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Wisconsin Administrative Code › Real Estate Examining Board › Chapter REEB 25 - Education › Section REEB 25.028 - Nonresident broker education equivalency

Current through June 24, 2024
An applicant who has held an active real estate broker's
				license in another licensing jurisdiction within the 2 year period prior to
				filing an application for a real estate broker's license in this state is
				deemed to have met the equivalency to the business management and salesperson
				program education based upon his or her education required to obtain a license
				in the other licensing jurisdiction and the completion of Wisconsin specific
				education consisting of all of the following:
(1) Business management education consisting
			 of 6 hours, including all of the following:
(a) Broker-only contracts and contract
			 issues, including all of the following:
1.
			 Reynolds v. Dinger, 14 Wis. 2d 193.
2. State bar forms under s.
			 REEB
			 16.03(1).
3. Uniform commercial code forms under s.
			 REEB
			 16.03(1).
4. Forms used in other states.
5. Developing forms and contingency
			 manual.
6. Supervising
			 salesperson's use of approved forms.
7. Commercial real estate broker's commission
			 under s.
			 779.32,
			 Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Real Estate Examining Board › Chapter REEB 25 - Education › Section REEB 25.03 - Educational requirements of applicant for an original real estate salesperson's license

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL REQUIREMENTS. Each applicant for
			 an original real estate salesperson's license shall present evidence of
			 attendance, within 5 years before application for a license, at the educational
			 program in sub. (3), which has been approved by the board in accordance with s.
			 REEB
			 25.05 or
			 25.06.
(2) TEN SEMESTER-HOUR WAIVER. The educational
			 requirement in sub. (1) is not required of an applicant who submits proof that
			 the applicant has received 10 semester hour credits in real estate or real
			 estate related law courses at an accredited institution of higher education. A
			 quarter hour credit equals 2/3 of a semester hour credit.
(3) SALESPERSON'S PRE-LICENSE PROGRAM. The
			 educational program for applicants for an original real estate salesperson's
			 license shall cover all of the following topics and shall be designed so that
			 if the educational program were presented as classroom education, it would be
			 presented in no less than 72 hours:
(a)
Real property.
1. Land, real
			 estate and real property.
2. Real
			 property versus personal property.
3. Classification of fixtures.
4. Characteristics of real estate.
5. Types of home ownership.
6. Mobile homes - s.
			 70.043,
			 Stats.
7. Ownership
			 expenses.
8. Property
			 features.
9. Investment
			 considerations.
10. Tax benefits
			 for home ownership.
11. Homeowner's
			 insurance.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Real Estate Examining Board › Chapter REEB 25 - Education › Section REEB 25.033 - Salesperson's pre-license program

Current through June 24, 2024
An education program for applicants for a real estate
				salesperson's license shall consist of 72 hours. The education program shall
				contain all of the following topics:
(1) Real property. Instruction relating to
			 real property shall include all of the following:
(a) Land, real estate and real
			 property.
(b) The difference
			 between real property and personal property.
(c) Classification of fixtures.
(d) Characteristics of real estate.
(e) Types of home ownership.
(f) Mobile homes under s.
			 70.043,
			 Stats.
(g) Ownership
			 expenses.
(h) Property
			 features.
(i) Investment
			 considerations.
(j) Tax benefits
			 for home ownership.
(k) Homeowner's
			 insurance.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Real Estate Examining Board › Chapter REEB 25 - Education › Section REEB 25.035 - Satisfaction of salesperson's educational requirements by out-of-state applicants

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) An applicant who has held an active real
			 estate salesperson's license in another licensing jurisdiction within the
			 2-year period prior to filing an application for an original real estate
			 salesperson's license in Wisconsin may satisfy the educational requirements of
			 s.
			 REEB
			 25.03(3) if the applicant submits
			 evidence of one of the following:
(a)
			 Completion of the educational program in sub. (2) at a school approved by the
			 board under s.
			 REEB
			 25.05 or
			 25.06.
(b) Satisfaction of the 10 semester-hour
			 waiver in s.
			 REEB
			 25.03(2).
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Real Estate Examining Board › Chapter REEB 25 - Education › Section REEB 25.038 - Nonresident salesperson education equivalency

Current through June 24, 2024
An applicant who has held an active real estate salesperson's
				license in another licensing jurisdiction within the 2 year period prior to
				filing an application for a real estate salesperson's license in this state is
				deemed to have met the equivalency to the salesperson program education based
				upon his or her education required to obtain a license in the other licensing
				jurisdiction and completion of Wisconsin specific education consisting of 13
				hours and containing the following content:
(1) Contracts, including all of the
			 following:
(a) Law of conveyances, including
			 all of the following:
1. Conveyance defined
			 under s.
			 706.01,
			 Stats.
2. Requirements for a valid
			 conveyance under ss.
			 706.02 and
			 706.03,
			 Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Real Estate Examining Board › Chapter REEB 25 - Education › Section REEB 25.05 - Requirements for approval of pre-license education courses taken for academic credit at an accredited institution of higher education

