AB100-ASA1, s. 2746 19Section 2746. 295.16 (1) of the statutes is repealed and recreated to read:
AB100-ASA1,1591,2320 295.16 (1) Nonmetallic mining for transportation purposes. (a)
21Notwithstanding par. (b), any requirements of the department of transportation
22concerning the restoration of a nonmetallic mining site shall be consistent with the
23nonmetallic mining reclamation standards established under s. 295.12 (1) (a).
AB100-ASA1,1592,424 (b) A nonmetallic mining ordinance and the rules promulgated under s. 295.12
25(1) do not apply to nonmetallic mining to obtain stone, soil, sand or gravel for the

1construction, maintenance or repair of a highway, railroad, airport facility or any
2other transportation facility, if the nonmetallic mining is subject to the requirements
3of the department of transportation concerning the restoration of the nonmetallic
4mining site.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2747 5Section 2747. 295.16 (2) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB100-ASA1,1592,136 295.16 (2) Nonmetallic mining in or near navigable waterways. A nonmetallic
7mining reclamation ordinance, and requirements of this subchapter other than the
8standards established under s. 295.12 (1) (a), do not apply to any nonmetallic mining
9site or portion of a nonmetallic mining site that is subject to permit and reclamation
10requirements of the department under ss. 30.19, 30.195, 30.20, 30.30 and 30.31. The
11nonmetallic mining standards established under s. 295.12 (1) (a) do apply to a
12nonmetallic mining site that is subject to permit and reclamation requirements of
13the department under ss. 30.19, 30.195, 30.20, 30.30 and 30.31.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2748 14Section 2748. 295.16 (4) (b) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB100-ASA1,1592,1915 295.16 (4) (b) Excavations or grading conducted for highway the construction
16purposes within the highway right-of-way, reconstruction, maintenance or repair
17of a highway, railroad, airport facility or any other transportation facility if the
18excavation or grading is within the property boundaries of the transportation
19facility
.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2749 20Section 2749. 295.16 (4) (g) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB100-ASA1,1593,521 295.16 (4) (g) Any activities conducted at a solid waste or hazardous waste
22disposal site
required to prepare, operate or close a solid waste disposal facility under
23subchs. II to IV of ch. 289 or a hazardous waste disposal facility under ch. 291 that
24are conducted on the property on which the facility is located
, but a nonmetallic
25mining reclamation ordinance and the standards established under s. 295.12 (1) (a)

1apply to activities related to solid waste or hazardous waste disposal that are
2conducted at a nonmetallic mining site that is not part of on the property on which
3the solid waste or hazardous waste disposal facility is located such as activities to
4obtain nonmetallic minerals to be used for lining, capping, covering or constructing
5berms, dikes or roads.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2750 6Section 2750. 295.16 (4) (h) of the statutes is repealed.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2751 7Section 2751. 295.17 (1) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB100-ASA1,1593,178 295.17 (1) An agent of a county, city, village or town that has a valid nonmetallic
9mining reclamation ordinance that complies with s. 295.13 or 295.14 may enter a
10nonmetallic mining site in the performance of his or her official duties at any
11reasonable time in order to inspect those premises and to ascertain compliance with
12the nonmetallic mining reclamation ordinance this subchapter. No person may
13refuse entry or access to an agent of the county, city, village or town who requests
14entry for purposes of inspection, and who presents appropriate credentials. No
15person may obstruct, hamper or interfere with the inspection. The county, city,
16village or town shall furnish to the operator any report prepared by the county, city,
17village or town regarding the inspection.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2752 18Section 2752. 295.18 (1) (intro.) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB100-ASA1,1593,2319 295.18 (1) Review. (intro.) The department shall periodically review the
20nonmetallic mining reclamation program under this subchapter of each county and
21each city, village or town that exercises jurisdiction under this subchapter to
22ascertain compliance with this subchapter and the rules promulgated under this
23subchapter. This review shall include all of the following:
AB100-ASA1, s. 2753 24Section 2753. 295.18 (1) (c) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB100-ASA1,1594,3
1295.18 (1) (c) A written determination by the department, issued every 3 at
2least once every 10
years, of whether or not the county, city, village or town is in
3compliance with this subchapter and rules promulgated under this subchapter.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2754 4Section 2754. 295.18 (2) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB100-ASA1,1594,145 295.18 (2) Noncompliance; hearing. If the department determines under sub.
6(1) that a county, city, village or town is not in compliance with this subchapter and
7rules promulgated under this subchapter, the department shall notify the county,
8city, village or town of that determination. If the department determines that a
9county, city, village or town has not come into compliance after notification, the
10department shall consult with the nonmetallic mining council. If the department
11decides to pursue the matter, it shall
conduct a hearing, after 30 days' notice, in the
12county, city, village or town. As soon as practicable after the hearing, the department
13shall issue a written decision regarding compliance with this subchapter and rules
14promulgated under this subchapter.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2755 15Section 2755. 295.18 (4) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB100-ASA1,1595,816 295.18 (4) County noncompliance; consequences. If the department
17determines issues a written decision under sub. (2) that a county is not in compliance
18with this subchapter and rules promulgated under this subchapter, the department
19shall administer the nonmetallic mining reclamation program in that county,
20including the collection of fees, review and approval of plans, inspection of
21nonmetallic mining sites and enforcement, except that the department may not
22administer the nonmetallic mining reclamation program in a city, village or town
23that enacted an ordinance that complies with s. 295.14 before the department made
24its determination under sub. (2) and is administering that ordinance
. The county
25may apply to the department at any time to resume administration of the

