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17"
Section 1232c. 29.89 (5) (b) of the statutes is renumbered 29.89 (5) (b) 1. and
18amended to read:
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29.89
(5) (b) 1. The department shall reimburse counties under this section
20from the appropriation under s. 20.370 (5)
(fq) (ft).
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212. c. Moneys are available under s. 20.370 (5) (fq) after first deducting from s.
2220.370 (5) (fq) payments made for county administrative costs, payments made for
23wildlife damage abatement assistance
, and wildlife damage claim payments under
24s. 29.889.
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29.89
(5) (b) 2. (intro.) The department shall reimburse counties under this
3section from the appropriation under s. 20.370 (5) (fq) if all of the following apply:
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a. The total amount of reimbursable costs exceeds the amount available under
5s. 20.370 (5) (ft).
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6Section 1232f. 29.89 (5) (b) 2. b. of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin
7Act .... (this act), is repealed.".
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1230.015 Time limits for issuing permit determinations. In issuing permits
13under this chapter, the department shall initially determine whether a complete
14application for the permit has been submitted and, no later than 60 days after the
15application is submitted, notify the applicant in writing about the initial
16determination of completeness. If the department determines that the application
17is incomplete, the notice shall state the reason for the determination and the specific
18items of information necessary to make the application complete. An applicant may
19supplement and resubmit an application that the department has determined to be
20incomplete. There is no limit on the number of times that an applicant may resubmit
21an application that the department has determined to be incomplete under this
22section. The department may not demand items of information that are not specified
23in the notice as a condition for determining whether the application is complete
24unless both the department and the applicant agree or unless the applicant makes
1material additions or alterations to the project for which the application has been
2submitted.
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30.02
(3) Upon receipt of a complete permit application or a request for a
5determination under s. 236.16 (3) (d), the department shall either schedule a
public 6hearing
to be held within 60 days after receipt of the application or request or provide
7notice stating that it will proceed on the application or request without a
public 8hearing if, within 30 days after the publication of the notice, no substantive written
9objection to issuance of the permit is received or no request for a hearing concerning
10the determination under s. 236.16 (3) (d) is received. The notice shall be provided
11to the clerk of each municipality in which the project is located and to any other
12person required by law to receive notice. The department may provide notice to other
13persons as it deems appropriate. The department shall provide a copy of the notice
14to the applicant, who shall publish it as a class 1 notice under ch. 985 in a newspaper
15designated by the department that is likely to give notice in the area affected. The
16applicant shall file proof of publication with the department.
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30.02
(4) (a) If a public hearing is ordered, the division of hearings and appeals
19shall mail a written notice at least 10 days before the hearing to each person given
20notice under sub. (3) and in the case of an application for a permit, to any person who
21submitted a substantive written objection to issuance of the permit.
The public
22hearing shall be conducted within 60 days after the hearing is ordered.
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30.02
(4) (b) The applicant shall publish a class 1 notice under ch. 985 of the
25public hearing in a newspaper designated by the department that is likely to give
1notice in the area affected. The applicant shall file proof of publication under this
2paragraph with the hearing examiner at or prior to the hearing.".
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30.121
(3g) Exception; historical or cultural value. Subsection (3) does not
7apply to the repair or maintenance of a boathouse or a fixed houseboat if the
8boathouse or fixed houseboat has a historic or cultural value, as determined by the
9state historical society or a local or county historical society established under s.
1044.03.".
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30.134
(2) Authorization. Members of the public may use any exposed shore
15area of a stream without the permission of the riparian
to engage in a water-related
16recreational activity only if it is necessary to exit the body of water to bypass an
17obstruction.
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18Section 1255j. 30.134 (3) (a) (intro.) of the statutes is renumbered 30.134 (3)
19(a) and amended to read:
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30.134
(3) (a) In
engaging in a water-related recreational activity in the using 21an exposed shore area of a stream, as authorized under sub. (2), a member of the
22public may not
do any of the following: enter the exposed shore area except from the
23water, from a point of public access on the stream, or with the permission of the
24riparian.
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30.134
(5) Exceptions. (intro.) The right granted to the public
to engage in
11recreational activities on under this section to use an exposed shore area of a stream
12does not apply to any of the following:".
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30.204
(1) Authorization. Between May 15, 1984
, and January 1,
2002
2008,
16the department is authorized to conduct a lake acidification experiment on the lake
17specified under sub. (2).".
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2030.2026 Lake Belle View and Sugar River project. (1) Authorization. 21(a) Subject to the restrictions under sub. (2), the village of Belleville may place fill
22on all or part of the portion of the bed of Lake Belle View located in Dane County for
23any of the following purposes:
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1. Improving fish and wildlife habitat.
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12. Creating and enhancing wetlands.
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3. Improving the water quality of Lake Belle View and the Sugar River.
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4. Enhancing the recreational use and aesthetic enjoyment of Lake Belle View
4and the Sugar River.
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5. Separating Lake Belle View from the Sugar River by creating an artificial
6barrier from lake bottom sediments or by other means.
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6. Creating suitable lake bottom depths or contours in Lake Belle View.
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7. Promoting the growth of desirable wetland plants.
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(b) Any lake bottom sediments that are unsuitable for the creation of an
10artificial barrier under par. (a) 5. may be placed in any agricultural field that is
11adjacent to Lake Belle View.
