ATCP 57.16(2)(f) (f) The applicant’s social security number if the applicant is an individual.

ATCP 57.16 Note Note: See s. 93.135 (1) (im), Stats.

ATCP 57.16(2)(g) (g) A permit application for each vehicle for which a permit is required under s. ATCP 57.20 (2).

ATCP 57.16(2)(h) (h) Other relevant information required by the department.

ATCP 57.16(2)(i) (i) An annual license fee of $100 for each location identified in par. (c) or (d).

ATCP 57.16 Note Note: A person may obtain a collector license application by calling [phone], sending an email to [e-mail], or by writing to the following address:

ATCP 57.16 Note Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
Division of Food Safety
P.O. Box 8911
Madison, WI 53708-8911

ATCP 57.16(3) (3) Action on license application. The department shall grant or deny an annual license application under sub. (2) within 30 days after the department receives a complete application.

ATCP 57.16(4) (4) Additional locations. A license under sub. (1) covers only the locations identified in the license application. A license holder may, at any time during the license year, supplement the application to include additional locations. The applicant shall pay the fee required under sub. (2) (i) for each additional location.

ATCP 57.16(5) (5) Facilities. Facilities operated by a dead animal collector shall be all of the following:

ATCP 57.16(5)(a) (a) Designed, constructed, equipped and maintained for safe, sanitary, orderly operation, and for easy cleaning.

ATCP 57.16(5)(c) (c) Fully enclosed to prevent access by dogs, cats, wild animals, rodents, birds and insects.

ATCP 57.16(5)(d) (d) Constructed with self-draining floors and smooth interior walls and ceilings that can be easily cleaned.

ATCP 57.16(5)(e) (e) Equipped with effective ventilation and vapor control systems to minimize offensive odors.

ATCP 57.16(5)(g) (g) Kept clean, orderly, and free of nuisance conditions.

ATCP 57.16(5)(h) (h) Served by hot and cold running water that is adequate for cleaning, waste disposal, drinking and employee sanitation needs. Water shall be obtained from a source that complies with chs. NR 811 or 812. Water outlets shall be conveniently designed and located.

ATCP 57.16(5)(i) (i) Equipped with drinking water, toilet and hand washing fixtures for persons who work at the facilities.

ATCP 57.16(6) (6) Waste collection and disposal. A dead animal collector shall do all of the following:

ATCP 57.16(6)(a) (a) Collect, and safely dispose of, all solid and liquid waste related to that person’s operations. Liquid waste shall be discharged to a public sewer system, or to an effluent disposal system that complies with chs. NR 108 and 258.

ATCP 57.16(6)(c) (c) Comply with applicable federal, state and local law related to waste disposal.

ATCP 57.16(6)(d) (d) Keep solid waste storage areas clean and orderly.

ATCP 57.16(6)(e) (e) Keep waste collection and disposal systems in good working order.

ATCP 57.16(7) (7) Transporting carcasses. A dead animal collector shall transport carcasses according to s. ATCP 57.20.

ATCP 57.16(8) (8) Slaughtering animals. If a dead animal collector slaughters a live animal before collecting the carcass, the dead animal collector shall use one of the humane methods listed in s. ATCP 55.07 (11) (a) 1. to 4.

ATCP 57.16(9) (9) Records.

ATCP 57.16(9)(a) (a) A dead animal collector shall keep complete and accurate records related to the receipt, transportation and delivery of carcasses. Records shall include all of the following:

ATCP 57.16(9)(a)1. 1. The name and address of each person from whom the dead animal collector collects carcasses, the date and location of each collection, the types of carcasses collected, and the number of carcasses of each type collected.

ATCP 57.16(9)(a)2. 2. The name and address of each person to whom the dead animal collector delivers carcasses, the date and location of each delivery, the types of carcasses delivered, and the number of carcasses of each type delivered.

ATCP 57.16(9)(b) (b) A dead animal collector shall retain each record under par. (a) for at least 3 years after the record is made, and shall make records available to the department for inspection and copying upon request.