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) A
			 school seeking initial approval of pre-license credit courses in real estate
			 shall submit its application on a form provided by the department. The board
			 may require the following information and materials:
(a) The department in the school which is
			 offering the courses.
(b) The
			 method of instruction for each course.
(c) The course number and title.
(d) Detailed outlines of each course with
			 specific allocations of classroom hours to each topic.
(e) A current school bulletin.
Note:
An applicant may obtain a copy of the
				Application for Approval of Pre-license Credit Courses, Form #828, from the
				Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services, Division of
				Professional Credential Processing, 1400 East Washington Avenue, P.O. Box 8935,
				Madison, Wisconsin 53708.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Real Estate Examining Board › Chapter REEB 25 - Education › Section REEB 25.055 - Approval for pre-licensure education programs or courses

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL.
(a) The board may approve a pre-licensure
			 education program if it covers all of the required content and hours in ss.
			 REEB
			 25.023,
			 25.028,
			 25.033, or
			 25.038. The board may approve a
			 pre-licensure education course if it alone or in conjunction with one or more
			 other courses covers the content and hours required under ss.
			 REEB
			 25.023,
			 25.028,
			 25.033, or
			 25.038.
(b) Instructors shall be knowledgeable in the
			 subject that they are teaching. An instructor whose real estate license has
			 been limited, suspended or revoked may not instruct in a program or a course
			 while the disciplinary action is in effect.
(c) A school or organization may not
			 discriminate against anyone on the basis of sex, race, color, sexual
			 orientation as defined in s.
			 111.32(13m),
			 Stats., handicap, religion, age, physical disability or national origin in its
			 education program or courses.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Real Estate Examining Board › Chapter REEB 25 - Education › Section REEB 25.06 - Requirements for approval of pre-license noncredit programs and instructors

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Approval of programs.
(a) A school seeking initial approval from
			 the board of pre-license educational noncredit programs or courses shall submit
			 its application on a form provided by the department.
Note:
An applicant may obtain a copy of the
				Application for Approval of Pre-license Noncredit Programs, Form #830, from the
				Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services, Division of
				Professional Credential Processing, 1400 East Washington Avenue, P.O. Box 8935,
				Madison, Wisconsin 53708.
(b) The board may require a school seeking
			 initial approval and reapproval of pre-license noncredit programs or courses to
			 describe or furnish its organizational structure, registration policies, fee
			 schedules, promotional materials, detailed outlines of each program or course
			 with specific allocations of classroom hours to each topic presented as
			 classroom education, student records system, the names and qualifications of
			 instructors, the method of instruction, the method for evaluating instructors
			 and a summary of evaluations conducted, and the time, date and location of each
			 program.
(c) A school shall inform
			 the board of any changes in the information it submitted in an application form
			 within 10 days following the date of the change.
(d) A school may not discriminate against
			 anyone on the basis of sex, race, color, sexual orientation as defined in s.
			 111.32(13m),
			 Stats., handicap, religion, age, physical disability, or national origin in
			 their educational programs.
(e) A
			 school seeking the approval of pre-license noncredit programs or courses
			 presented as distance education is not required to designate the number of
			 hours of instruction. However, it shall describe to the board how it will do
			 all of the following:
1. Ensure that
			 instructors approved by the board under sub. (2) are available to the students
			 at reasonable times and by reasonable means.
2. Ensure that the distance education
			 programs and courses will sufficiently cover the required subjects.
3. Provide reasonable oversight to ensure
			 that students who complete the distance education program are the enrolled
			 students.
4. Ensure that the
			 school's distance education program and courses will provide a reasonable
			 opportunity for student self-evaluation of mastery.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Real Estate Examining Board › Chapter REEB 25 - Education › Section REEB 25.065 - Continuing education requirements for brokers and salespersons