1nonmetallic mining reclamation program. The department, after a hearing, may
2approve the county request to administer the nonmetallic mining reclamation
3program if the county demonstrates the capacity to comply with this subchapter and
4rules promulgated under this subchapter. No city, village or town may enact an
5ordinance under s. 295.14 for and begin to implement a nonmetallic mining
6reclamation program
during the time that the department administers the
7nonmetallic mining reclamation program in the county in which the city, village or
8town is located.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2756 9Section 2756. 295.19 (1) (intro.), (a), (b) and (c) of the statutes are amended
10to read:
AB100-ASA1,1595,1411 295.19 (1) Orders; enforcement. (intro.) The governing body of a county, city,
12village or town that has a valid nonmetallic mining reclamation ordinance that
13complies with s. 295.13 or 295.14
, or an agent designated by that governing body,
14may do any of the following:
AB100-ASA1,1595,1915 (a) Issue a compliance order, suspension order or termination an order as
16authorized in
requiring an operator to comply with, or to cease violating, this
17subchapter, rules promulgated under this subchapter,
the nonmetallic mining
18reclamation ordinance, a nonmetallic mining reclamation permit or an approved
19nonmetallic mining reclamation plan
.
AB100-ASA1,1595,2220 (b) Modify, suspend or revoke Issue an order suspending or revoking a
21nonmetallic mining reclamation permit as authorized in the nonmetallic mining
22reclamation ordinance.
AB100-ASA1,1596,323 (c) Issue a special an order directing the immediate cessation of an operator to
24immediately cease
an activity regulated under this subchapter, under rules
25promulgated under this subchapter or under the nonmetallic mining reclamation

