2025 Statutes Index

Raising or enlarging existing, 31.13

Regulation, not limited by chapter 281, 281.92

Rehabilitation project grants, 31.387

Removal, 31.187

Opportunity for hearing, 31.253

Repair and maintenance by department, 31.187 (2)

Right to build, forfeiture, 31.11

Roadway over, town may acquire, 82.03 (8)

Scenic beauty, recreation, need, considered, 31.06

Stream flow maintained, 31.34

Time limit to construct, 31.11

Transfer of land where dam exists, 710.11

Unlawful, public nuisance, 31.25

Unlawful combinations, trust, 196.665

Water powers:

Adequate service, grantee to give, 196.375

Certificate of convenience and necessity, 196.92

Clear land prior to flowing, 31.18

Condemnation by public utilities, 196.91

Natural resources department, authority, 31.02, 31.33

Partition of rights to, 842.06

Permits:

To build and maintain, 31.04 to 31.13

To develop, 31.04, 31.05, 31.06, 31.095

Power to erect and maintain, 31.31

Reasonable rates, grantee to give, 196.375

Scenic beauty, recreation, need considered, 31.06

Wisconsin river, open for navigation, 31.18

Wolf river, prohibited, 30.25

dane county lakes and watershed commission DANE COUNTY LAKES AND WATERSHED COMMISSION

Boating fees, 33.475

Budget proposals, 33.46

Commissioners:

Duties, 33.445

Members, appointments, 33.44

Powers, 33.45

Removal, 17.15 (3)

Vacancies, 17.27 (1n)

Creation, 33.42

Expenditures by Dane county and municipalities, 33.48

Implementation plan, 33.457

Ordinances and local regulations, 33.455, 59.693 (9), 61.354 (8), 62.234 (8)

Special assessments and charges, 33.47

dangerous weapons DANGEROUS WEAPONS

See Criminal Code—8. Public Health and Safety; Firearms

dating services DATING SERVICES

Contracts regulated, 100.175

day care centers DAY CARE CENTERS

See Children—2. Child Care

daylight saving time DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME

Applicability, 175.095

deafness and hearing and speech impairment DEAFNESS AND HEARING AND SPEECH IMPAIRMENT

1. Affected Persons

2. Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists

3. Hearing and Speech Examining Board

4. Hearing Instrument Specialists

deafness and hearing and speech impairment_1. affected persons 1. Affected Persons

Adoption of minors, discrimination prohibited, 48.82

Discrimination in hiring or licensing, generally, 111.321, 111.33

Teachers, 118.195

Education:

Children with disabilities, generally, 115.758 to 115.90

For detailed analysis, see Schools, Public—3. Children With Disabilities, Special Education

Compulsory education, 115.54

Educational service program, 115.52

Abuse or neglect of residents, 940.295

State superintendent powers, 115.53

Hearing aids, cochlear implants, other devices; insurance coverage for children, 609.86, 632.895 (16)

Housing discrimination, animals assisting hearing impaired, 106.50

Interpreters:

Court and agency proceedings, 885.37, 885.38

Funding, 46.295

Privileged communications with, 905.015

Regulation of profession, 440.032

Milwaukee, special schools, 119.28

Motor vehicles, sticker to identify hearing impaired operator, 46.298

Peddling restricted, 134.69

Service animals:

Harassment of, criminal, 951.097

License tax exemption, 174.055

Public places, admission, 106.52 (3) (am)

Sign language interpreters advisory committee, 440.032 (6m)

Telecommunication aid for, 46.297

Teletypewriter for emergency needs, cities and counties to provide, 59.54 (5)

deafness and hearing and speech impairment_2. audiologists and speech_language pathologists 2. Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists

Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists compact, 14.897, 459.70 to 459.71

Billing and insurance claim forms, standardization, 632.725

Charges for care, required disclosures, 146.903

Child abuse suspicions, duty to report, 48.981 (2)