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Each licensed
			 broker and salesperson shall satisfy the continuing education requirement
			 specified in s.
			 452.12(5)
			 (c), Stats., during each licensing biennium.
Note:
The contents of the continuing education
				programs and courses are not designated in the Wisconsin administrative code,
				pursuant to an exemption under s.
				227.01(13)
				(zj), Stats.
(2) A licensee may only satisfy the
			 continuing education requirement by successfully completing the continuing
			 education program or courses which are approved by the board before the
			 programs or courses are conducted.
(3) A licensee shall submit evidence of
			 completion of the continuing education requirement when applying for renewal of
			 license. The department shall withhold issuance of the renewal license until
			 such evidence is submitted and the licensee may not engage in the practice of
			 real estate until having submitted such evidence and having received the
			 license.
(5) A person who receives
			 an original salesperson's or broker's license is required to satisfy the
			 continuing education requirement during the biennium in which the person
			 receives that license, except a person who receives an original salesperson's
			 license after October 1 in an even year is not required to satisfy the
			 continuing education requirement during that biennium.
(6) A licensee may attend more than one
			 school in order to complete approved courses which are part of the continuing
			 education program designated by the board under s.
			 452.05(1) (d) and
			 (g), Stats.
(8) A licensee who acts as an instructor of
			 an approved continuing education program or course may receive credit toward
			 satisfaction of the licensee's continuing education requirement. The licensee
			 may not receive credit for teaching a specific course more than one
			 time.
(9) The board may grant an
			 extension of time for completion of the continuing education requirement by a
			 licensee and the licensee may obtain a renewal license for the extension period
			 for one of the following reasons:
(a) Health
			 reasons that prevented attendance at continuing education courses.
(b) Active duty in the military service with
			 assignment to a duty station outside Wisconsin.
(c) Other compelling reasons beyond the
			 control of the applicant while engaged in the real estate business.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Real Estate Examining Board › Chapter REEB 25 - Education › Section REEB 25.068 - Approval for continuing education programs or courses

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL.
(a) A school or organization shall conduct an
			 examination at the end of each continuing education program or course
			 consisting of at least 15 multiple-choice questions for each program or course.
			 The passing score shall be no less than 70%, unless the school or organization
			 provides substantial justification to the board for a lower score and the board
			 approves the lower passing score. A school or organization may not count
			 examination time as part of the number of hours of the program or
			 course.
(b) Instructors of
			 continuing education programs or courses shall be knowledgeable in the subject
			 that they are teaching. An instructor whose real estate license has been
			 limited, suspended or revoked may not instruct in a program or a course while
			 the disciplinary action is in effect.
(c) A school or organization may not
			 discriminate against anyone on the basis of sex, race, color, sexual
			 orientation as defined in s.
			 111.32(13m),
			 Stats., handicap, religion, age, physical disability or national origin in its
			 education program or courses.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Real Estate Examining Board › Chapter REEB 25 - Education › Section REEB 25.07 - Certification of attendance at pre-license and continuing education programs and courses

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS. A student shall
			 attend all the required hours of a classroom education course and receive all
			 the required contents of a classroom education course or a distance education
			 course before a school may give a certificate of attendance to the student. In
			 addition, for continuing education programs and courses, a student shall also
			 satisfactorily complete the course examination administered by the school, as
			 provided in s.
			 REEB
			 25.066(6) (d).
(2) CERTIFICATION OF ATTENDANCE.
(a) Schools shall provide an individual
			 certificate of attendance to all students upon satisfactory completion of
			 education programs and courses.
(b)
			 The board may accept an official transcript or student grade report as evidence
			 of satisfactory completion of credit courses.
(c) Certificates for pre-license noncredit
			 programs and all continuing education programs and courses shall meet the
			 following criteria:
1. Clearly state the name
			 of the school.
2. Clearly state the
			 name of the student.
3. Clearly
			 state the name of the program or course and whether it satisfies prelicense or
			 continuing education requirements.
4. Clearly state the number of hours the
			 student has successfully completed in an educational program presented as
			 classroom education.
5. Clearly
			 state the date of completion of the program or course.
6. Be signed by an authorized person at the
			 school.
(d) A school
			 shall maintain attendance records for at least 5 years after a program or
			 course has been conducted.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Real Estate Examining Board › Chapter REEB 25 - Education › Section REEB 25.08 - Investigation and review

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) PERIODIC
			 REVIEW. The board, or its duly authorized representative, shall investigate and
			 review all approved educational programs, courses, and instructors. The method
			 of review shall be determined by the board in each case and will generally
			 consist of the following:
(a) Consideration
			 of information available from federal, state, or local agencies, private
			 organizations or agencies, or interested persons.
(b) Conferences with officials or
			 representatives of the school involved or with former students of the
			 school.
(c) Public hearing
			 respecting the educational program, course, or instructor involved, with
			 adequate written notice to the school and/or instructor.
(d) Investigation by visitation to the
			 school.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Rustic Roads Board › Chapter Trans-RR 1 - Rustic Roads › Section Trans-RR 1.01 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
As used in this chapter:
(1) "Board" means the rustic roads board of
			 the Wisconsin department of transportation.
(2) "Department" means the Wisconsin
			 department of transportation.
(3)
			 "Maintaining authority" means the county or municipality which has jurisdiction
			 over a road.
(4) "Municipality"
			 means town, city or village.
(5)
			 "Rustic roads marking signs" means the brown, white and yellow standard
			 statewide rustic road sign approved by the rustic roads board and designed by
			 the department of transportation, the standard brown and yellow placard
			 denoting the numerical identification of the rustic road within the statewide
			 system, the standard brown and yellow placard denoting the length in miles of
			 the rustic road, and all necessary auxiliary signs.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Rustic Roads Board › Chapter Trans-RR 1 - Rustic Roads › Section Trans-RR 1.02 - Membership of the board