1ordinance
until the necessary nonmetallic mining reclamation plan approval is
2obtained or until the nonmetallic mining site complies with the nonmetallic mining
3reclamation ordinance
.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2757 4Section 2757. 295.19 (2) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB100-ASA1,1596,85 295.19 (2) Department orders. The department may issue a special an order
6directing the immediate cessation of an activity regulated under this subchapter
7until the nonmetallic mining site complies with the nonmetallic mining reclamation
8standards established under s. 295.12 (1) (a).
AB100-ASA1, s. 2758 9Section 2758. 295.19 (3) (b) 1. of the statutes is amended to read:
AB100-ASA1,1596,1410 295.19 (3) (b) 1. Except for the violations enumerated in par. (a), any person
11who violates this subchapter or any rule promulgated or any plan approval, license
12or special
order issued under this subchapter shall forfeit not less than $10 nor more
13than $5,000 for each violation. Each day of continued violation is a separate offense.
14While the an order is suspended, stayed or enjoined, this penalty does not accrue.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2759 15Section 2759. 295.20 (title) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB100-ASA1,1596,17 16295.20 (title) Preservation of certain marketable nonmetallic mineral
17deposits.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2760 18Section 2760. 295.20 (1) of the statutes is renumbered 295.20 (1) (a) (intro.)
19and amended to read:
AB100-ASA1,1596,2320 295.20 (1) (a) (intro.) Beginning on June 1, 1994 the effective date of this
21paragraph .... [revisor inserts date]
, a landowner may register land owned by that
22person with each county in which the land is located if the under this section if all
23of the following apply:
AB100-ASA1,1597,2 241. The land has an economically viable a marketable nonmetallic mineral
25deposit, as evidenced by the certification of a professional geologist registered under

1s. 443.037 or a professional engineer registered under s. 443.04 and by any other
2information required under sub. (4)
.
AB100-ASA1,1597,7 3(c) The registration shall delineate the nonmetallic mineral deposit and the
4necessary buffer areas under the nonmetallic mining reclamation ordinance. The
5landowner, as a condition of registration, shall submit evidence that a notation of the
6registration has been
is valid only if recorded in the office of the register of deeds in
7each county in which the nonmetallic mineral deposit or buffer area is located. A
AB100-ASA1,1597,11 8(d) Except as provided under sub. (4) (d), a registration under this subsection
9may not be rescinded by the county or the landowner or his or her successors or
10assigns
lasts for 10 years and may be renewed as provided in the rules under sub.
11(4) (e)
.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2761 12Section 2761. 295.20 (1) (a) 2. and 3. of the statutes are created to read:
AB100-ASA1,1597,1613 295.20 (1) (a) 2. The landowner notifies each county, city, village and town that
14has authority to zone the land of his or her intent to register the marketable
15nonmetallic mineral deposit. The notification shall include the evidence required
16under subd. 1.
AB100-ASA1,1597,1917 3. Nonmetallic mining is a permitted or conditional use for the land that is
18proposed to be registered under any zoning that is in effect on the day on which the
19landowner makes the notification under subd. 2.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2762 20Section 2762. 295.20 (1) (b) of the statutes is created to read:
AB100-ASA1,1598,221 295.20 (1) (b) A governmental unit that receives notification under par. (a) 2.
22may contest registration under this subsection, in the circuit court for a county in
23which the land is located, on the grounds that there is not a marketable nonmetallic
24mineral deposit on the land or that par. (a) 3. is not satisfied. The governmental unit

1has the burden of proving, by a preponderance of the evidence, that one of those
2grounds exists.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2763 3Section 2763. 295.20 (1m) of the statutes is created to read:
AB100-ASA1,1598,74 295.20 (1m) Previously registered deposits. Land registered under sub. (1)
5before the effective date of this subsection .... [revisor inserts date], shall remain
6registered for 10 years after the initial date of registration. The registration may be
7renewed as provided under sub. (4) (f).
AB100-ASA1, s. 2764 8Section 2764. 295.20 (2) of the statutes is renumbered 295.20 (2) (a) and
9amended to read:
AB100-ASA1,1598,1610 295.20 (2) (a) A county, city, village or town may not by zoning, rezoning,
11granting a variance, or other official action or inaction, permit the erection of
12permanent structures upon, or otherwise permit the use of, any registered
13nonmetallic mineral deposit or registered buffer area
land, while a registration
14under this section is in effect for that land,
in a manner that would permanently
15interfere with the present or future extraction of the nonmetallic mineral deposit or
16maintenance of the buffer area that is located on the land.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2765 17Section 2765. 295.20 (2) (b) of the statutes is created to read:
AB100-ASA1,1598,2218 295.20 (2) (b) 1. A county, city, village or town may enact an ordinance changing
19the zoning of land that is registered under this section if mining has not begun on
20any portion of the registered land and the ordinance is necessary to implement a
21master plan, comprehensive plan or land use plan that was adopted at least one year
22before the rezoning.
AB100-ASA1,1599,223 2. A zoning change authorized by subd. 1. does not apply to the registered land
24during the registration period in effect when the zoning ordinance takes effect or

