AB426-ASA1,145,44 5. Tests for temperature.
AB426-ASA1,145,7 5295.643 Mining waste site monitoring. (1) General. The department may
6require the monitoring of groundwater, surface water, leachate, or other physical
7features associated with a mining waste site.
AB426-ASA1,145,13 8(2) Physical features. The department may require the monitoring of air
9quality, berms, embankments, vegetation growth, and drainage control structures
10associated with the mining waste site. The department may require monitoring of
11other chemical or biological conditions, if the department determines that the
12monitoring is necessary to assess the impact of the mining waste site on critical
13aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems.
AB426-ASA1,145,18 14(3) Monitoring wells and other devices. (a) The department shall require
15the installation of groundwater monitoring wells at a mining waste site. The
16department may require installation of leachate monitoring wells, lysimeters,
17moisture probes, and similar devices and associated water quality sampling and
18analysis programs to detect the effects of leachate on groundwater.
AB426-ASA1,145,2419 (b) The department shall determine the required number of groundwater
20monitoring wells based on the size of the mining waste site, the design of the mining
21waste site, the types of mining waste, and the hydrologic and geologic setting of the
22mining waste site. The department shall ensure that the number of wells is adequate
23to yield samples representative of the groundwater quality both up gradient and
24down gradient of the mining waste site.
AB426-ASA1,146,3
1(c) An operator shall construct all monitoring wells in accordance with ch. NR
2141, Wis. Adm. Code, and in such a manner as to prevent, to the extent practicable,
3the exchange of water between aquifers.
AB426-ASA1,146,7 4(4) Destruction of monitoring devices. (a) If for any reason a monitoring well
5or other monitoring device associated with a mining waste site is destroyed or
6otherwise fails to function properly, the operator shall notify the department in
7writing within 5 days of discovering the destruction or malfunction.
AB426-ASA1,146,118 (b) The operator shall either restore the monitoring well or other device or
9properly abandon it and replace it with a functioning device within 60 days of
10notifying the department under par. (a) unless the department notifies the operator
11otherwise in writing within 30 days of receiving notice from the operator.
AB426-ASA1,146,16 12(5) Sampling other wells. The department may require an operator to sample
13public or private wells as part of a regular monitoring program or to determine the
14extent of groundwater contamination associated with a mining waste site. If the
15owner of a well does not authorize access for sampling, the operator shall promptly
16notify the department.
AB426-ASA1,146,25 17(6) Required monitoring and analysis. (a) An operator shall monitor
18groundwater at locations identified in the waste site feasibility study and plan of
19operation on a quarterly basis, during March, June, September, and December,
20unless the department agrees to an alternate schedule. The department may base
21an alternate schedule on the hydrogeologic system's characteristics, such as flow
22velocity and stratigraphy, and on fluctuations in quality as determined through
23background water quality or baseline water quality sampling and mining waste
24type. The operator shall analyze for the parameters listed in the approved waste site
25feasibility study and plan of operation.
AB426-ASA1,147,3
1(b) An operator shall use the methods for groundwater and surface water
2sample collection, preservation, and analysis that are specified in the approved
3mining waste site facility study and plan of operation.
AB426-ASA1,147,5 4(7) Water elevation measurements. The operator shall make water elevation
5measurements on a quarterly basis.
AB426-ASA1,147,13 6(8) Operations report. The department may require an operator to submit an
7operations report to assess the effectiveness and environmental acceptability of
8mining waste site operations. The operator may include in the report a discussion
9of confinement of the active fill area and an analysis of leachate and other
10monitoring, surface water control and erosion control, revegetation, settlement,
11volume of the mining waste site utilized, leachate quantity and quality, slope
12stability, equipment performance, volume and type of waste disposed of, and other
13relevant parameters.
AB426-ASA1,147,16 14(9) Reports of monitoring data. The operator shall forward to the department,
15within 60 days after sampling, 3 copies of the monitoring data required by this
16section to be collected during each quarter.
AB426-ASA1,147,18 17295.645 Groundwater quality, monitoring, and response. (1)
18Definitions. In this section:
AB426-ASA1,147,2119 (a) "Alternative concentration limit" means the concentration of a substance
20in groundwater established by the department to replace a groundwater quality
21standard when the department grants an exemption.
AB426-ASA1,147,2422 (b) "Statistically significantly different" means an amount of change
23determined by the use of statistical tests for measuring significance at the 95 percent
24confidence level.
