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Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter IV - Relocation Moving Payments › Section Adm 92.60 - Moving payment - farm operation

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL. An
				agency shall pay a person displaced from a farm operation for actual moving and
				related expense, direct loss of tangible personal property, and actual expense
				in searching for a replacement farm operation, as specified under s.
				Adm 92.56(1), (2) and
				(3).
(2) PAYMENT IN LIEU OF ACTUAL AND REASONABLE
				MOVING EXPENSE. An agency shall pay a person who discontinues or relocates a
				farm operation, at the person's option, a fixed payment in lieu of actual
				moving and related expense and reestablishment expenses under s.
				Adm
				92.67. The fixed payment shall be equal to the average
				annual net earnings of the farm operation, but not less than $1,000, nor more
				than $20,000, if the following requirements are met:
(a)
Entire farm affected.
The entire farm operation is discontinued or relocated; or
(b)
Partial acquisition.
A
				farm operation shall be eligible in a partial taking, when:
1. The property remaining after the
				acquisition is no longer an economic unit for the same type of farm
				operation;
2. The acquisition
				caused displacement of a person from a farm operation on the remaining land;
				or
3. The acquisition caused
				substantial change in the nature of the farm operation.
(c)
Payment determination.
The payment shall be based on the average annual earnings of a farm operation
				as specified under s.
				Adm
				92.01(3).
(d)
In operation less than 2
				years.
A farm in operation for less than 2 years shall qualify for a
				payment. The payment shall be based on a 12 consecutive month period, or by
				dividing the net earnings by the number of months in operation when operated
				less than 12 consecutive months.
(e)
Owner verification of
				income.
The farm operator shall verify net earnings if claiming a
				payment in excess of $1,000. Income tax records shall be acceptable evidence of
				earnings.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter IV - Relocation Moving Payments › Section Adm 92.62 - Moving payment - nonprofit organization

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL. An
				agency shall pay a displaced nonprofit organization for actual moving and
				related expense, direct loss of tangible personal property, and actual expense
				in searching for a replacement facility, as specified under s.
				Adm 92.56(1), (2) and
				(3).
(2) PAYMENT IN LIEU OF ACTUAL MOVING EXPENSE.
				An agency shall pay a discontinued or relocated nonprofit organization at the
				organization's option, a fixed payment in lieu of actual moving and related
				expense and reestablishment expenses under s.
				Adm
				92.67. The fixed payment shall be equal to the average
				annual difference between gross revenues and administrative expenses for the 2
				year period before displacement, but not less than $1,000, nor more than
				$20,000, if the organization is unable to relocate without a substantial loss
				of existing membership or clientele. A nonprofit organization is assumed to
				meet this test unless the agency demonstrates otherwise.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter IV - Relocation Moving Payments › Section Adm 92.64 - Moving payment - outdoor advertising sign

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL. An
				agency shall pay a person displaced from an outdoor advertising sign for actual
				moving and related expense, direct loss of tangible personal property, and the
				actual expense in searching for a replacement site as specified under s.
				Adm 92.56(1), (2) and
				(3).
(2) SIGN MUST BE CONFORMING. An agency may
				not pay a claim for moving expense when a sign is relocated to a site in
				violation of law.
(3) SIGN A PART
				OF OTHER DISPLACED BUSINESS. The requirements in this section do not apply to
				an advertising sign owned by and located on a business or farm operation being
				displaced. The sign, including a sign eligible under s.
				Adm
				92.50(3), are considered items of the
				business or farm operation and shall be included as part of the moving expense
				payment.
(4) DIRECT LOSS OF
				PERSONAL PROPERTY. An agency shall pay a person for direct loss of tangible
				property when a person does not relocate a sign. The payment shall be the
				depreciated reproduction cost of the sign as determined by the agency or the
				estimated cost of moving the sign, whichever is less.
(5) PAYMENT IN LIEU OF ACTUAL AND REASONABLE
				MOVING COSTS. At the person's option, an agency shall pay a person who
				discontinues or relocates an outdoor advertising sign, a fixed payment in lieu
				of actual moving and related expenses and reestablishment expenses under s.
				Adm
				92.67. The fixed payment shall be equal to the average
				annual net earnings of the sign, but not less than $1,000 nor more than
				$20,000, if the person meets the loss of patronage requirement under s.
				Adm 92.56(4)
				(a).
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter IV - Relocation Moving Payments › Section Adm 92.66 - Multiple occupants of a property

Current through June 24, 2024
An agency shall, in determining whether more than one
				  business or farm is eligible for relocation payments, consider all pertinent
				  factors including the extent to which:
(1) The same facilities and equipment are
				shared;
(2) Substantially identical
				or interrelated business or farm functions are carried out and financial
				affairs are commingled;
(3) The
				entities are held out to the public, and to those customarily dealing with
				them, as one operation;
(4) The
				same person, or closely related persons own, control or manage the affairs of
				the entities.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter IV - Relocation Moving Payments › Section Adm 92.67 - Reestablishment expenses-non residential moves

