PR 1.01 NoteNote: Reference copies of these standards are available from the department of administration, bureau of program development and management, 101 E. Wilson St., Madison, Wisconsin, and are on file with the legislative reference bureau and the secretary of state. Additional copies are available from the American Standards Association Inc., 10 East 40th Street, New York, New York.
PR 1.01(4)(4) Applicability. The above standards are applicable to cities and villages under s. 18.01 (5) (c), 1961 Stats. PR 1.01 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, July, 1962, No. 79, eff. 8-1-62; am. Register, April, 1964, No. 100, eff. 5-1-64. PR 1.02PR 1.02 Documentary standards for permanent photographic records. PR 1.02(1)(1) Purpose. The purpose of this rule is to prescribe procedures followed in the arrangement, identification, indexing and photographic reproduction of documents so that the microfilm copies will preserve the integrity of and be adequate substitutes for the original records and admissible in evidence in all courts and all other tribunals or agencies in all cases where the original documents are admissible. PR 1.02(2)(2) Procedure for state agencies. Whenever records of state agencies are microfilmed under s. 16.61 (7), Stats., the following documentary standards shall be followed: PR 1.02(2)(a)(a) Photograph a title target at the beginning of each roll showing: PR 1.02(2)(a)2.2. Brief title of record series and date of initial document photographed. PR 1.02(2)(b)(b) Photograph a camera operator’s certificate (Form CPR 10) at the end of each roll showing: PR 1.02(2)(b)3.3. Brief title of records series and inclusive dates of records. PR 1.02(2)(b)4.4. Brief description of the first and last document on the roll or part of roll of film. PR 1.02(2)(b)5.5. A statement signed by the operator substantially as follows: “I certify that I have on this _________________ day of _____________, 19__, photographed the above described documents in accordance with the standards and procedures established by section 16.61, Wis. Stats.” PR 1.02(2)(c)(c) When the rolls are sent out for processing, send a statement of compliance (Form CPR 11) with the film for signature by the processor, showing: PR 1.02(2)(c)2.2. Brief title of records series and inclusive dates of documents. PR 1.02(2)(c)4.4. A statement signed by the processor substantially as follows: “I certify that the film listed above complies with the minimum standards of quality for permanent photographic records, as established by the committee on public records and that the film was processed and developed in accordance with minimum standards established by the committee.” PR 1.02(2)(c)5.5. A statement signed by the head of agency or designated representative substantially as follows: “I certify pursuant to section 16.61 (7) (c), Wis. Stats., that this record series has been photographed on the reels of film listed above.” PR 1.02(3)(3) Procedure for cities and villages. Whenever records of cities or villages are microfilmed under s. 16.61 (7), Stats., the following documentary standards shall be followed: PR 1.02(3)(a)(a) Photograph a title target at the beginning of each roll showing: PR 1.02(3)(a)1.1. Name of city or village and department or agency that created or filed the record. PR 1.02(3)(a)2.2. Brief title of records series and date of initial document photographed. PR 1.02(3)(a)3.3. Date of records disposal ordinance and identification number of the records series on the list or schedule. PR 1.02(3)(b)(b) Photograph a camera operator’s certificate at the end of each roll showing: PR 1.02(3)(b)4.4. Date of records disposal ordinance and identification number of the records series on the list or schedule. PR 1.02(3)(b)5.5. A brief description of the first and last documents on the roll or part of a roll film. PR 1.02(3)(b)6.6. A statement signed by the operator substantially as follows: “I certify that I have on this ____________ day of _____________, 19____, photographed the above described documents in accordance with the standards and procedures established by section 16.61, Wis. Stats.” PR 1.02(3)(c)(c) When the rolls are sent out for processing, send a statement of compliance with the film for signature by the processor, showing: PR 1.02(3)(c)1.1. Name of city or village and department or agency that created or filed the record. PR 1.02(3)(c)2.2. Brief title of records series and inclusive dates of records. PR 1.02(3)(c)3.3. Date of records disposal ordinance and identification number of the records series on the list or schedule. PR 1.02(3)(c)4.4. A statement signed by the processor substantially as follows: “I certify that the film listed above complies with the minimum standards of quality for permanent photographic records, as established by the committee on public records and that the film was processed and developed in accordance with minimum standards established by the committee.” PR 1.02(3)(c)5.5. A statement signed by the head of the department or agency or designated representative, that created or filed the record substantially as follows: “I certify pursuant to section 16.61 (7) (c), Wis. Stats., that this record series has been photographed on the reel of film listed above.” Or this statement may be omitted if a statement for each record series or schedule such as the following was filed before the filming started:
“I, ___(name)___, employed by ___(city or village)___, do hereby declare that the records microfilmed herein are the actual records of the ____(department or agency and record title)____ created during its normal course of business, and that:
It is the express intent and purpose of this organization:a. to destroy, orb. to otherwise dispose of the original records, orc. in the case of records microfilmed for security and purposes return records to ___(department or agency)___ and file security copy of the microfilm in a safe depository.and that:
The destruction, disposition, or returning of the records microphotographed on this reel is only to be accomplished after inspection of the microfilm to assure completeness of coverage, and that:
It is the policy of this organization to microfilm and dispose or return original records as part of the planned organizational operating procedure.”