1during the 10-year renewal period under sub. (4) (e) or (f) if the land is eligible for
2that renewal.
AB100-ASA1,1599,43 3. A zoning change authorized by subd. 1. prevents the registration of the land
4after the period under subd. 2.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2766 5Section 2766. 295.20 (3) (a) and (b) of the statutes are amended to read:
AB100-ASA1,1599,76 295.20 (3) (a) A use of land permissible under a zoning ordinance in effect on
7the day before a mineral deposit or buffer area is registered under sub. (1).
AB100-ASA1,1599,118 (b) Acquisition of a registered nonmetallic mineral deposit or registered buffer
9area by a county, city, village or town or other governmental unit for a public purpose
10if the use of the land does not permanently interfere with the extraction of
11nonmetallic minerals or maintenance of the buffer area
.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2767 12Section 2767. 295.20 (4) of the statutes is created to read:
AB100-ASA1,1599,1413 295.20 (4) Rules. The department shall promulgate rules that contain all of
14the following:
AB100-ASA1,1599,1515 (a) A definition of "marketable nonmetallic mineral deposit".
AB100-ASA1,1599,1716 (b) Procedures and requirements for registering land containing a marketable
17nonmetallic mineral deposit under sub. (1).
AB100-ASA1,1599,1918 (c) Procedures and criteria for objecting to the proposed registration of land
19containing a nonmetallic mineral deposit.
AB100-ASA1,1599,2120 (d) Procedures for terminating the registration of land under this section when
21there is no longer a marketable nonmetallic mineral deposit on the land.
AB100-ASA1,1600,222 (e) Procedures and criteria for renewing the registration of land under sub. (1).
23The rules shall allow renewal for one 10-year period without review of the
24marketability of the deposit or the zoning of the land, except that, if mining has
25begun on any portion of the registered land, the rules shall allow the person to renew

1the registration for an unlimited number of 10-year periods as long as active mining
2continues.
AB100-ASA1,1600,43 (f) Procedures and criteria for renewing the registration of land under sub.
4(1m).
AB100-ASA1,1600,75 (g) Criteria under which contiguous parcels of land owned by the same person
6and containing the same marketable nonmetallic mineral deposit may be included
7in one registration.
AB100-ASA1, s. 3787e 8Section 3787e. 299.15 (3) (cm) 1. of the statutes is repealed.
AB100-ASA1, s. 3787g 9Section 3787g. 299.15 (3) (cm) 2. of the statutes is amended to read:
AB100-ASA1,1600,1210 299.15 (3) (cm) 2. In any fiscal year after fiscal year 1992-93, the department
11may not charge total fees under par. (am) that exceed the total fees that it charges
12under par. (am) for fiscal year 1992-93
$7,450,000.
AB100-ASA1, s. 2768 13Section 2768. 299.80 of the statutes is created to read:
AB100-ASA1,1600,15 14299.80 Environmental cooperation pilot program. (1) Definitions. In
15this section:
AB100-ASA1,1600,1716 (a) "Approval" means a permit, license or other approval issued by the
17department under chs. 280 to 295.
AB100-ASA1,1600,1818 (b) "Cooperative agreement" means an agreement entered into under sub. (6).
AB100-ASA1,1600,2319 (c) "Environmental management system" means an organized set of
20procedures implemented by the owner or operator of a facility to evaluate the
21environmental performance of the facility and to achieve measurable or noticeable
22improvements in that environmental performance through planning and changes in
23the facility's operations.
AB100-ASA1,1601,3
1(d) "Environmental performance" means the effects, whether regulated under
2chs. 280 to 295 or unregulated, of a facility on air, water, land, natural resources and
3human health.
AB100-ASA1,1601,54 (e) "Facility" means all buildings, equipment and structures located on a single
5parcel or on adjacent parcels that are owned or operated by the same person.
AB100-ASA1,1601,86 (f) "Interested person" means a person who is or may be affected by the
7activities at a facility that is covered or proposed to be covered by a cooperative
8agreement or a representative of such a person.
AB100-ASA1,1601,149 (g) "Performance evaluation" means a systematic, documented and objective
10review, conducted by or on behalf of the owner or operator of a facility, of the
11environmental performance of the facility, including an evaluation of compliance
12with the cooperative agreement covering the facility, approvals that are not replaced
13by the cooperative agreement and the provisions of chs. 280 to 295 and rules
14promulgated under those chapters for which a variance is not granted under sub. (4).
AB100-ASA1,1601,1515 (h) "Pollutant" means any of the following:
AB100-ASA1,1601,1916 1. Any dredged spoil, solid waste, incinerator residue, sewage, garbage, refuse,
17oil, sewage sludge, munitions, chemical wastes, biological materials, radioactive
18substance, heat, wrecked or discarded equipment, rock, sand, cellar dirt or
19industrial, municipal or agricultural waste discharged into water or onto land.
AB100-ASA1,1601,2220 2. Any dust, fumes, mist, liquid, smoke, other particulate matter, vapor, gas,
21odorous substances or any combination of those things emitted into the air, but not
22uncombined water vapor.
AB100-ASA1,1602,223 (i) "Violation" means a violation of a cooperative agreement, of an approval that
24is not replaced by the cooperative agreement or of a provision of chs. 280 to 295 and

