AB486-engrossed,36,33 (z) A vegetable contractor license under s. 126.56.
AB486-engrossed,36,20 4(2) Failure to meet deadline. (a) Subject to subs. (4) (c) and (d) and (5), failure
5by the department to provide the applicant for a license, permit, or other approval
6specified in sub. (1) with written notice, which may be by electronic mail, that the
7department has approved or disapproved the application for the license, permit, or
8other approval, including the specific facts upon which any disapproval is based,
9before the expiration of the period established under sub. (1) for the license, permit,
10or other approval, constitutes approval of the application. A license, permit, or other
11approval approved under this paragraph is subject to any terms or conditions
12specified by statute or rule for the license, permit, or other approval and the
13department may suspend, limit, revoke, or withdraw the license, permit, or other
14approval for substantial failure to comply with those terms or conditions. The
15department may not make the license, permit, or other approval subject to any term
16or condition that is not specified by statute or rule. Within 30 days after the
17expiration of the period established under sub. (1) for the license, permit, or other
18approval, the department shall provide the applicant with a statement showing that
19the license, permit, or other approval is approved and specifying any terms and
20conditions that apply to that license, permit, or other approval.
AB486-engrossed,36,2321 (b) The department may not disapprove an application for a license, permit, or
22other approval solely because the department is unable to complete its review of the
23application within the period established under sub. (1).
AB486-engrossed,37,4 24(3) Notice of deadline. In the rules under sub. (1), the department shall
25specify a method for informing applicants of the periods established under sub. (1).

1The department shall specify the method that it determines is the most cost-effective
2method available. The department is not required to notify an applicant if the
3department intends to approve or disapprove the application within 14 days after
4receiving the application.
AB486-engrossed,37,6 5(4) Optional provisions of rules. The department may include any of the
6following in the rules required under sub. (1):
AB486-engrossed,37,97 (a) Methods for determining the commencement of the period established
8under sub. (1) and for determining when the application for a license, permit, or other
9approval is complete.
AB486-engrossed,37,1210 (b) A longer period under sub. (1) for an application for a permit, approval, or
11other determination for which an environmental impact statement is required under
12s. 1.11 than for other applications.
AB486-engrossed,37,1613 (c) Extensions of the period established under sub. (1) because the applicant
14makes a material modification to the application if the department notifies the
15applicant in writing of the extension within 30 days after the applicant makes the
16modification. The notification may be by electronic mail.
AB486-engrossed,37,2217 (d) Extensions of the period established under sub. (1) because information
18needed by the department to complete its review of an application for a license,
19permit, or other approval is unknown or cannot be determined with certainty when
20the department receives the application if the department notifies the applicant in
21writing of the need for an extension within 30 days after the applicant submits the
22application. The notification may be by electronic mail.
AB486-engrossed,37,2423 (e) Deadlines for the department to complete intermediate steps in the process
24of completing its review of an application.
AB486-engrossed,38,4
1(5) Extensions authorized. (a) During the period established under sub. (1),
2the department and the applicant may jointly agree to a different period for acting
3on an application for a license, permit, or other approval than that specified under
4sub. (1).
AB486-engrossed,38,65 (b) The department may extend the period established under sub. (1) because
6an application is incomplete if all of the following apply:
AB486-engrossed,38,97 1. Within 15 days after receiving the application, the department provides
8written notice, which may be by electronic mail, to the applicant describing
9specifically the information that must be provided to complete the application.
AB486-engrossed,38,1210 2. The information under subd. 1. is directly related to eligibility for the license,
11permit, or other approval or to terms or conditions of the license, permit, or other
12approval.
AB486-engrossed,38,1513 3. The information under subd. 1. is necessary to determine whether to approve
14the application or is necessary to determine the terms or conditions of the license,
15permit, or other approval.
AB486-engrossed,38,1816 4. The extension is not longer than the number of days from the day on which
17the department provides the notice under subd. 1. to the day on which the
18department receives the information.
