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WI Stat § 100.47 (2021)
2021 Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations|Chapter 100 - Marketing; trade practices.|100.47 - Sales of farm equipment.

100.47  Sales of farm equipment. (1) Definition. In this section, “farm equipment" means a tractor or other machinery used in the business of farming. (2)  Safety equipment required. No person in the business of selling farm equipment may sell farm equipment unless, at the time of sale, the farm equipment is equipped with all of the following:(a) A power takeoff master shield, if a tractor.(b) A power takeoff driveline shield extending to the 2nd universal joint, if farm equipment powered by a tractor.(c) Lights, reflectors, and other marking devices meeting the applicable requirements under ch. 347 at the time the farm equipment was manufactured, if farm equipment that can be operated on a highway.(d) A slow moving vehicle emblem meeting standards and specifications established under s. 347.245, if farm equipment that can be operated on a highway. (3)  Disclosure. (a) If farm equipment subject to sub. (2) (b) is equipped with a power takeoff shield that is not equivalent to the shield installed at the time of manufacture, the person who sells the farm equipment shall so notify the buyer in writing.(b) No person in the business of selling farm equipment may sell farm equipment that can be operated on a highway unless, at the time of sale, the person who sells the farm equipment discloses to the buyer in writing the gross vehicle weight and axle weights of the unladen farm equipment at the point of sale. (4)  Exceptions. Subsections (2) and (3) (b) do not apply to:(a) Sales of farm equipment to another person in the business of selling farm equipment for the purpose of resale.(b) Sales of farm equipment for the purpose of salvage.(c) Sales by auction, unless the auctioneer holds title to the farm equipment being sold. (5)  Penalty. Any person who violates this section may be required to forfeit not more than $500 for each violation.History:  1993 a. 455; 1993 a. 491 s. 142; Stats. 1993 s. 100.47; 2013 a. 377; 2015 a. 15, 232.
WI Stat § 100.50 (2021)
2021 Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations|Chapter 100 - Marketing; trade practices.|100.50 - Products containing or made with ozone-depleting substances.

100.50  Products containing or made with ozone-depleting substances. (1) Definitions. In this section:(a) “Class I substance" has the meaning given in 42 USC 7671 (3).(b) “Class II substance" has the meaning given in 42 USC 7671 (4). (2)  Product labeling. Beginning on August 1, 1994, no person may represent in advertising or on a label that any product that the person manufactures, packages, distributes or sells is “ozone friendly" or use any similar description that implies that the product does not contribute to the depletion of stratospheric ozone if the product contains or is made with a class I substance or a class II substance. (3)  Sale of portable fire extinguishers. Beginning on August 1, 1994, no person may sell or offer to sell a portable fire extinguisher that contains a class I substance except for use by a commercial user. (4)  Fire-extinguishing products. Beginning on January 1, 1995, a person may make, package, sell or offer to sell a fire-extinguishing product that contains a class I substance only if the class I substance has been recycled or reclaimed and, in the case of a sale or offer to sell, if sale of the product is not prohibited under sub. (3). (5)  Return to manufacturer. After the sale of a product is prohibited under sub. (3) or (4), a retailer that purchased the product from the manufacturer for resale before the date on which the prohibition takes effect may return the product to the manufacturer and the manufacturer shall refund the purchase price to the retailer. (6)  Penalty; enforcement. (a) Any person who violates sub. (2), (3) or (4) shall be required to forfeit not less than $250 nor more than $1,000. Each day on which a person sells or offers to sell in violation of one of those provisions constitutes a separate offense.(am) If a court imposes a forfeiture under par. (a) on a person for a violation of sub. (2), (3) or (4), the court may order the person to accept the return of the product that is the subject of the violation and to refund the purchase price to the purchaser of that product.(b) In lieu of or in addition to the remedy under par. (a), the department may seek an injunction restraining any person from violating this section.(c) The department, or any district attorney upon the request of the department, may commence an action in the name of the state under par. (a) or (b).History:  1993 a. 243; 1995 a. 27.
WI Stat § 100.53 (2021)
2021 Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations|Chapter 100 - Marketing; trade practices.|100.53 - Vehicle rentals; title and registration fees.