Current through June 24, 2024
The board of the department is composed of the following
				members:
(1) Chairpersons of the
			 senate and assembly standing committees having jurisdiction over transportation
			 matters as determined by the speaker of the assembly and the president of the
			 senate, and
(2) Eight members
			 appointed by the secretary of transportation for staggered 4-year terms of whom
			 at least 4 members shall be selected from a list of nominees submitted by the
			 Wisconsin county boards association.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Rustic Roads Board › Chapter Trans-RR 1 - Rustic Roads › Section Trans-RR 1.03 - Purpose of the board

Current through June 24, 2024
The purpose of the board is to govern the creation and
				preservation of a system of rustic roads for vehicular, bicycle and pedestrian
				travel in unhurried, quiet and leisurely enjoyment.
See s.
				  83.42(1),
				  Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Rustic Roads Board › Chapter Trans-RR 1 - Rustic Roads › Section Trans-RR 1.04 - Qualifications for rustic road designation

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) A rustic road
			 has outstanding natural features along its borders such as rugged natural
			 terrain, native wildlife and native vegetation, or includes open areas with
			 rustic or agricultural vistas which, singly or in combination, set this road
			 apart from other roads as being something unique and distinct.
(2) A rustic road is a low-volume local use
			 public road which is usable year-round.
(3) A rustic road functions as a local access
			 road, i.e., one which serves the adjacent property owners and those wishing to
			 travel by auto, bicycle or hiking, for purposes of enjoying its rustic
			 features. This would generally preclude designating as a rustic road any road
			 serving as a collector or arterial.
(4) A rustic road is one not scheduled or
			 anticipated for major improvement which would change its rustic
			 characteristics.
(5) A rustic road
			 preferably has no high density development along it, but the development as
			 exists at the time the road is designated shall be compatible with the
			 surroundings and shall not detract from the rustic, natural, unspoiled
			 character and visual impact of the road area.
(6) A rustic road preferably has a minimum
			 length of 2 miles and, where feasible, provides a completed closure or loop or
			 connects to major highways at both ends of the route.
(7) The land adjacent to the rustic road
			 preferably is zoned compatible with the maintenance or preservation of its
			 rustic character and low density development.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Rustic Roads Board › Chapter Trans-RR 1 - Rustic Roads › Section Trans-RR 1.05 - Application procedures

Current through June 24, 2024
(1)  For a road to be designated a rustic road, a petition from
				6 or more resident freeholders of the municipality in which the road is
				located, or a petition from a majority of the resident freeholders along the
				road, shall be presented to the governing body of the municipality in which the
				road is located. The process may also be initiated without petitions by a
				resolution of the governing body of the municipality in which the road is
				located. Upon such a petition or resolution, the governing body of the
				municipality may hold a public hearing on the proposed rustic road designation.
				If such a hearing is held, it shall be held in accordance with ss. 19.83 and
				19.84, Stats., and any applicable local ordinances.
(2)  Upon its final approval, the governing body of the
				municipality shall determine whether a jurisdictional change is desired. If so,
				the governing body of the municipality shall petition the county highway
				committee for approval of the rustic road designation and approval of the
				transfer of jurisdiction of the road to the county. If the county highway
				committee approves the jurisdictional transfer and the rustic road designation,
				the county highway committee shall petition the board for its approval. If no
				transfer of jurisdiction is desired, the governing body of the municipality
				shall petition directly to the board for its approval of the rustic road
				designation.
(3)
(a)  Rustic road designation of a road under county jurisdiction
				shall follow a procedure similar to the above, whereby initiation of the rustic
				road designation process shall be by county highway committee resolution, or by
				a petition from 6 or more resident freeholders of the county, or by a petition
				from a majority of the resident freeholders along the subject road. The county
				highway committee may hold a public hearing on the proposed rustic road
				designation. If such a hearing is held, it shall be held in accordance with ss.
				19.83 and 19.84, Stats., and any applicable local ordinances.
(b)  If a transfer of jurisdiction is desired, the governing
				body of the municipality assuming jurisdiction, as well as the county highway
				committee, shall approve the transfer and the rustic road designation.
(c)  Any change in the designation of a county trunk highway,
				whether it be transferred to a municipality or changed to an "other road under
				county jurisdiction," requires the approval of the department. Upon
				departmental approval, the governing body of the municipality assuming the
				jurisdiction of the rustic road shall petition the board for approval of the
				rustic road designation.
(d)  If no transfer of jurisdiction is desired, the county
				highway committee shall petition the board for approval of the rustic road
				designation.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Rustic Roads Board › Chapter Trans-RR 1 - Rustic Roads › Section Trans-RR 1.06 - Numbering of rustic roads

Current through June 24, 2024
Upon approval by the board of a rustic road designation, the
				board shall assign a numerical identification to the rustic road that is
				preceded by the prefix "R." The rustic roads shall be numbered sequentially
				beginning with R1.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Rustic Roads Board › Chapter Trans-RR 1 - Rustic Roads › Section Trans-RR 1.07 - Jurisdiction and authority

Current through June 24, 2024
Upon approval of the board of rustic road designation and
				except as otherwise provided in these administrative rules, the county highway
				committee, the municipalities and counties shall have the same authority over
				rustic roads as they possess over other highways under their
				jurisdiction-including responsibility for maintenance.
See s.
				  83.42(7),
				  Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Rustic Roads Board › Chapter Trans-RR 1 - Rustic Roads › Section Trans-RR 1.09 - Road bed maintenance

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Rustic roads may be dirt, gravel or hard
			 surface. Necessary improvements may be made in surface to improve safety or
			 drainage or to reduce maintenance problems, but shall not disturb the rustic
			 characteristics for which the road was designated. Drainage and road
			 improvements shall be kept as narrow as possible to retain the rustic charm of
			 the road as well as keeping the driver's speed lower. The improvements shall be
			 kept to a minimum to avoid disturbance of vegetation or unusual scientific or
			 cultural sites which have been designated.
(2) Where it becomes a necessity, dust
			 treatment may be used.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Rustic Roads Board › Chapter Trans-RR 1 - Rustic Roads › Section Trans-RR 1.10 - Cross drainage maintenance

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Cross drainage
			 shall be maintained where necessary to prevent damage to the road, possible
			 washouts and other problems which may be detrimental to proper
			 safety.
(2) When bridge replacement
			 is necessary, it is preferable that it be of a design and construction with a
			 rustic appearance such as timber or stone structure.
(3) Repairs to an existing bridge of rustic
			 character shall be made with an effort to preserve the rustic qualities of the
			 structure.
(4) When deemed
			 advisable, the maintaining authority may impose weight limitations on
			 structures on a rustic road in lieu of structure replacement or
			 repair.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Rustic Roads Board › Chapter Trans-RR 1 - Rustic Roads › Section Trans-RR 1.11 - Vegetation maintenance

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Where necessary for safety or protection
			 of the traveling public, tree branches and shrubs may be trimmed or whole trees
			 removed. This shall be done with proper tools so as not to leave unsightly
			 scars. Land and forest management may be practiced.
(2) Control of undesirable vegetation shall
			 be accomplished by mowing or selective cutting. However, when herbicides are
			 necessary, they shall be used judiciously and in a prudent manner to avoid
			 unnecessary browning of roadside vegetation.
(3) Mowing shall be performed only as
			 necessary for health, safety and ecological reasons with the aim of
			 encouraging, where appropriate, the growth of prairie flora adjacent to the
			 road.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Rustic Roads Board › Chapter Trans-RR 1 - Rustic Roads › Section Trans-RR 1.12 - Sign maintenance

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The standard statewide rustic road sign
			 and the numerical identification placard shall be erected at all important
			 public entrance points to a rustic road sign as mutually agreed upon by the
			 maintaining authority and the department. Beneath the standard statewide rustic
			 road sign, affixed to the same sign post, shall be the standard placard
			 denoting the numerical identification of the rustic road within the statewide
			 system of rustic roads.
(2) At each
			 terminus of the rustic road an additional standardized placard denoting the
			 length, in miles, of the rustic road shall be affixed to the post supporting
			 the rustic road sign and placed below both the rustic road sign and the placard
			 denoting the numerical identification of the individual rustic road.
(3) The rustic road marking signs may be
			 placed on existing information or highway identification sign posts but shall
			 not be placed on any regulatory or warning sign posts.
(4)
(a) The
			 department, at its own expense, shall furnish and install the initial rustic
			 roads marking signs needed on all officially designated rustic roads.
(b) Each year, at the department's request,
			 the maintaining authority for a rustic road shall inventory all the rustic
			 roads marking signs on its rustic road. The inventory shall be sent to the
			 department and shall state the number of missing or damaged rustic roads
			 marking signs on its rustic road and shall identify the location of those
			 missing or damaged signs that should be replaced. After receiving this
			 inventory, the department, at its own expense, shall furnish and install the
			 needed replacement rustic roads marking signs.
(c) The maintaining authority for a rustic
			 road shall furnish, install and maintain all other guide or warning signs,
			 signals, markings or devices on its rustic road at its own expense.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Rustic Roads Board › Chapter Trans-RR 1 - Rustic Roads › Section Trans-RR 1.14 - Speed limits

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The speed limit on all officially
			 designated rustic roads is 45 miles per hour but may be changed by the
			 maintaining authority. Any increase in the speed limit above 45 miles per hour
			 requires the approval of the department.
(2) Pursuant to s.
			 346.57(6),
			 Stats., official signs giving notice of the speed limit shall be posted by the
			 maintaining authority for the speed limit to be in effect.
See ss.
				  346.57 and
				  349.11,
				  Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Rustic Roads Board › Chapter Trans-RR 1 - Rustic Roads › Section Trans-RR 1.15 - Land use protection

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Local authorities are encouraged to
			 preserve the natural and scenic characteristics of land along rustic roads.
			 Local zoning powers, building setback regulations, access control, sign control
			 and other powers may be used to protect and preserve the rustic character of
			 the road by discouraging industrial, high density residential and most
			 commercial development and encouraging the development or the continued
			 existence of commercial establishments compatible with a rustic road, such as
			 antique shops, craft shops, rock shops and produce markets.
(2) Upon petition for a zoning change to the
			 county or municipality having authority over zoning, the board shall be
			 notified in order to appear and present testimony at the zoning hearing, if the
			 board deems it necessary.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Rustic Roads Board › Chapter Trans-RR 1 - Rustic Roads › Section Trans-RR 1.16 - Utility installation

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) All utility companies shall be encouraged
			 to bury electric power and communication lines on private easements where
			 possible. Where it is not possible additional lines may be placed on existing
			 poles or towers, or buried. Any utility installation shall attempt to preserve
			 or restore the rustic quality of the route.
(2) Restoration of the rustic quality shall
			 be required for all utility installation within the right-of-way of a rustic
			 road.
(3) Upon approving a rustic
			 road application, the board shall notify all utility companies providing
			 service in the area of the rustic road as to the official rustic road
			 designation.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Rustic Roads Board › Chapter Trans-RR 1 - Rustic Roads › Section Trans-RR 1.17 - Advertising sign control

Current through June 24, 2024
Municipalities shall be encouraged to adopt local zoning
				ordinances restricting off-premise advertising signs and which address the
				control of existing signs and the erection of additional signs once a road has
				been designated a rustic road.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Rustic Roads Board › Chapter Trans-RR 1 - Rustic Roads › Section Trans-RR 1.18 - Development of county rustic roads plans

Current through June 24, 2024
Each county shall be encouraged to inventory its roads for
				potential candidates for inclusion in the rustic roads system and using this
				inventory, along with previous inventories of scenic roads, develop a
				countywide plan of rustic and scenic roads which is compatible with the
				functional classification plan in the county.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Rustic Roads Board › Chapter Trans-RR 1 - Rustic Roads › Section Trans-RR 1.19 - Withdrawal of rustic roads designation

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) A road may be
			 withdrawn from the rustic roads system with approval of the board after
			 petition of the board by the maintaining authority and upon the holding of a
			 public hearing by the maintaining authority for such a removal. The public
			 hearing shall be held in accordance with ss.
			 19.83 and
			 19.84, Stats., and all
			 applicable local ordinances.
(2)
			 The board may wish to withdraw rustic road designation for a particular road if
			 the road no longer possesses the rustic character originally qualifying it for
			 designation due to over-development. The board shall have the authority to
			 remove the designation following a public hearing on the removal. The public
			 hearing shall be held in accordance with ss.
			 19.83 and
			 19.84, Stats.
(3) The removal of rustic road designation
			 shall cause the jurisdiction of the road to revert to the status held before
			 original designation by the board.
See s.
				  83.42(4),
				  Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 1 - Policy and purpose › Section SFP 1.01 - Statement of policy and purpose