AB486-engrossed,39,219 (d) The department may extend the period established under sub. (1) for an
20application by not more than 30 days if, within the period established under sub. (1),
21the department finds that there is a substantial likelihood that the activity proposed
22to be conducted under the application would result in substantial harm to human
23health or human safety and that the department cannot adequately review the
24application within the period established under sub. (1) and provides written notice,

1which may be by electronic mail, to the applicant that states with particularity the
2facts on which those findings are based.
AB486-engrossed, s. 22 3Section 22. 101.022 of the statutes is created to read:
AB486-engrossed,39,5 4101.022 Deadlines for action on certain applications. (1) Definitions.
5In this section, "license or building plan application" means any of the following:
AB486-engrossed,39,116 (a) An application for a license, permit, or certificate of certification or
7registration issued by the department under ss. 101.09 (3) (c), 101.122 (2) (c), 101.143
8(2) (g), 101.15 (2) (e), 101.17, 101.177 (4) (a), 101.178 (2) or (3) (a), 101.63 (2) or (2m),
9101.653, 101.73 (5) or (6), 101.82 (2), 101.87, 101.935, 101.95, 101.951, 101.952,
10145.02 (4), 145.035, 145.045, 145.15, 145.16, 145.165, 145.17, 145.175, 145.18, or
11167.10 (6m).
AB486-engrossed,39,1312 (b) Forms, plans, and other information submitted to the department under s.
13101.12 or 145.26.
AB486-engrossed,39,17 14(2) Deadlines. The department, by rule, shall establish periods within which
15the department, or any subunit of the department, intends to approve or disapprove
16any license or building plan application. Any period established under this
17subsection shall be consistent with any applicable period specified by statute.
AB486-engrossed,39,24 18(3) Failure to meet deadline. (a) Subject to sub. (5), the department shall
19refund fees paid by a person submitting a license or building plan application if the
20department fails to provide the person with written notice, which may be by
21electronic mail, that the department has approved or disapproved the application,
22including the specific facts upon which any disapproval is based, before the
23expiration of the period established under sub. (2) for the license or building plan
24application.
AB486-engrossed,40,3
1(b) The department may not disapprove a license or building plan application
2solely because the department is unable to complete its review of the application
3within the period established under sub. (2).
AB486-engrossed,40,9 4(4) Notice of deadline. In the rules under sub. (2), the department shall
5specify a method for informing applicants of the periods established under sub. (2).
6The department shall specify the method that it determines is the most cost-effective
7method available. The department is not required to notify an applicant if the
8department intends to approve or disapprove the application within 14 days after
9receiving the application.
AB486-engrossed,40,12 10(5) Permitted extension of deadline. The department may extend the period
11established under sub. (2) because an application is incomplete if all of the following
12apply:
AB486-engrossed,40,1513 (a) Within 15 days after receiving the application, the department provides
14written notice, which may be by electronic mail, to the applicant describing
15specifically the information that must be provided to complete the application.
AB486-engrossed,40,1816 (b) The information under par. (a) is directly related to eligibility for the license
17or building plan application or to terms or conditions of the license or building plan
18application.
AB486-engrossed,40,2119 (c) The information under par. (a) is necessary to determine whether to approve
20the application or is necessary to determine the terms or conditions of the license or
21building plan application.
AB486-engrossed,40,2422 (d) The extension is not longer than the number of days from the day on which
23the department provides the notice under par. (a) to the day on which the department
24receives the information.
AB486-engrossed, s. 23 25Section 23. 101.023 of the statutes is created to read:
AB486-engrossed,41,6
1101.023 Automatic approval of certain applications. (1) Definitions. In
2this section, "application" means any form or other writing that is submitted to the
3department under this chapter or ch. 145 or 168 for the purpose of obtaining any
4approval of the department that is required by law as a prerequisite to the applicant
5taking certain actions, except that "application" does not include a license or building
6plan application, as defined under s. 101.022 (1).
