February 11, 2020 - Offered by Senator Hansen.
SB772-SA1,1,5
32. Page 4, line 11: after “services" insert “or the first day of the 7th month
4beginning after the effective date of this subsection .... [LRB inserts date], whichever
5is later”.
SB772-SA1,2,2
116. Page 5, line 22: after “substances" insert “for which the department has
12received a recommended groundwater enforcement standard from the department
1of health services or that has been identified by the federal Environmental
2Protection Agency as having an inhalation effect,".
SB772-SA1,2,6
4“(a) “Municipality” means a city, town, village, county, county utility district,
5town sanitary district, public inland lake protection and rehabilitation district,
6sewerage district, or metropolitan sewage district.”.
SB772-SA1,2,12
1111. Page 6, line 25: delete the material beginning with “Except as provided"
12and ending with “eligible activity." on page 7, line 2.
SB772-SA1,2,15
1312. Page 7, line 3: delete the material beginning with “that is a responsible"
14and ending with “applies:" on line 4 and substitute “only if the municipality proposes
15to conduct an eligible activity under sub. (3) in response to any of the following:”.
SB772-SA1,3,7
4“3. Any other municipal operations for which the municipality wishes to sample
5for PFAS, if the operations were done in accordance with state and federal law and,
6if applicable, with a pollution discharge elimination system permit issued under ch.
7283.
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4. The discharge of PFAS or the presence of environmental pollution caused by
9PFAS, if the discharge or pollution is suspected to have impacted or is known to be
10impacting a municipal or private water supply and if the person that caused the
11discharge or pollution is unknown or is unwilling or unable to take the necessary
12response actions.”.
SB772-SA1,3,15
1320. Page 7, line 18: delete the material beginning with “environmental
14pollution" and ending with “discharge" on line 19 and substitute “impacts to the air,
15land, or water”.
SB772-SA1,3,17
1621. Page 7, line 24: delete “contain PFAS" and substitute “have caused the
17discharge of PFAS or environmental pollution from PFAS".
SB772-SA1,3,20
1822. Page 8, line 3: after “environmental pollution" insert “, including by
19treating or disposing of contaminated groundwater, sediment, biosolids, soil, and
20other affected media".
SB772-SA1,4,3
1“1. “Municipality” means a city, town, village, county, county utility district,
2town sanitary district, public inland lake protection and rehabilitation district,
3sewerage district, or metropolitan sewage district.
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2. “PFAS” means a perfluoroalkyl or polyfluoroalkyl substance.”
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SB772-SA1,4,6
525. Page 8, line 11: delete “is necessary to protect human health or the
6environment" and substitute “is in the financial best interests of the state".
SB772-SA1,4,9
726. Page 8, line 11: before “determines doing so" insert “(b) At sites or facilities
8where the department has directed a responsible party, in writing, to take action
9under ch. 292, the department may, if it".
SB772-SA1,4,12
1027. Page 8, line 12: delete the material beginning with “controls" and ending
11with “substance" on line 13 and substitute “controls PFAS or who causes the
12discharge of PFAS or environmental pollution from PFAS”.
SB772-SA1,4,18
1529. Page 8, line 15: delete the material beginning with “to address
16contamination" and ending with “substances" on line 17 and substitute “
at the site
17or facility can be conducted. This requirement applies only if the department
18estimates that these costs would exceed $1,000,000.”.
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1930. Page 9, line 2: after “state." insert “This section also does not apply to a
20person who owns an agricultural site at which biosolids received from a municipality
21are spread on land, if the application is done in accordance with a pollution discharge
22elimination system permit issued under ch. 283 and only while the site remains
23under agricultural use.".
SB772-SA1,5,5
132. Page 9, line 6: after “per year." insert “Reporting to the department shall
2be limited to perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances for which the
3department has received a recommended groundwater enforcement standard from
4the department of health services or that has been identified by the federal
5Environmental Protection Agency as having an inhalation effect".