Senate
Record of Committee Proceedings
Committee on Housing, Rural Issues and Forestry
Clearinghouse Rule 23-007
Relating to Commercial Building Code and affecting small business.
Submitted by Safety and Professional Services
June 14, 2023������������� Referred to Committee on Housing, Rural Issues and Forestry
July 18, 2023������������� Public Hearing Held
Present:������ (5)������� Senator Quinn; Senators Jagler, Stafsholt, Wirch and Spreitzer.
Absent:������ (0)������� None.
Excused:���� (0)������� None.
Appearances For
������ Chris Hsieh - ASHRAE
������ Mr. Mick Schwedler - ASHRAE
������ Erik Kanter - Clean Wisconsin
������ Victor Nino - ASHRAE
������ Heather Kozlowski - ASHRAE
������ Legislative liaison Michael Tierney - DSPS
������ Russell Knudson
Appearances Against
������ John schulze Steve klessig - Associated Builders and Contractors of Wisconsin
Appearances for Information Only
������ Mr Scott Hackel - Slipstream
������ Fire Chief Steven Howard - City Of Waukesha
Registrations For
������ Edward Lisinski - American Wood Council
������ Fire Chief Steven Howard
Registrations Against
������ Evan Umpir - WMC
������ Bill Smith - NFIB
������ Tom Larson - Naiop wI
������ Joe Murray - WI Realtors Association
������ CR 23-007 Cherish Schwean - Wisconsin Ready Mixed Concrete Association
������ Executive director Brad Boycks - Wisconsin Builders Association
Registrations for Information Only
������ None.
August 10, 2023��������� Executive Session Held by Paper Ballot
Present:������ (5)������� Senator Quinn; Senators Jagler, Stafsholt, Wirch and Spreitzer.
Absent:������ (0)������� None.
Excused:���� (0)������� None.
Moved by� that Clearinghouse Rule 23-007 be recommended for objection. Pursuant to s. 227.19 (4) (d), Stats., the Senate Committee on Housing, Rural Issues and Forestry objects to Clearinghouse Rule 23-007, relating to the commercial building code, on the grounds that the rule fails to comply with legislative intent. In particular, the economic impact analysis prepared for the proposed rule fails to comply because it does not provide an analysis and detailed quantification of the implementation and compliance costs, expressed as a single dollar figure, that are reasonably expected to be incurred by or passed along to the businesses, local governmental units, and individuals that may be affected, as required by s. 227.137 (3) (b) 1., Stats. Because of the deficient economic impact analysis, the committee is unable to determine whether the rule imposes an undue hardship, which is a reason for objection the committee is authorized to consider:
Ayes:���� (3)���� Senator Quinn; Senators Jagler and Stafsholt.
Noes:���� (2)���� Senators Wirch and Spreitzer.
OBJECTION RECOMMENDED, Ayes 3, Noes 2
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Ericka Braatz
Committee Clerk