AB426-ASA1,148,8
1(2) Design management zone. (a) Notwithstanding the rule-making authority
2in s. 160.21 (2) and except as provided under par. (b), for the purposes of ch. 160, the
3horizontal distance to the boundary of the design management zone for a mining
4operation is 1,200 feet from the limits of the engineered structures of the mining
5waste site, including any wastewater and sludge storage or treatment lagoons, the
6edge of the mine, and the adjacent mine mill and ferrous mineral processing facilities
7or at the boundary of the property owned or leased by the applicant, whichever
8distance is less.
AB426-ASA1,148,149 (b) When issuing or modifying a mining permit or issuing or reissuing any other
10approval, the department may expand the design management zone by a horizontal
11distance of up to an additional 1,200 feet in any direction as provided in this
12paragraph, but not beyond the boundary of the property owned or leased by the
13applicant. The department may not expand the design management zone unless the
14applicant demonstrates all of the following:
AB426-ASA1,148,1715 1. That preventive action limits and enforcement standards or alternative
16concentration limits cannot be met at the boundary of the design management zone
17if it is not expanded.
AB426-ASA1,148,2018 2. That preventive action limits and enforcement standards or alternative
19concentration limits will be met at the boundary of the expanded design
20management zone.
AB426-ASA1,148,2521 (c) Notwithstanding the rule-making authority in s. 160.21 (2), for the
22purposes of ch. 160, the vertical distance to the boundary of the design management
23zone for a mining site, including any mining waste site, extends no deeper than 1,000
24feet into the Precambrian bedrock or than the final depth of the mining excavation,
25whichever is greater.
AB426-ASA1,149,9
1(3) Point of standards application. (a) Any point at which groundwater is
2monitored is a point of standards application to determine whether a preventive
3action limit or an alternative concentration limit to a preventive action limit has been
4attained or exceeded for an activity regulated under a mining permit or another
5approval related to the mining operation. Any of the following is a point of standards
6application to determine whether an enforcement standard or an alternative
7concentration limit to an enforcement standard has been attained or exceeded for an
8activity regulated under a mining permit or another approval related to the mining
9operation:
AB426-ASA1,149,1010 1. Any point of present groundwater use.
AB426-ASA1,149,1211 2. Any point beyond the boundary of the property on which the activity is
12conducted, subject to par. (b).
AB426-ASA1,149,1413 3. Any point that is within the boundary of the property on which the activity
14is conducted but is beyond the design management zone, subject to par. (b).
AB426-ASA1,149,1715 (b) No point at a depth of greater than 1,000 feet into the Precambrian bedrock
16or than the final depth of the mining excavation, whichever is greater, is a point of
17standards application under this subsection.
AB426-ASA1,149,1918 (c) Section 160.21 (2) does not apply to an activity regulated under this
19subchapter.
AB426-ASA1,149,25 20(4) Change in groundwater quality. If the analysis of samples collected
21through monitoring indicates that the quality of groundwater is statistically
22significantly different from either baseline water quality or background water
23quality and the evaluation of the data shows a reasonable probability that without
24intervention groundwater quality standards or alternative concentration limits will
25be attained or exceeded, the operator shall do all of the following:
AB426-ASA1,150,2
1(a) Notify the department within 10 days after the operator receives the results
2of the analysis of the samples.
AB426-ASA1,150,43 (b) Determine, if possible, the cause of the difference in water quality, such as
4a spill, a design failure, or an improper operational procedure.
AB426-ASA1,150,65 (c) Determine the extent of groundwater contamination or the potential for
6groundwater contamination.
AB426-ASA1,150,77 (d) Implement the applicable portions of the approved contingency plan.