AB486-engrossed,41,10 7(2) Deadlines. The department, by rule, shall establish periods within which
8the department, or any subunit of the department, intends to approve or disapprove
9an application. Any period established under this subsection shall be consistent with
10any applicable period specified by statute.
AB486-engrossed,41,24 11(3) Failure to meet deadline. (a) Subject to subs. (5) (b) and (c) and (6), failure
12by the department to provide an applicant with written notice, which may be by
13electronic mail, that the department has approved or disapproved the application,
14including specific facts upon which any disapproval is based, before the expiration
15of the period established under sub. (2) applicable to the application constitutes
16approval of the application by the department. An application approved under this
17paragraph is subject to any terms or conditions specified by law for the approval and
18the department may suspend, limit, revoke, or withdraw the approval for substantial
19failure to comply with those terms or conditions. The department may not make the
20approval subject to any term or condition that is not specified by statute or rule.
21Within 30 days after an application is approved under this paragraph, the
22department shall provide the applicant with a statement showing that the
23application is approved and specifying any terms and conditions that apply to the
24approval.
AB486-engrossed,42,3
1(b) The department may not disapprove an application solely because the
2department is unable to complete its review of the application within the period
3established under sub. (2).
AB486-engrossed,42,9 4(4) Notice of deadline. In the rules under sub. (2), the department shall
5specify a method for informing applicants of the periods established under sub. (2).
6The department shall specify the method that it determines is the most cost-effective
7method available. The department is not required to notify an applicant if the
8department intends to approve or disapprove the application within 14 days after
9receiving the application.
AB486-engrossed,42,11 10(5) Optional provisions of rules. The department may include any of the
11following in the rules required under sub. (2):
AB486-engrossed,42,1312 (a) Methods for determining the commencement of the period established
13under sub. (2) and for determining when an application is complete.
AB486-engrossed,42,1714 (b) Extensions of the period established under sub. (2) because the applicant
15makes a material modification to the application if the department notifies the
16applicant in writing of the extension within 30 days after the applicant makes the
17modification. The notification may be by electronic mail.
AB486-engrossed,42,2318 (c) Extensions of the period established under sub. (2) because information
19needed by the department to complete its review of an application is unknown or
20cannot be determined with certainty when the department receives the application
21if the department notifies the applicant in writing of the need for an extension within
2230 days after the applicant submits the application. The notification may be by
23electronic mail.
AB486-engrossed,42,2524 (d) Deadlines for the department to complete intermediate steps in the process
25of completing its review of an application.
AB486-engrossed,43,3
1(6) Extensions authorized. (a) During the period established under sub. (2),
2the department and the applicant may jointly agree to a different period for acting
3on an application than that specified under sub. (2).
AB486-engrossed,43,54 (b) The department may extend the period established under sub. (2) because
5an application is incomplete if all of the following apply:
AB486-engrossed,43,86 1. Within 15 days after receiving the application, the department provides
7written notice, which may be by electronic mail, to the applicant describing
8specifically the information that must be provided to complete the application.
AB486-engrossed,43,109 2. The information under subd. 1. is directly related to eligibility for the
10approval or to terms or conditions of the approval.
AB486-engrossed,43,1211 3. The information under subd. 1. is necessary to determine whether to approve
12the application or is necessary to determine the terms or conditions of the approval.
AB486-engrossed,43,1513 4. The extension is not longer than the number of days from the day on which
14the board provides the notice under subd. 1. to the day on which the department
15receives the information.
AB486-engrossed,43,2316 (d) The department may extend the period established under sub. (2) for an
17application by not more than 30 days if, within the period established under sub. (2),
18the department finds that there is a substantial likelihood that the activity proposed
19to be conducted under the application would result in substantial harm to human
20health or human safety and that the department cannot adequately review the
21application within the period established under sub. (2) and provides written notice,
22which may be by electronic mail, to the applicant that states with particularity the
23facts on which those findings are based.
