,160	$5,683	$6,207	55	69	82	91	100	39	51	58	64	70
<<<---------------------------+200% of the Federal Poverty Level ----------------------->>>

Note: The copayment rate for teen parents who are not Learnfare participants is minimum copay and is found by selecting the lowest income line (70%) FPL and then finding the copayment listed, under either licensed care or certified care, for the appropriate number of children. Parents who have left a W-2 employment position for unsubsidized work also qualify for the minimum copay for one month. Families with children who are authorized for 20 hours or less are subject to one half of their share of the family copay listed above for those children. No copay is required for parents who participate in Learnfare or Food Stamp Employment and Training. Foster parents do not have a copayment responsibility for the foster children in their care. Kinship care relatives caring for a child under court order do not have a copayment responsibility. Kinship care relatives caring for a child without a court order pay the minimum copay, unless they are receiving a child care subsidy for another child who is subject to a copayment greater than the minimum copay.