AB426-ASA1,151,2 8(5) Response concerning preventive action limits. In accordance with s. NR
9140.24 (1) to (5), Wis. Adm. Code, the department shall evaluate the range of
10responses proposed by the operator when a preventive action limit or an alternative
11concentration limit to a preventive action limit is attained or exceeded and the
12analysis of samples indicates that the quality of groundwater is statistically
13significantly different from either baseline water quality or background water
14quality at a point of standards application. In designating the appropriate response,
15the department shall evaluate the operator's proposed range of responses, including
16any alternate responses to those identified in s. NR 140.24, Wis. Adm. Code. For any
17alternate responses, the department shall consider the technical and economic
18feasibility of alternate responses, the practicality of stopping the further release of
19the substance, and the risks and benefits of continued mining operations. The
20department shall designate the appropriate response, except that, notwithstanding
21s. 160.21 (3) and the rule-making authority under s. 160.21 (1), the department may
22not prohibit a practice or activity or require closure and abandonment of a mining
23waste site, including any wastewater and sludge storage or treatment lagoon, unless
24it has followed the procedures in s. 295.78 and satisfies the requirements of s. 160.23
25(4) and (6). The department may determine that no response is necessary and that

1an exemption is not required when the requirements of s. NR 140.24 (5) (a) or (b), Wis.
2Adm. Code are met.
AB426-ASA1,151,17 3(6) Response concerning enforcement standards. (a) In accordance with s.
4NR 140.26 (1) and (2), Wis. Adm. Code, the department shall evaluate the range of
5responses proposed by the operator based on the responses listed in Table 6 of s. NR
6140.26, Wis. Adm. Code, when an enforcement standard or an alternative
7concentration limit to an enforcement standard is attained or exceeded and the
8analysis of samples indicates that the quality of groundwater is statistically
9significantly different from either baseline water quality or background water
10quality at a point of standards application. In designating the appropriate response,
11the department shall evaluate the operator's proposed range of responses against
12those identified in Table 6 of s. NR 140.26, Wis. Adm. Code. The department shall
13designate the appropriate response, except that, notwithstanding ss. 160.21 (3) and
14160.25 (1) (a) and the rule-making authority under s. 160.21 (1), the department may
15not prohibit a practice or activity or require closure and abandonment of a mining
16waste site, including any wastewater and sludge storage or treatment lagoon, unless
17it has followed the procedures in s. 295.78 and all of the following apply:
AB426-ASA1,151,1818 1. The department bases its decision upon reliable test data.
AB426-ASA1,151,2119 2. The department determines, to a reasonable certainty, by the greater weight
20of the credible evidence, that no other remedial action would prevent the violation
21of the enforcement standard at the point of standards application.
AB426-ASA1,151,2322 3. The department establishes the basis for the boundary and duration of the
23prohibition.
AB426-ASA1,152,3
14. The department ensures that any prohibition imposed is reasonably related
2in time and scope to maintaining compliance with the enforcement standard at the
3point of standards application.
AB426-ASA1,152,114 5. If the substance involved is naturally occurring, unless the substance
5involved is carcinogenic, teratogenic, or mutagenic in humans, the department
6considers the existence of the background concentration of the substance in
7evaluating response options to the noncompliance with the enforcement standard or
8alternative concentration limit for that substance and determines that the proposed
9prohibition will result in the protection of or substantial improvement in
10groundwater quality notwithstanding the background concentrations of the
11substance.
AB426-ASA1,152,1712 (b) The department may only require a remedial action to be taken if the
13remedial action is reasonably related in time and scope to the substance, activity, or
14practice that caused the enforcement standard or alternative concentration limit to
15an enforcement standard to be attained or exceeded and the quality of groundwater
16to be statistically significantly different from either baseline water quality or
17background water quality at the point of standards application.
AB426-ASA1,153,418 (c) If nitrates or any substance of welfare concern attains or exceeds an
19enforcement standard and if the analysis of samples indicates that the quality of
20groundwater is statistically significantly different from either baseline or
21background water quality, then the department shall evaluate whether the
22enforcement standard was attained or exceeded in whole or in part due to high
23background water quality concentrations of the substance and whether the
24additional concentrations represent a public welfare concern before it designates the
25appropriate response and, notwithstanding ss. 160.21 (3) and 160.25 (1) (a) and the

1rule-making authority under s. 160.21 (1), the department may not prohibit a
2practice or activity or require closure and abandonment of a mining waste site,
3including any wastewater and sludge storage or treatment lagoon, unless it has
4followed the procedures in s. 295.78 and par. (a) 1. to 4. apply.
AB426-ASA1,153,65 (d) If compliance with an enforcement standard is achieved at a point of
6standards application, then sub. (5) applies.
AB426-ASA1,153,8 7(7) Environmental analysis not required. An action under sub. (5) or (6) with
8respect to a specific site does not constitute a major state action under s. 1.11 (2).
AB426-ASA1,153,12 9(8) Exemptions to groundwater quality standards. When issuing or
10modifying a mining permit or issuing or reissuing any other approval, the
11department may grant an exemption from a groundwater quality standard and
12establish an alternative concentration limit to a groundwater quality standard.
AB426-ASA1,153,15 13(9) Applicability of other law. Chapter NR 140, Wis Adm. Code, applies to
14mining operations and mining sites, including mining waste sites, only to the extent
15that it does not conflict with this section.
AB426-ASA1,153,21 16295.65 Successors. (1) When one operator succeeds to the interest of another
17in an uncompleted mining operation by sale, assignment, lease, or otherwise, the
18department shall release the first operator from the duties imposed upon the first
19operator by this subchapter as to the mining operation and transfer the mining
20permit and any approvals under ss. 295.60, 295.605, and 295.61 to the successor
21operator if all of the following apply:
AB426-ASA1,153,2322 (a) The successor operator agrees to comply with the requirements of this
23subchapter.
AB426-ASA1,154,224 (b) The successor operator discloses whether it has forfeited any performance
25security because of noncompliance with any mining laws within the previous 10

1years, posts any bond or other security required under s. 295.59, and assumes all
2responsibilities of all applicable approvals granted to the predecessor operator.
AB426-ASA1,154,4 3(2) The department is not required to prepare an environmental impact
4statement or an environmental assessment for the purposes of this section.
AB426-ASA1,154,19 5295.66 Cessation of mining or reclamation. If there is a cessation of
6mining or reclamation for 30 days or more that is not set forth in either the mining
7plan or the reclamation plan, the operator shall notify the department of the
8cessation within 48 hours of the cessation of mining and shall begin stabilization of
9the mining site. The department may require the operator to provide technical,
10engineering, and any other information that the operator believes shows that its
11actions to stabilize the mining site are adequate. If the department determines, after
12reviewing the information provided by the operator, that the proposed stabilization
13of the mining site will result in a substantial adverse impact to the environment, the
14department shall order the operator to begin additional measures to protect the
15environment, including, if the cessation is reasonably anticipated to extend for a
16protracted period of time, reclamation according to the reclamation plan or part of
17the reclamation plan. Usual and regular shutdown of operations on weekends, for
18maintenance or repair of equipment or facilities, or for other customary reasons do
19not constitute a cessation of mining.
AB426-ASA1,154,23 20295.67 Determination of abandonment of mining. (1) Except as provided
21in sub. (2), abandonment of mining occurs if there is a cessation of mining, not set
22forth in an operator's mining plan or reclamation plan or by any other sufficient
23written or constructive notice, extending for more than 6 consecutive months.
AB426-ASA1,154,24 24(2) Abandonment of mining does not occur if all of the following apply:
AB426-ASA1,155,2
1(a) The cessation of mining is due either to labor strikes or to unforeseen
2developments such as adverse market conditions.
AB426-ASA1,155,43 (b) The cessation of mining does not continue beyond the time, not to exceed
45 years, specified by the department.
AB426-ASA1,155,65 (c) The mining site is maintained in an environmentally stable manner during
6the cessation of mining.
AB426-ASA1,155,87 (d) The reclamation of the mining site continues according to the reclamation
8plan during the cessation of mining to the extent practicable.
AB426-ASA1,155,18 9295.68 Certificates of completion and release of security. (1) Upon the
10petition of the operator, but not less than 4 years after notification to the department
11by the operator of the completion of the reclamation plan or not less than one year
12after notification to the department by the operator of the completion of the
13reclamation plan as to a portion of the mining site, if the department finds that the
14operator has completed reclamation of any portion of the mining site in accordance
15with the reclamation plan and this subchapter, the department shall issue a
16certificate of completion setting forth a description of the area reclaimed and a
17statement that the operator has fulfilled its duties under the reclamation plan as to
18that area.
AB426-ASA1,155,24 19(2) Upon the issuance of any certificate of completion under sub. (1) for any
20portion of the mining site, but not for the entire mining site, the department shall
21allow the operator to reduce the amount of the bond or other security provided under
22s. 295.59 (1) to an amount equal to the estimated cost of reclamation of the portion
23of the mining site that is disturbed or for which reclamation has been completed but
24no certificate of completion has been issued.
AB426-ASA1,156,6
1(3) Upon issuance of a certificate or certificates of completion of reclamation
2for the entire mining site, the department shall require the operator to maintain a
3bond or other security under s. 295.59 (1) equal to at least 10 percent of the cost to
4the state of reclamation of the entire mining site, except that if the mining site in the
5mining plan is less than 10 acres, the department may release the bond or other
6security after issuance of the certificate of completion for the entire mining site.
AB426-ASA1,156,10 7(4) After 10 years after the issuance of a certificate or certificates of completion
8for the entire mining site, the department shall release the remaining bond or other
9security provided under s. 295.59 (1) if the department finds that the reclamation
10plan has been complied with.
AB426-ASA1,156,25 11295.69 Termination of proof of financial responsibility for long-term
12care of mining waste site.
(1) One year after closure, and annually thereafter
13until the department terminates the obligation to maintain proof of financial
14responsibility for long-term care of a mining waste site under sub. (2) (c), an operator
15who has carried out all necessary long-term care during the preceding year, may
16apply to the department for a reduction in the amount of the proof of financial
17responsibility provided under s. 295.59 (2m) equal to the costs of long-term care for
18that year. The operator shall provide an itemized list of costs incurred. If the
19department determines that the costs incurred are in accordance with the long-term
20care requirements in the approved waste site feasibility study and plan of operation
21and that adequate funds exist to complete required long-term care for the remainder
22of the 40-year period on which the amount of the proof of financial responsibility was
23originally determined, the department shall authorize in writing a reduction in the
24amount of proof of financial responsibility provided. The department shall make its
25determinations within 90 days of an application.
AB426-ASA1,157,10
1(2) (a) An operator may apply to the department for termination of its
2obligation to maintain proof of financial responsibility for long-term care of the
3mining waste site under s. 295.59 (2m) at any time after the mining waste site has
4been closed for 20 years by submitting an application that demonstrates that
5continuation of the obligation to maintain proof of financial responsibility for
6long-term care is not necessary for adequate protection of public health or the
7environment. The burden is on the operator to prove by a preponderance of the
8evidence that continuation of the obligation to maintain proof of financial
9responsibility for long-term care is not necessary for adequate protection of public
10health or the environment.
AB426-ASA1,157,1911 (b) Within 30 days of receiving an application under par. (a), the department
12shall provide notice to the public of the application for termination of the obligation
13to maintain proof of financial responsibility for long-term care. In the notice, the
14department shall invite the submission of written comments by any person on the
15application within 30 days of the day on which the notice is published. The
16department shall provide the notice by publishing a class 1 notice under ch. 985 in
17the official newspaper designated under s. 985.04 or 985.05 or, if none exists, in a
18newspaper likely to give notice in the area of the mining waste site. The department
19shall also send the notice to the operator.
AB426-ASA1,158,220 (c) Within 120 days of the day on which the department publishes the notice
21under par. (b), the department shall determine either that proof of financial
22responsibility for long-term care of the mining waste site is no longer required, in
23which case the applicant is relieved of the responsibility of providing proof of
24financial responsibility for long-term care, or that proof of financial responsibility
25for long-term care of the mining waste site is still required, in which case the

1applicant may not submit another application under par. (a) until at least 5 years
2have elapsed since the previous application.
AB426-ASA1,158,12 3295.695 Inspections by the department. (1) Any duly authorized officer,
4employee, or representative of the department who has received the safety training
5under 30 CFR 48.31 may enter and inspect any property, premises, or place on or at
6which any mining operation or facility is located or is being constructed or installed
7at any reasonable time for the purpose of ascertaining the state of compliance with
8this subchapter and the provisions of chs. 281, 283, 285, 289, 291, 292, and 299 and
9rules promulgated under those chapters that are applicable to the mining operation.
10No person may refuse entry or access to any authorized representative of the
11department who requests entry for purposes of inspection, and who presents
12appropriate credentials.
AB426-ASA1,158,14 13(2) No person may obstruct, hamper, or interfere with any inspection
14authorized in sub. (1).
AB426-ASA1,158,17 15(3) The department shall furnish to the operator a written report on any
16inspection setting forth all observations, relevant information, and data that relate
17to compliance status.
AB426-ASA1,158,21 18295.73 Fees. (1) (a) Except as provided in par. (b), an applicant for a mining
19permit is not required to pay any application or filing fee for any approval other than
20a mining permit, notwithstanding any fee required under ch. 23, 29, 30, 169, 281,
21283, 285, 289, or 291, or rules promulgated under those chapters.