1rules promulgated under those chapters for which a participant has not received a
2variance under sub. (4).
AB100-ASA1,1602,6 3(2) Pilot program. The department shall administer a pilot program under
4which it enters into not more than 10 cooperative agreements to evaluate innovative
5environmental regulatory methods. In administering the program, the department
6shall do all of the following:
AB100-ASA1,1602,97 (a) Provide at least the same level of protection of public health and the
8environment as provided by the environmental regulatory methods under chs. 280
9to 295.
AB100-ASA1,1602,1110 (b) Encourage facility owners and operators to systematically assess the
11pollution that they cause, directly and indirectly, to the air, water and land.
AB100-ASA1,1602,1412 (c) Encourage facility owners and operators to implement efficient and cost-
13effective pollution reduction strategies for their facilities, while complying with
14verifiable and enforceable pollution limits.
AB100-ASA1,1602,2115 (d) Encourage facility owners and operators to achieve superior environmental
16performance, both with respect to the effects of a facility that are regulated under
17chs. 280 to 295 and those effects that are unregulated, to reduce usage of natural
18resources, to minimize transfers of waste discharges among air, water and land and
19to reduce waste generation, while achieving a balance among the economic, social
20and environmental impacts of these efforts that is acceptable to the community in
21which the facility is located.
AB100-ASA1,1602,2522 (e) Recognize and reward facility owners and operators who have
23demonstrated excellence and leadership in environmental stewardship or pollution
24prevention and who can achieve reductions in emissions and waste generation
25through implementation of innovative measures.
AB100-ASA1,1603,2
1(f) Encourage the transfer of information about methods for improving
2environmental performance and the adoption of these methods by others.
AB100-ASA1,1603,53 (g) Consolidate into a cooperative agreement environmental requirements
4relating to a facility owned or operated by a participant that are otherwise included
5in separate approvals to the extent that consolidation is practical and efficient.
AB100-ASA1,1603,86 (h) Grant the owners and operators of facilities greater flexibility than would
7otherwise be allowed under chs. 280 to 295 and rules promulgated under those
8chapters.
AB100-ASA1,1603,119 (i) Seek to reduce the time and money spent by government and owners and
10operators of facilities on paperwork and other administrative tasks that do not result
11in benefits to the environment.
AB100-ASA1,1603,1412 (j) Encourage public participation, and consensus among interested persons,
13in the development of innovative environmental regulatory methods and in
14monitoring the environmental performance of projects under this section.
AB100-ASA1,1603,1615 (k) Seek to improve the provision of useful information to the public about the
16environmental and human health impacts of facilities on communities.
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