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Wisconsin state
			 fair park serves the citizens of Wisconsin by providing a permanent location
			 for the annual state fair and other programs of civic interest. Development of
			 this unique park is made possible through procedures enabling the park to be
			 financially self-supporting. Its contractual involvement with private
			 enterprise is consistent with its legislative purpose.
(2) Hundreds of thousands of citizens visit
			 the park during the state fair each year to see exhibits of Wisconsin's
			 abundant agricultural, industrial and social achievements. During other periods
			 of the year, sports attractions and other exhibits are on display. The purpose
			 of chs.   SFP 1   to
			 7 is to give notice of the required
			 standards of conduct that insure the safety, well-being, and enjoyment of all
			 these persons using and visiting the facilities of the state fair
			 park.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 1 - Policy and purpose › Section SFP 1.03 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) As used in chs.   SFP 1   to
			 7:
(a) "Board" means the Wisconsin state fair
			 park board.
(am) "Building" means
			 any permanent structure, mobile enclosure, trailer, tent, or temporary
			 structure.
(b) "Chief of police"
			 means the Wisconsin state fair park chief of police.
(c) "Director" means the Wisconsin state fair
			 park director as appointed by the board.
(d) "Lessee" means any person operating under
			 a valid contract or with the written permission of the director or his or her
			 designee.
(e) "Motor vehicle" means
			 any self-propelled, power-driven vehicle including, but not limited to,
			 automobiles, motor trucks, motorcycles, motor bikes, tractors, busses, or other
			 motorized machinery.
(f) "Park"
			 means the Wisconsin state fair park.
(g) "Person" means any individual,
			 organization, association, company, corporation, institute, or branch of local,
			 county, state, or federal government.
(h) "Police department" means the Wisconsin
			 state fair park police department.
(hm) "Premises" means the area within the
			 geographical limits of state fair park.
(i) "Sales manager" means the commercial
			 space sales manager of the Wisconsin state fair.
(j) "State fair" means that period of time
			 during which the annual Wisconsin state fair is held within the park, to
			 include the period 7 days prior to opening through 3 days after the closing of
			 the annual Wisconsin state fair.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.01 - Personal conduct

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) DISTURBING THE PEACE. No person may
			 disturb the peace of the park, block any thoroughfare from pedestrian or
			 vehicle traffic, or otherwise conduct himself or herself in an unlawful manner
			 as defined chs.   SFP 1   to
			 7.
(2) DISORDERLY CONDUCT. No person may engage
			 in violent, abusive, indecent, profane, boisterous, unreasonably loud or
			 otherwise disorderly conduct, or conduct which tends to cause or provoke a
			 disturbance or create a breach of the peace.
(3) HARASSMENT. No person may engage in a
			 course of conduct or repeatedly commit acts which harass or intimidate another
			 person and which serve no legitimate purpose or otherwise threaten a person
			 with physical contact with the intent and apparent ability to carry out the
			 threat.
(4) BATTERY.
(a) No person may cause bodily harm to
			 another by an act done with intent to cause bodily harm to that person or
			 another without the consent of the person so harmed.
(b) In this subsection, "bodily harm" means
			 physical pain or injury, illness, or any impairment of physical
			 condition.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.02 - Property offenses

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) PETTY THEFT UNDER $500. No person may
			 intentionally take and carry away, use, transfer, conceal, or retain possession
			 of movable property of another with a value under $500, without consent and
			 with intent to deprive the owner permanently of his or her property.
(2) THEFT. No person may intentionally take
			 and carry away, use, transfer, conceal, or retain possession of movable
			 property of an other with a value that exceeds $500 but not more than $1,000,
			 without consent and with intent to deprive the owner permanently of his or her
			 property.
(3) RECEIVING STOLEN
			 PROPERTY. No person may intentionally receive or conceal stolen
			 property.
(4) THEFT BY FRAUD UNDER
			 $500. No person may obtain money or property of another with a value under
			 $500, by intentionally deceiving him or her with a false representation which
			 is known to be false, made with intent to defraud, and which does defraud the
			 person to whom it is made. "False representation" includes a promise made with
			 intent not to perform it if it is part of a false and fraudulent
			 scheme.
(5) RETAIL THEFT.
(a) No person may intentionally remove,
			 replace or alter indicia of price or value of merchandise, or conceal,
			 transfer, take and carry away, or retain possession of merchandise held for
			 resale by a merchant, or property of the merchant, without his or her consent
			 and with intent to deprive the merchant permanently of possession or the full
			 purchase price of the merchandise.
(b) In this subsection, "merchant" includes
			 any "merchant" as defined in s.
			 402.104(3),
			 Stats., and any lessee authorized to sell within the geographical limits of the
			 park.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.03 - Indecent or lewd conduct

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) No person may commit an act against
			 sexual morality. These acts include, but are not limited to sexual activity or
			 exposure of genitals in public, the display or sale of obscene or pornographic
			 material, or the solicitation for purposes of prostitution.
(2) No persons shall have sexual intercourse
			 in public.
(3) No person may commit
			 an indecent act of sexual gratification in public or with another with
			 knowledge that they are in the presence of others.
(4) No person may urinate or expose their
			 genital in public or any public place, outside of the confines of a public
			 restroom or toilet facility.
(5) In
			 this section the term "in public" means in a place where or in a manner that
			 the person knows or has reason to know that his or her conduct is observable by
			 or in the presence of persons others.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.04 - Pets regulated