AB486-engrossed, s. 25 24Section 25. 103.275 (2m) of the statutes is created to read:
AB486-engrossed,44,4
1103.275 (2m) Deadline for action on certificate applications. (a) The
2department, by rule, shall establish a period within which the department intends
3to approve or disapprove an application for a house-to-house employer certificate
4under sub. (2).
AB486-engrossed,44,105 (b) 1. Subject to par. (d), the department shall refund all fees paid by the
6applicant for a house-to-house employer certificate under sub. (2) if the department
7fails to provide the applicant with written notice, which may be by electronic mail,
8that the department has approved or disapproved the application for the certificate,
9including the specific facts upon which any disapproval is based, before the
10expiration of the period established under par. (a).
AB486-engrossed,44,1311 2. The department may not disapprove an application for a house-to-house
12employer certificate under sub. (2) solely because the department is unable to
13complete its review of the application within the period established under par. (a).
AB486-engrossed,44,1814 (c) In the rules under par. (a), the department shall specify a method for
15informing applicants of the period established under par. (a). The department shall
16specify the method that it determines is the most cost-effective method available.
17The department is not required to notify an applicant if the department intends to
18approve or disapprove the application within 14 days after receiving the application.
AB486-engrossed,44,2019 (d) The department may extend the period established under par. (a) because
20an application is incomplete if all of the following apply:
AB486-engrossed,44,2321 1. Within 15 days after receiving the application, the department provides
22written notice, which may be by electronic mail, to the applicant describing
23specifically the information that must be provided to complete the application.
AB486-engrossed,44,2524 2. The information under subd. 1. is directly related to eligibility for the
25house-to-house employer certificate or to terms or conditions of the certificate.
AB486-engrossed,45,3
13. The information under subd. 1. is necessary to determine whether to approve
2the application or is necessary to determine the terms or conditions of the
3house-to-house employer certificate.
AB486-engrossed,45,64 4. The extension is not longer than the number of days from the day on which
5the department provides the notice under subd. 1. to the day on which the
6department receives the information.
AB486-engrossed, s. 26 7Section 26. 103.91 (2m) of the statutes is created to read:
AB486-engrossed,45,108 103.91 (2m) Deadline for action on certificate applications. (a) The
9department, by rule, shall establish a period within which the department intends
10to approve or disapprove an application for a certificate under sub. (2) (a).
AB486-engrossed,45,1611 (b) 1. Subject to par. (d), the department shall refund all fees paid by the
12applicant for a certificate under sub. (2) (a) if the department fails to provide the
13applicant with written notice, which may be by electronic mail, that the department
14has approved or disapproved the application for the certificate, including the specific
15facts upon which any disapproval is based, before the expiration of the period
16established under par. (a).
AB486-engrossed,45,1917 2. The department may not disapprove an application for a certificate under
18sub. (2) (a) solely because the department is unable to complete its review of the
19application within the period established under par. (a).
AB486-engrossed,45,2420 (c) In the rules under par. (a), the department shall specify a method for
21informing applicants of the period established under par. (a). The department shall
22specify the method that it determines is the most cost-effective method available.
23The department is not required to notify an applicant if the department intends to
24approve or disapprove the application within 14 days after receiving the application.
AB486-engrossed,46,2
1(d) The department may extend the period established under par. (a) because
2an application is incomplete if all of the following apply:
AB486-engrossed,46,53 1. Within 15 days after receiving the application, the department provides
4written notice, which may be by electronic mail, to the applicant describing
5specifically the information that must be provided to complete the application.
AB486-engrossed,46,76 2. The information under subd. 1. is directly related to eligibility for the
7certificate or to terms or conditions of the certificate.
AB486-engrossed,46,98 3. The information under subd. 1. is necessary to determine whether to approve
9the application or is necessary to determine the terms or conditions of the certificate.
AB486-engrossed,46,1210 4. The extension is not longer than the number of days from the day on which
11the department provides the notice under subd. 1. to the day on which the
12department receives the information.