100.53  Vehicle rentals; title and registration fees. (1) In this section:(ag) “Government fee" means any fee charged by a rental company to recover the cost of any fee or charge that is imposed by a government, airport or other transportation authority, or any other government agent that is deemed applicable to the rental of private vehicles in this state.(am) “Rental company" has the meaning given in s. 344.51 (1g) (c).(b) “Title or registration fee" means a fee charged by a rental company to recover the cost of registering or obtaining a certificate of title. (2) No rental company may disseminate or make in this state an advertisement or representation that includes a statement of the rental rate for a private passenger vehicle, as defined in s. 344.57 (4), that is available for rent from a location in this state, unless one of the following applies:(a) The statement of the rental rate includes the amount of any title or registration fee or government fee charged by the rental company.(b) The advertisement or representation includes a statement that the customer must pay a title or registration fee or government fee, and the rental company notifies a customer of the amount of the title or registration fee or government fee before the customer enters into an agreement with the rental company.History:  2005 a. 25, 173, 254.
WI Stat § 101.022 (2021)
2021 Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations|Chapter 101 - Department of safety and professional services — regulation of industry, buildings and safety.|101.022 - Certain laws applicable to occupational licenses.

101.022  Certain laws applicable to occupational licenses. Sections 440.03 (1), (3m), (4), (11m), and (13) (a), (am), and (b) 75., 440.05 (1) (a) and (2) (b), 440.075, 440.09 (2), 440.11, 440.12, 440.121, 440.13, 440.14, 440.15, 440.19, 440.20 (1), (3), (4) (a), and (5) (a), 440.205, 440.21, and 440.22, and the requirements imposed on the department under those statutes, apply to occupational licenses, as defined in s. 101.02 (1) (a) 2., in the same manner as those statutes apply to credentials, as defined in s. 440.01 (2) (a).History:  2017 a. 331.
WI Stat § 101.023 (2021)
2021 Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations|Chapter 101 - Department of safety and professional services — regulation of industry, buildings and safety.|101.023 - Commercial building code council duties.

101.023  Commercial building code council duties. The commercial building code council shall review the rules relating to constructing, altering, adding to, repairing, and maintaining public buildings and buildings that are places of employment. The council shall consider and make recommendations to the department pertaining to these rules and any other matters related to constructing, altering, adding to, repairing, and maintaining public buildings and buildings that are places of employment. In preparing rules under this chapter that relate to public buildings and to buildings that are places of employment, the department shall consult with the commercial building code council.History:  2013 a. 270; 2015 a. 29; 2017 a. 366.
WI Stat § 101.025 (2021)
2021 Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations|Chapter 101 - Department of safety and professional services — regulation of industry, buildings and safety.|101.025 - Ventilation requirements for public buildings and places of employment.

101.025  Ventilation requirements for public buildings and places of employment. (1) Notwithstanding s. 101.02 (1) (b) and (15), any rule that requires the intake of outside air for ventilation in public buildings or places of employment shall establish minimum quantities of outside air that must be supplied based upon the type of occupancy, the number of occupants, areas with toxic or unusual contaminants, and other pertinent criteria determined by the department. The department shall set standards where the mandatory intake of outside air may be waived. The department may waive the requirement for the intake of outside air where the owner has demonstrated that the resulting air quality is equivalent to that provided by outdoor air ventilation. The department may not waive the mandatory intake of outside air unless smoking is prohibited in the building or place of employment. In this subsection, “smoking" means carrying any lighted tobacco product. (2) In the case where the intake of outside air is waived, any person may file a written complaint with the department requesting the enforcement of ventilation requirements for the intake of outside air for a particular public building or place of employment. The complaints shall be processed in the same manner and be subject to the same procedures as provided in s. 101.02 (6) (e) to (i) and (8). (3) The department may order the owner of any public building or place of employment which is the subject of a complaint under sub. (2) to comply with ventilation requirements adopted under sub. (1) unless the owner can verify, in writing, that the elimination of the provision for outside air in the structure in question does not impose a significant detriment to the employees or frequenters of the structure and that the health, safety and welfare of the occupants is preserved. Upon receipt of a written verification from the owner, the department shall conduct an investigation, and the department may issue an order to comply with ventilation requirements under sub. (1) if it finds that the health, safety and welfare of the employees or frequenters of the structure in question is best served by reinstating the ventilation requirements for that structure. (4) For ventilation systems in public buildings and places of employment, the department shall adopt rules setting:(a) A maximum rate of leakage allowable from outside air dampers when the dampers are closed.(b) Maintenance standards for ventilation systems in public buildings and places of employment existing on April 30, 1980. (5) To the extent that the historic building code applies to the subject matter of this section, this section does not apply to a qualified historic building if the owner elects to be subject to s. 101.121.History:  1979 c. 221; 1981 c. 341; 2017 a. 331.
WI Stat § 101.027 (2021)
2021 Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations|Chapter 101 - Department of safety and professional services — regulation of industry, buildings and safety.|101.027 - Energy conservation code for public buildings and places of employment.

101.027  Energy conservation code for public buildings and places of employment. (1) In this section, “energy conservation code" means the energy conservation code promulgated by the department that sets design requirements for construction and equipment for the purpose of energy conservation in public buildings and places of employment. (2) The department shall review the energy conservation code and shall promulgate rules that change the requirements of the energy conservation code to improve energy conservation. No rule may be promulgated that has not taken into account the cost of the energy conservation code requirement, as changed by the rule, in relationship to the benefits derived from that requirement, including the reasonably foreseeable economic and environmental benefits to the state from any reduction in the use of imported fossil fuel. The proposed rules changing the energy conservation code shall be submitted to the legislature in the manner provided under s. 227.19. In conducting a review under this subsection, the department shall consider incorporating, into the energy conservation code, design requirements from the most current national energy efficiency design standards, including the International Energy Conservation Code or an energy efficiency code other than the International Energy Conservation Code if that energy efficiency code is used to prescribe design requirements for the purpose of conserving energy in buildings and is generally accepted and used by engineers and the construction industry. (3) (a) The department shall begin a review under sub. (2) whenever one of the following occurs:1. A revision of the International Energy Conservation Code is published.2. Three years have passed from the date on which the department last submitted to the legislature proposed rules changing the energy conservation code. (b) The department shall complete a review under sub. (2) as follows:1. If the department begins a review under sub. (2) because a revision of the International Energy Conservation Code is published, the department shall complete its review of the energy conservation code, as defined in sub. (1), and submit to the legislature proposed rules changing the energy conservation code, as defined in sub. (1), no later than 18 months after the date on which the revision of the International Energy Conservation Code is published. 2. If the department begins a review under sub. (2) because 3 years have passed from the date on which the department last submitted to the legislature proposed rules changing the energy conservation code, the department shall complete its review of the energy conservation code and submit to the legislature proposed rules changing the energy conservation code no later than 9 months after the last day of the 3-year period.History:  1993 a. 242; 2005 a. 141.
WI Stat § 101.03 (2021)
2021 Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations|Chapter 101 - Department of safety and professional services — regulation of industry, buildings and safety.|101.03 - Testimonial powers of secretary and deputy.

101.03  Testimonial powers of secretary and deputy. The secretary or any deputy secretary may certify to official acts, and take testimony.History:  1971 c. 228 s. 21; Stats. 1971 s. 101.03; 1977 c. 29; 1995 a. 27.
WI Stat § 101.053 (2021)
2021 Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations|Chapter 101 - Department of safety and professional services — regulation of industry, buildings and safety.|101.053 - Recreational and educational camps.

101.053  Recreational and educational camps. (1) In this section, “recreational and educational camp” means a premises, including temporary and permanent structures, that is operated as an overnight living quarters where both food and lodging or facilities for food and lodging are provided for children or adults or both children and adults for a planned program of recreation or education, and that is offered free of charge or for payment of a fee by a person or by the state or a local unit of government. “Recreational and educational camp" does not include any of the following:(a) An overnight planned program of recreation or education for adults or families at an establishment holding a current retail food establishment license issued under s. 97.30 or lodging license issued under s. 97.605.(b) An overnight planned program of recreation or education for fewer than 4 consecutive nights and without permanent facilities for food and lodging.(c) An overnight planned program for credit at an accredited academic institution of higher education.(d) A tournament, competition, visitation, recruitment, campus conference, or professional sports team training camp. (2) The department shall promulgate rules revising the commercial building code to establish separate standards for the construction and inspection of recreational and educational camps. The standards established in the rules shall take into account the uses, including seasonal use, that are unique to recreational and educational camps.History: 2019 a. 130; s. 35.17 correction in (1) (b).
WI Stat § 101.111 (2021)
2021 Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations|Chapter 101 - Department of safety and professional services — regulation of industry, buildings and safety.|101.111 - Excavations; protection of adjoining property and buildings.

101.111  Excavations; protection of adjoining property and buildings. (1) Definition. In this section “excavator" means any owner of an interest in land making or causing to be made an excavation. (2)  Cave-in prevention. Any excavator shall protect the excavation site in such a manner so as to prevent the soil of adjoining property from caving in or settling. (3)  Liability for underpinning and foundation extensions. (a) If the excavation is made to a depth of 12 feet or less below grade, the excavator may not be held liable for the expense of any necessary underpinning or extension of the foundations of buildings on adjoining properties.(b) If the excavation is made to a depth in excess of 12 feet below grade, the excavator shall be liable for the expense of any necessary underpinning or extension of the foundations of any adjoining buildings below the depth of 12 feet below grade. The owners of adjoining buildings shall be liable for the expense of any necessary underpinning or extension of the foundations of their buildings to the depth of 12 feet below grade. (4)  Notice. Unless waived by adjoining owners, at least 30 days prior to commencing the excavation the excavator shall notify, in writing, all owners of adjoining buildings of his or her intention to excavate. The notice shall state that adjoining buildings may require permanent protection. The owners of adjoining property shall have access to the excavation site for the purpose of protecting their buildings. (5)  Employees not liable. No worker who is an employee of an excavator may be held liable for his or her employer's failure to comply with this section. (6)  Failure to comply; injunction. If any excavator fails to comply with this section, any aggrieved person may commence an action to obtain an order under ch. 813 directing such excavator to comply with this section and restraining the excavator from further violation thereof. If the aggrieved person prevails in the action, he or she shall be reimbursed for all his or her costs and disbursements together with such actual attorney fees as may be approved by the court.History:  1977 c. 88; 2017 a. 365.
WI Stat § 101.1206 (2021)
2021 Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations|Chapter 101 - Department of safety and professional services — regulation of industry, buildings and safety.|101.1206 - Erosion control; construction of public buildings and buildings that are places of employment.

101.1206  Erosion control; construction of public buildings and buildings that are places of employment. (1) The department shall establish statewide standards for erosion control at building sites that have a land disturbance that is less than one acre in area and that are for the construction of public buildings and buildings that are places of employment. (2) The department shall require the submission of plans for erosion control at construction sites described in sub. (1) to the department or to a county, city, village, or town to which the department has delegated authority under sub. (4) and shall require approval of those plans by the department or the county, city, village, or town. (3) The department shall require inspection of erosion control activities and structures at construction sites described in sub. (1) by the department or a county, city, village, or town to which the department has delegated authority under sub. (4). (4) The department may delegate authority under this section to a county, city, village or town. (5) Except as provided in sub. (5m), the authority of a county, city, village, or town with respect to erosion control at sites described in sub. (1) is limited to that authority delegated under sub. (4) and any other authority provided in rules promulgated under this section. (5m) Notwithstanding subs. (1) and (5), a county, city, village, or town that has in effect on January 1, 1994, an ordinance that establishes standards for erosion control at building sites for the construction of public buildings and buildings that are places of employment may continue to administer and enforce that ordinance if the standards in the ordinance are more stringent than the standards established under sub. (1). (6) The department, or a county, city, village, or town to which the department delegates the authority to act under this subsection, may issue a special order directing the immediate cessation of work on a construction site described in sub. (1) until any required plan approval is obtained or until the site complies with standards established by rules promulgated under this section. (7) The department shall promulgate rules for the administration of this section.History:  2011 a. 32 ss. 2331, 2898c to 2905; Stats. 2011 s. 101.1206; 2013 a. 20.
WI Stat § 101.1215 (2021)
2021 Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations|Chapter 101 - Department of safety and professional services — regulation of industry, buildings and safety.|101.1215 - Abrasive cleaning of historic buildings.

101.1215  Abrasive cleaning of historic buildings. (1) In this section:(a) “Abrasive cleaning method" means any cleaning procedure that uses any of the following materials or tools:1. Abrasive materials, including sand, glass beads, ground slag, volcanic ash, crushed nutshells, rice husks, ground corncobs or crushed eggshells, carried in high-pressure or low-pressure air or water.2. High-pressure water.(b) “Qualified historic building" has the meaning given in s. 101.121 (2) (c). (2) No person may use an abrasive cleaning method on the exterior of qualified historic buildings, except as authorized by department rule. (3) The department, in consultation with the state historical society and the department of administration, shall promulgate rules on the use of abrasive cleaning methods on the exterior of qualified historic buildings. The department may permit the use of any specific abrasive cleaning method on any specific building material only if it determines that the abrasive cleaning method will not cause irreparable damage to the building material to which it is applied. (4) (a) Any person who uses an abrasive cleaning method in violation of this section may be required to forfeit not less than $100 nor more than $1,000 for each offense. Each day of continued violation constitutes a separate offense.(b) Any owner of a qualified historic building who causes or permits the use of an abrasive cleaning method in violation of this section may be required to forfeit not less than $100 nor more than $1,000 for each offense. Each day of continued violation constitutes a separate offense.History:  1993 a. 471.
WI Stat § 101.126 (2021)
2021 Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations|Chapter 101 - Department of safety and professional services — regulation of industry, buildings and safety.|101.126 - Recycling space.

101.126  Recycling space. (1) The department shall establish, by rule, requirements for a person engaging in any of the following to provide adequate space in or adjacent to the building for the separation, temporary storage and collection of the materials listed in s. 287.07 (3) or (4), likely to be generated by the occupants of the building:(a) The construction of a public building.(b) An increase in the size of a public building by 50 percent or more.(c) An alteration of 50 percent or more of the existing area of a public building that is 10,000 square feet or more in area. (1m) In developing the requirements under sub. (1), the department shall consult with the council on recycling.History:  1989 a. 335, 359; 1995 a. 227.