Current through June 24, 2024
No person may enter or remain in the park with a dog, cat, or
				other pet unless under proper leash, caged or carried by the possessor or part
				of an approved exhibit display. Animals other than seeing-eye dogs shall not be
				permitted in any building unless on display. All dog owners are required to
				supply an official rabies vaccination certificate showing the date of
				vaccination and serum used. Any dog, cat or other pet found within the park, in
				violation of this subsection may be impounded and its owner subject to any
				costs incurred.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.05 - Cruelty to animals

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) ABUSE TO ANIMALS. No person may beat,
			 abuse, or injure any animal in the park.
(2) HARMING A POLICE HORSE. No person may
			 intentionally and without justification cause physical harm to a police horse
			 when the horse is involved in law enforcement investigation or apprehension, or
			 the horse is in the custody of or under the control of a police
			 officer.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.06 - Sales permit required

Current through June 24, 2024
No person may solicit orders for the delivery of foods,
				tobacco, soft drinks and all other articles of merchandise to restaurants,
				refreshment stands, exhibits, or elsewhere the park without a written permit or
				contract from the director or his or her designee.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.07 - Destruction or defacing of property; signs

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) SIGNS. No
			 person may willfully mark, deface, disfigure or injure any property, nor deface
			 or remove any sign.
(2) POSSESSION
			 OF SPRAY PAINT BY MINOR. No person under 17 years of age shall carry, possess,
			 receive possession or transfer possession of paint in a spray can, at a time or
			 manner not usual for law abiding individuals under circumstances that warrant
			 alarm for the safety of property. A police officer shall afford the person an
			 opportunity to dispel any alarm by requesting the person to explain any reason
			 for possessing paint in a spray can.
(3) SALE OF SPRAY PAINT TO MINORS. No person
			 may sell paint in spray cans to any person under 17 years of age. Lessee
			 selling paint in spray cans shall have a sign conspicuously displayed stating.
			 "It is unlawful to sell spray paint to persons under 17 years of age." The
			 requirements of this subsection with respect to sales to minors shall not apply
			 when the seller records sales, date, purchaser's name and paint purchased on a
			 form and forwards a copy of the form to the police department.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.09 - Carrying of beverage

Current through June 24, 2024
No person may carry any liquid beverage in either glass or
				metal containers outside of the specific area of a concession or other place of
				sale. Use of glass or metal containers containing liquid refreshment, brought
				into the park as a part of a picnic meal, must be confined to a stationary
				location and disposed of properly. This section shall not apply to containers
				used or supplied by authorized concessionaires who are required to dispense
				beverages to consumers in either paper or plastic containers.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.10 - Overnight camping

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) CAMPING PROHIBITED. No person may camp
			 outside in a tent or otherwise unless within a designated camping area and upon
			 payment of the designated fee or contract.
(2) REVOCATION OF RV PERMIT. Violation of any
			 state law or any rules of the park by a member or guest of a member having a RV
			 permit is cause for revocation of the RV permit and eviction from the
			 park.
(3) ONLY ONE RV PER SPACE. No
			 more than one recreation trailer, pickup truck camper or motor home may occupy
			 a RV site. Pickup campers or motor homes pulling a trailer shall be treated as
			 a single unit.
(4) REASSIGNMENT. If
			 2 recreation vehicles are inadvertently assigned the same RV site, the park may
			 assign one of the RV parties to another site and may adjust the fees
			 charged.
(5) UNAUTHORIZED RV SITE.
			 No persons may move from their assigned RV site to another RV site without
			 prior approval.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.11 - Loitering or prowling

Current through June 24, 2024
No person may loiter or prowl in the park. Violation of this
				rule is defined as presence in the park, at a time, or in a manner not usual
				for law abiding individuals under circumstances that warrant alarm for the
				safety of persons or property in the vicinity. Among the circumstances which
				may be considered in determining whether alarm is warranted is the fact that
				the actor takes flight upon appearance of a peace officer, refuses to identify
				himself or herself, or manifestly endeavors to conceal himself or any object.
				Unless flight by the actor or other circumstances makes it impractical, a peace
				officer shall prior to any extended detainment afford the actor an opportunity
				to dispel any alarm which would otherwise be warranted, by requesting him to
				identify himself or herself and explain his presence and
				conduct.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.12 - Group picnic permit required

Current through June 24, 2024
No group of 20 or more persons shall hold a picnic activity in
				the park without obtaining a permit from the director or his or her designee in
				advance of the day of the activity. The purpose of this rule is to reserve an
				area for group activities, given the limited amount of space appropriate for
				these functions. The required permits may be obtained at the park's
				administrative office. Permits shall be issued on a first-come, first-serve,
				nondiscriminatory, and uniform basis. The reserved area must be occupied no
				later than 11:00 a.m. on the day of the scheduled activity; failure to appear
				and hold the area by at least one member of the group shall be cause to cancel
				the permit. Individuals of the group shall comply with all rules of the
				park.