AB486-engrossed, s. 27 13Section 27. 103.92 (2m) of the statutes is created to read:
AB486-engrossed,46,1614 103.92 (2m) Deadline for action on certificate applications. (a) The
15department, by rule, shall establish a period within which the department intends
16to approve or disapprove an application for a certificate under sub. (1) (a).
AB486-engrossed,46,2217 (b) 1. Subject to par. (d), the department shall refund all fees paid by the
18applicant for a certificate under sub. (1) (a) if the department fails to provide the
19applicant with written notice, which may be by electronic mail, that the department
20has approved or disapproved the application for the certificate, including the specific
21facts upon which any disapproval is based, before the expiration of the period
22established under par. (a).
AB486-engrossed,46,2523 2. The department may not disapprove an application for a certificate under
24sub. (1) (a) solely because the department is unable to complete its review of the
25application within the period established under par. (a).
AB486-engrossed,47,5
1(c) In the rules under par. (a), the department shall specify a method for
2informing applicants of the period established under par. (a). The department shall
3specify the method that it determines is the most cost-effective method available.
4The department is not required to notify an applicant if the department intends to
5approve or disapprove the application within 14 days after receiving the application.
AB486-engrossed,47,76 (d) The department may extend the period established under par. (a) because
7an application is incomplete if all of the following apply:
AB486-engrossed,47,108 1. Within 15 days after receiving the application, the department provides
9written notice, which may be by electronic mail, to the applicant describing
10specifically the information that must be provided to complete the application.
AB486-engrossed,47,1211 2. The information under subd. 1. is directly related to eligibility for the
12certificate or to terms or conditions of the certificate.
AB486-engrossed,47,1413 3. The information under subd. 1. is necessary to determine whether to approve
14the application or is necessary to determine the terms or conditions of the certificate.
AB486-engrossed,47,1715 4. The extension is not longer than the number of days from the day on which
16the department provides the notice under subd. 1. to the day on which the
17department receives the information.
AB486-engrossed, s. 28 18Section 28. 104.07 (4m) of the statutes is created to read:
AB486-engrossed,47,2119 104.07 (4m) (a) The department, by rule, shall establish periods within which
20the department intends to approve or disapprove an application for a license under
21sub. (1) or (2).
AB486-engrossed,48,222 (b) 1. Subject to par. (d), the department shall refund all fees paid by the
23applicant for a license under sub. (1) or (2) if the department fails to provide the
24applicant with written notice, which may be by electronic mail, that the department
25has approved or disapproved the application for the license, including the specific

1facts upon which any disapproval is based, before the expiration of the period
2established under par. (a) for the license.
AB486-engrossed,48,53 2. The department may not disapprove an application for a license under sub.
4(1) or (2) solely because the department is unable to complete its review of the
5application within the period established under par. (a) for the license.
AB486-engrossed,48,106 (c) In the rules under par. (a), the department shall specify a method for
7informing applicants of the periods established under par. (a). The department shall
8specify the method that it determines is the most cost-effective method available.
9The department is not required to notify an applicant if the department intends to
10approve or disapprove the application within 14 days after receiving the application.
AB486-engrossed,48,1211 (d) The department may extend the period established under par. (a) because
12an application is incomplete if all of the following apply:
AB486-engrossed,48,1513 1. Within 15 days after receiving the application, the department provides
14written notice, which may be by electronic mail, to the applicant describing
15specifically the information that must be provided to complete the application.
AB486-engrossed,48,1716 2. The information under subd. 1. is directly related to eligibility for the license
17or to terms or conditions of the license.
AB486-engrossed,48,1918 3. The information under subd. 1. is necessary to determine whether to approve
19the application or is necessary to determine the terms or conditions of the license.
AB486-engrossed,48,2220 4. The extension is not longer than the number of days from the day on which
21the department provides the notice under subd. 1. to the day on which the
22department receives the information.
AB486-engrossed, s. 29 23Section 29. 105.06 (1r) of the statutes is created to read:
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