Date ___________19_____ _______________________
(month) (date) (signature)
Place _________________ _______________________
(city) (state) (title)
________________________
(department)
PR 1.02(3)(d)(d) File completed statements of compliance with the city or village clerk or other properly designated official. PR 1.02 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, April, 1964, No. 100, eff. 5-1-64; correction in (3) (c) 5., made under s. 13.93 (2m) (b) 5., Stats., Register, August, 1989, No. 404. PR 1.03PR 1.03 Procedure for microfilming retakes. PR 1.03(1)(1) Purpose. Whenever records of a state agency, city or village are microfilmed under s. 16.61 (7), Stats., and documents in the records series are illegible on the processed film, or were missing when the record series was microfilmed, the documents shall be microfilmed as retakes. PR 1.03(2)(a)2.2. Brief title of records series and inclusive dates of records. PR 1.03(2)(b)(b) Microfilm the documents which were illegible or missing. PR 1.03(2)(c)(c) Microfilm a camera operator’s retake certificate (Form CPR 13) showing: PR 1.03(2)(c)2.2. Brief title of records series and inclusive dates of records. PR 1.03(2)(c)5.5. A brief description of the first and last document on the roll or part of a roll of film. PR 1.03(2)(c)6.6. A statement signed by the operator substantially as follows: “I certify that I have on this day of , 19, photographed the above described documents in accordance with the standards and procedures established by section 16.61, Wis. Stats., and I further certify that the images appearing above between the retake title target and this certificate are: The records appearing on this retake were records in the series described above, and were photographed as an addendum to be attached to the original roll of film.”
PR 1.03(2)(d)(d) When the processed retake strip has been inspected and found legible, it shall be spliced at the beginning or the end of the roll of microfilm which contains the illegible images or which should have contained the missing documents. PR 1.03(3)(a)1.1. Name of city or village and department or agency that created or filed the record. PR 1.03(3)(a)2.2. Brief title of records series and inclusive dates of records. PR 1.03(3)(a)3.3. Date of records disposal ordinance and identification number of the records series on the list or schedule. PR 1.03(3)(b)(b) Microfilm the documents which were illegible or missing. PR 1.03(3)(c)(c) Microfilm a camera operator’s retake certificate showing: PR 1.03(3)(c)1.1. Name of city or village and department or agency that created or filed the records. PR 1.03(3)(c)4.4. Date of records disposal ordinance and identification number of the records series on the list or schedule. PR 1.03(3)(c)5.5. A brief description of the first and last document on the roll or part of a roll of film. PR 1.03(3)(c)6.6. A statement signed by the operator substantially as follows: “I certify that I have on this ___________ day of _________, 19___, photographed the above described documents in accordance with the standards and procedures established by section 16.61, Wis. Stats., and I further certify that the images appearing above between the retake title target and this certificate are:
The records appearing on this retake were records in the series described above, and were photographed as an addendum to be attached to the original roll of film.”
PR 1.03(3)(d)(d) When the processed retake strip has been inspected and found legible, it shall be spliced at the beginning or the end of the roll of microfilm which contains the illegible images or which should have contained the missing documents. PR 1.03 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, April, 1964, No. 100, eff. 5-1-64. PR 1.04PR 1.04 Photographic reproduction of non-permanent public records. PR 1.04(1)(1) Purpose. The purpose of this rule is to encourage the utilization of photographic techniques for the filing and retention of nonpermanent records. With the determination by the public records board that a record series has neither permanent value nor contains important state records, an agency may be authorized to photograph documents in the series. PR 1.04(2)(2) Procedure. Whenever records of state agencies are photographed under s. 16.61 (8), Stats., the following documentary standards shall be followed: PR 1.04(2)(a)(a) Each photographic reproduction shall contain notation on the face thereof indicating:
