Adm 92.04(2)(i)3.b.b. The minimum window area shall be equal to that under par. (g) 1. and shall be within properly drained window wells when located below grade; Adm 92.04(2)(i)3.c.c. The total openable window area shall be at least equal to that as specified under par. (hm) 2., except when there is adequate ventilation and humidity control. Adm 92.04(2)(j)(j) Barrier-free. A dwelling and access to the dwelling shall be free of barriers for a person or family member with a physical disability. Adm 92.04(2)(k)(k) Premises. A dwelling site shall be graded, well drained and maintained in a clean, sanitary and safe condition, and located in an area not subject to adverse environmental conditions as determined by the agency. Adm 92.04(3)(3) Sleeping room. The requirements for a sleeping room shall be as specified under sub. (2) (a), (c), (e), (f), (g), (h), (hm), (ht), (j), (k), and have the following: Adm 92.04(3)(a)(a) At least 100 square feet of habitable floor space for the first occupant and 50 square feet of habitable floor space for each additional occupant; Adm 92.04(4)(4) Inspection. An agency shall promptly inspect a replacement dwelling to ascertain whether it meets the requirements of this section. Adm 92.04(5)(5) Habitable room. A habitable room is a room used for sleeping, living, or dining, but excludes closets, kitchens, pantries, bath or toilet rooms, service rooms, hallways, stairways, laundries, storage spaces, cellars, utility rooms, and similar spaces. Adm 92.04 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, March, 1986, No. 363, eff. 4-1-86; corrections made under s. 13.93 (2m) (b) 1. and 7., Stats., Register, April, 1996, No. 484; CR 21-110: am. (2) (j) Register June 2022 No. 798, eff. 7-1-22. Adm 92.06Adm 92.06 Written notice and information. An agency shall as a minimum, provide displaced persons and property owners with notices and relocation information as specified in this section. Adm 92.06(1)(1) Information at public hearing. An agency shall provide the following general information if a public hearing is held for a project which may involve land acquisition and displacement of a person; Adm 92.06(1)(a)(a) A general description of the relocation services and payments; Adm 92.06(1)(b)(b) A statement that an agency shall prepare a relocation plan for approval by the department before acquisition and that persons to be affected shall be contacted to obtain information to prepare the plan; Adm 92.06(1)(c)(c) Identification of project boundaries and an estimate of the number of residential and nonresidential properties to be acquired; Adm 92.06(1)(d)(d) A statement that a person who moves prematurely may jeopardize relocation entitlements and that sufficient time to relocate will be provided; Adm 92.06(1)(e)(e) The name, address and telephone number of an agency representative available for further information on acquisition and relocation assistance matters. Adm 92.06(2)(2) Written information at initial contact. An agency, except an agency without eminent domain power undertaking a project where such power does not exist, shall provide written notice at the time of initial contact to obtain information necessary for preparation of a relocation plan: Adm 92.06(2)(a)(a) An owner of rental property shall receive a statement which describes the nature of the proposed project, informs an owner that tenants are being contacted to obtain information to prepare the plan, cautions the owner against eviction of tenants before acquisition, explains that tenants are being advised not to move prematurely, and that in the event tenants move before acquisition, an owner may qualify for a rent loss payment. Adm 92.06(2)(b)(b) A tenant or an owner-occupant of a property shall receive a statement which describes the nature of a proposed project, warns against a premature move which may jeopardize relocation entitlements, indicates the date acquisition is expected to begin, summarizes the relocation assistance and benefits available, and gives the name, address and phone number of an agency representative to contact. Adm 92.06(3)(3) Information before initiation of negotiations. An agency, except an agency without eminent domain power undertaking a project where such power does not exist, shall, before initiation of negotiations, furnish the following pamphlets unless already furnished with the written notice at the time of initial contact as specified under sub. (2). Adm 92.06(3)(a)(a) An owner of property shall receive a pamphlet, s. 32.05 or 32.06, Stats., depending on the type of project, entitled “Your Rights as a Landowner under Wisconsin Eminent Domain Law.” Adm 92.06(3)(b)(b) A tenant or an owner-occupant of a residential property shall receive a pamphlet entitled “Wisconsin Relocation Rights”, for residential occupants. Adm 92.06(3)(c)(c) A tenant or an owner-occupant of a business or farm property shall receive a pamphlet entitled “Wisconsin Relocation Rights”, for business or farm occupants. Adm 92.06 NoteNote: The pamphlets referred to in this section may be obtained from the department.
Adm 92.06(4)(4) Information from agencies without eminent domain power. An agency without the power of eminent domain undertaking a project where such power does not exist, shall provide the following notices and information: Adm 92.06(4)(a)(a) A written notice cautioning the owner against removal of tenants shall be provided to the owner before initiation of negotiations. Adm 92.06(4)(b)(b) A relocation informational pamphlet under sub. (3) (b) or (c) shall be provided to a tenant occupant who will be displaced as soon as feasible and no later than 7 days after an offer to purchase has been accepted and all contingencies removed, except for a relocation plan approval contingency.