Milk and Milk Products
Corrects references to federal regulations.
Food Warehouses and Milk Distributors
Corrects references to federal regulations.
Hotels, Motels and Tourist Rooming Houses
The proposed rule replaces a specific term to make the language of the rule consistent with the Department’s use of permits and licenses. This rule was previously under the Department of Health Services (DHS).
Bed and Breakfast Establishments
The rule replaces a specific term to make the language of the rule consistent with the Department’s use of permits and licenses. This rule was previously under the Department of Health Services (DHS).
Safety, Maintenance, and Operation of Public Pools and Water Attractions
Replaces a specific term to make the language of the rule consistent with the Department’s use of permits and licenses. This rule was previously under the Department of Health Services (DHS).
Recreational and Educational Camps
Replaces a specific term to make the language of the rule consistent with the Department’s use of the terms “permit” and “license.” This rule was previously under the Department of Health Services (DHS).
Campgrounds
Replaces a specific term to make the language of the rule consistent with the Department’s use of permits and licenses. This rule was previously under the Department of Health Services (DHS).
Fair Packaging and Labeling; Selling Commodities by Weight, Measure or Count; Weights and Measures; Petroleum and Other Liquid Fuel Products
- Corrects small grammatical errors.
- Updates the technical references so as to cite the current NIST Handbook and ASTM fuel standards.
- Amends notes to reference website addresses and form numbers.
- Removes obsolete notes.
Sales Below Cost
Adds a provision allowing for electronic notice.
Car Rentals; Customer Notices
Grammatical corrections.
Summary of, and Comparison with, Existing or
Proposed Federal Statutes and Regulations
The technical rule changes proposed in this rule will not create any disparities between Wisconsin rules and federal statutes and regulations.
Comparison with Rules in Adjacent States
The technical rule changes proposed in this rule will not create any disparities between Wisconsin and any adjacent states.
Summary of Factual Data and Analytical Methodologies
This rule does not depend on any complex analysis of data. This rule merely makes minor or technical changes to current rules.
Analysis and Supporting Documents Used to Determine Effect on Small Business
Because this rule makes minor technical changes, no significant analysis or documentation was required to determine that the proposed rule will have no impact on small businesses.
Effect on Business Impact
This rule will not have any impact on small businesses or other businesses. This rule makes minor technical changes that will not have an impact on business standards, costs, or operations. See the Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis that accompanies this rule.
Environmental Impact
Since this rule only makes minor or technical changes, this rule will have no significant impact on the environment.
Agency Contact
Cheryl Furstace Daniels, Assistant Legal Counsel
Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
2811 Agriculture Drive
Madison, WI 53718
(608) 224-5026
Section 1 ATCP 21.16(1) is amended to read:
(1) Hemlock imports restricted. Except as provided in sub. (2), no person may import any of the following items to this state from California, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New York, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, the District of Columbia, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, and any of the infested areas identified in Appendix A state or country, or any delineated area within a state or country, which the responsible state agency has declared to be infested with hemlock woolly adelgid: Section 2 ATCP 21.21 (1) (c) 1. and (Note) are amended to read:
1. The states of Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Maryland, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, and Washington.
Section 3 ATCP 21 Appendix A is repealed.
Section 4 ATCP 40.04(1) is amended to read:
(1)
Annual license required. Except as provided in sub. (2), no person may manufacture or distribute a fertilizer in this state without an annual license from the department. A separate license is required for each business location or mobile unit at which a person manufactures fertilizer in this state. A license is not transferable between persons or locations. A license expires on August 14 September 30 of each year.