AB426-ASA1,158,2322 (b) An applicant for a mining permit shall pay any fee required under s. 281.343
23(3) (c) 1.
AB426-ASA1,159,3 24(3) (a) The department shall assess an applicant a fee equal to its costs for
25evaluating the mining project, including the costs for consultants retained by the

1department to evaluate the application for the mining permit and the application for
2any other approval and to perform environmental analysis under s. 1.11 or
3$2,000,000, whichever is less.
AB426-ASA1,159,44 (b) The applicant shall pay fees as follows:
AB426-ASA1,159,75 1. One hundred thousand dollars shall be paid at the time that the bulk
6sampling plan is filed under s. 295.45 or at the time that the notice of the intention
7to file a mining permit application is filed, whichever is first.
AB426-ASA1,159,108 2. Two hundred fifty thousand dollars when the department provides cost
9information demonstrating that the payment under subd. 1. has been fully allocated
10against actual costs.
AB426-ASA1,159,1311 3. Two hundred fifty thousand dollars when the department provides cost
12information demonstrating that the payment under subd. 2. has been fully allocated
13against actual costs.
AB426-ASA1,159,1614 4. Two hundred fifty thousand dollars when the department provides cost
15information demonstrating that the payment under subd. 3. has been fully allocated
16against actual costs.
AB426-ASA1,159,1917 5. Two hundred fifty thousand dollars when the department provides cost
18information demonstrating that the payment under subd. 4. has been fully allocated
19against actual costs.
AB426-ASA1,159,2420 (b) After the department approves or denies the application for a mining permit
21or, if the applicant withdraws the application for a mining permit, after the applicant
22withdraws the application, the department shall refund to the applicant any amount
23paid by the applicant under par. (a) but not fully allocated against the department's
24actual costs.
AB426-ASA1,160,3
1(4) Subchapter VI of ch. 289 does not apply to mining waste disposed of in a
2mining waste site covered by a mining permit, except that an operator shall pay the
3fees specified in ss. 289.63 (4), 289.64 (3), and 289.67 (1) (d).
AB426-ASA1,160,7 4295.75 Effect of other laws. (1) Except as provided in sub. (2), if there is a
5conflict between a provision in this subchapter and a provision in ch. 23, 29, 30, 160,
6169, 281, 283, 285, 289, or 291 or in a rule promulgated under one of those chapters,
7the provision in this subchapter controls.
AB426-ASA1,160,9 8(2) (a) If there is a conflict between a provision in this subchapter and a
9provision in s. 281.343, the provision in s. 281.343 controls.
AB426-ASA1,160,1110 (b) If there is a conflict between a provision in this subchapter and a provision
11in s. 281.346, the provision in s. 281.346 controls, except as provided in s. 295.57 (9).
AB426-ASA1,160,14 12295.77 Review. (1) Notwithstanding s. 227.42, no person is entitled to a
13contested case hearing on a decision by the department under this subchapter or on
14a decision by the department relating to the issuance of an approval.
AB426-ASA1,160,19 15(2) Judicial review of a decision described in sub. (1) is the exclusive method
16for challenging the decision. The court shall base review of a decision described in
17sub. (1) on the administrative record before the department. The scope of the review
18is that specified in s. 227.57. No judicial review is available before the department
19issues the final decision on an approval.
AB426-ASA1,160,23 20295.78 Mining and reclamation; orders. (1) (a) If the department finds a
21violation of law or any unapproved deviation from the mining plan, reclamation plan,
22or mining waste site feasibility study and plan of operation at a mining site under
23a mining permit, the department shall do one of the following:
AB426-ASA1,161,3
11. Issue an order requiring the operator to comply with the law, mining plan,
2reclamation plan, or mining waste site feasibility study and plan of operation within
3a specified time.
AB426-ASA1,161,54 2. Require the alleged violator to appear before the department for a hearing
5and answer the department's charges.
AB426-ASA1,161,66 3. Request the department of justice to initiate action under s. 295.79.
AB426-ASA1,161,107 (b) Any order issued under par. (a) 1. following a hearing takes effect
8immediately. Any other order takes effect 10 days after the date the order is served,
9unless the person named in the order requests in writing a hearing before the
10department within the 10-day period.
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