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(c) If the village of Belleville creates an artificial barrier from lake bottom
13sediments under par. (a) 5., the village of Belleville shall also place lake bottom
14sediments in adjacent areas for the purpose of creating and enhancing wetlands.
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15(2) Requirements. (a) The village of Belleville shall obtain approval from the
16department for any placement of fill material as authorized under sub. (1).
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(b) The village of Belleville shall submit to the department any plans or other
18information that the department considers necessary for it to effectively determine
19whether to grant approval under par. (a).
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(c) The village of Belleville shall ensure that all of the following apply to any
21artificial barrier created as authorized under sub. (1).
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1. The barrier does not materially obstruct navigation or reduce the effective
23flood flow capacity of a stream.
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2. The barrier is not detrimental to the public interest.
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13. The barrier is owned by a public entity and the public is granted free access
2to the barrier.
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4. Access by the public to the barrier is limited to use as open space for
4recreational purposes.
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5. The barrier remains in as natural a condition as is practicable, as determined
6by the department.
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6. No structure, except those necessary in order to effectuate a purpose
8specified in sub. (1) (a), are placed on the barrier.
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(d) The village of Belleville shall create any artificial barrier under this section
10in compliance with all state laws that relate to navigable bodies of water, except s.
1130.12 (1) and (2).
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12(3) Conditions. (a) The village of Belleville shall maintain any artificial
13barrier created as authorized under sub. (1). If a landowner of more than 500 feet
14of Lake Belle View shoreline, a portion of which is located within 1,000 feet of any
15such artificial barrier, is dissatisfied with the manner in which the village of
16Belleville is maintaining the barrier, the owner may maintain the barrier in lieu of
17the village, upon approval of the department. The village or a landowner who
18maintains the barrier shall comply with all state laws that relate to navigable bodies
19of water, except s. 30.12 (1) and (2). The department may require the village of
20Belleville or the landowner to maintain the barrier in a structurally and functionally
21adequate condition.
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(b) The village of Belleville shall ensure that any construction draw down of
23Lake Belle View related to the creation of any artificial barrier authorized under sub.
24(1) occurs only once.
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1(4) Costs. Any costs incurred by the state to construct, maintain, improve, or
2remove any artificial barrier created as authorized under sub. (1) shall be paid by the
3village of Belleville or its successors or assigns.
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4(5) Immunity. The state and its officers, employees, and agents are immune
5from liability for acts or omissions that cause damage or injury and that relate to the
6construction, maintenance, or use of any artificial barrier created as authorized
7under sub. (1).".
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1030.265 Adopt a river program. The department shall establish an adopt a
11river program to encourage program volunteers to clean up a specified portion of a
12lake, river, wetland, or ravine. The department shall supply to the volunteers
13educational support and necessary supplies. The department shall keep records of
14information related to the program, including the pounds of rubbish collected, the
15number of volunteer hours provided, and descriptions of the debris found. The
16department shall publicly recognize volunteers who participate in the program.".
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30.277
(1m) (a) Beginning in fiscal year 1992-93, from the appropriation under
20s. 20.866 (2) (tz), the department shall award grants to governmental units to assist
21them in projects on or adjacent to rivers that flow through urban areas. The
22department may award these grants from the appropriation under s. 20.866 (2) (ta)
23beginning on July 1, 2000
, subject to the agreement under s. 23.0917 (4r).".
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30.50
(4s) "Law enforcement officer" has the meaning specified under s. 165.85
3(2) (c) and includes a person appointed as a conservation warden
by the department 4under s. 23.10 (1)
or a state forest ranger appointed under s. 28.92.".
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30.54
(2) If a person applies for a replacement certificate under sub. (1),
8conservation wardens or local law enforcement officials law enforcement officers,
9after presenting appropriate credentials to the owner or legal representative of the
10owner named in the certificate of title, shall inspect the boat's engine serial number
11or hull identification number, for purposes of verification or enforcement.
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1330.544 Inspection of boats purchased out-of-state. For purposes of
14enforcement,
conservation wardens or local law enforcement officials law
15enforcement officers, after presenting appropriate credentials to the owner of a boat
16which was purchased outside of this state and which is subject to the certificate of
17title requirements of this chapter, shall inspect the boat's engine serial number or
18hull identification number.".
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(2) (a) If a boating accident results in death or injury to any person, the
22disappearance of any person from a boat under circumstances indicating death or
23injury, or property damage, every operator of a boat involved in an accident shall,
24without delay and by the quickest means available, give notice of the accident to a
1conservation warden or local law enforcement officer and shall file a written report
2with the department on the form prescribed by it. The department shall promulgate
3rules necessary to keep accident reporting requirements in conformity with rules
4adopted by the U.S. coast guard.".
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(1) (b) "Governmental unit" means the department
of natural resources,
8the department of forestry, a municipality, a lake sanitary district, a public inland
9lake protection and rehabilitation district organized under ch. 33, the Milwaukee
10River revitalization council, the Lower Wisconsin State Riverway board, the Fox
11River management commission
, or any other local governmental unit, as defined in
12s. 66.0131 (1) (a), that is established for the purpose of lake management.".
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(3) (b) 7. Location of the proposed project within the region identified in
16s.
25.29 (7) (a) 25.28 (3) (am).".