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL. In
				addition to the payments available under s.
				Adm 92.56(1), (2), and
				(3), a business, farm or nonprofit
				organization may be eligible to receive a payment, not to exceed $10,000, for
				expenses actually incurred in relocating and reestablishing at a replacement
				site.
(2) ELIGIBLE EXPENSES.
				Reestablishment expenses may include, but are not limited to the following
				reasonable and necessary costs, as determined by the displacing agency:
(a) Repairs or improvements to the
				replacement real property as required by applicable federal, state or local
				codes or ordinances.
(b)
				Modifications to the replacement property to accommodate the business operation
				or make replacement structures suitable for conducting the business.
(c) Construction and installation costs for
				exterior signing to advertise the business.
(d) Provision of utilities from the
				right-of-way to improvements on the replacement site.
(e) Redecoration or replacement of soiled or
				worn surfaces at the replacement site, such as paint, panelling, or
				carpeting.
(f) Licenses, fees and
				permits when not paid as part of moving expenses.
(g) Feasibility surveys, soil testing and
				marketing studies.
(h)
				Advertisement of the replacement location.
(i) Professional services in connection with
				the purchase or lease of a replacement site.
(j) Increased costs of operation during the
				first 2 years at the replacement site for lease or rental charges, personal or
				real property taxes, insurance premiums, or utility charges.
(k) Impact fees or one-time assessments for
				anticipated heavy utility usage.
(L) Other items that the agency considers
				essential for reestablishment of the business.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter V - Replacement Housing Payment › Section Adm 92.68 - General

Current through June 24, 2024
This section describes the general requirements for a
				  replacement housing payment to a person displaced from a dwelling. A person is
				  not required to relocate to the same owner or tenant occupancy status, but has
				  other options as specified under this subchapter. An agency shall make one
				  replacement payment for each dwelling unit, except in the case of joint
				  occupancy of a single family dwelling as specified under sub. (7) (d).
(1) ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS.
(a)
Persons who meet length of
				occupancy requirements.
An owner or tenant occupant displaced from a
				dwelling shall be eligible for a replacement housing payment under this
				subchapter, if the person occupied the dwelling 180 days before initiation of
				negotiations if an owner, or 90 days if a tenant, except that a 90-day owner
				may qualify for a tenant replacement payment.
(b)
Persons who do not meet length of
				occupancy requirements.
A person who occupies real property before its
				acquisition, but does not meet the length of occupancy requirements in par.
				(a), may receive a payment equal to the difference between 30% of the person's
				average monthly income and the monthly housing costs of a replacement dwelling,
				for a period of 48 months, if a replacement rental is not otherwise available
				within 30% of the person's average monthly income.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter V - Replacement Housing Payment › Section Adm 92.70 - 180-day owner who purchases

Current through June 24, 2024
An agency shall pay an owner-occupant of a dwelling who
				  purchases a replacement, a payment for the differential cost to purchase a
				  comparable dwelling, for the loss of favorable financing on an existing
				  mortgage or land contract in financing a replacement dwelling, and for expense
				  incidental to the purchase. A payment shall be determined as follows:
(1) ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS. A displaced
				person shall be eligible for a payment when the person:
(a) Owns and occupies the property for not
				less than 180 days immediately before the date of initiation of negotiations
				for the acquisition of the property, or the date of vacation when given a
				notice of intent to acquire, whichever is earlier;
(b) Purchases and occupies a decent, safe and
				sanitary replacement dwelling within one year from the date the owner received
				final payment for the acquired property or the date the owner vacates the
				acquired property, or an extended date established by the agency for good
				cause, whichever is later. For the purpose of this section a replacement
				dwelling is purchased when a person:
1.
				Acquires an existing dwelling;
2.
				Relocates or rehabilitates a dwelling owned or acquired;
3. Purchases a life estate in a retirement
				facility;
Note: The cost shall be the entrance fee plus the present
				  worth of a monetary commitment in a retirement facility to the facility, but
				  may not include a periodic service charge;
4. Contracts to build or builds a new decent,
				safe and sanitary dwelling on a site owned or acquired.
Note: Construction cost, including the value of labor
				  furnished by a displaced person, shall be limited to that cost necessary to
				  purchase a comparable dwelling.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter V - Replacement Housing Payment › Section Adm 92.72 - 180-day owner who rents

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL. An agency shall pay a person who
				rents a replacement dwelling, and is eligible for a replacement payment as
				specified under s.
				Adm
				92.68(1), a rental assistance payment
				not to exceed $8,000 for 4 years.
(2) COMPUTATION OF PAYMENT. The payment shall
				be computed as specified under s.
				Adm
				92.78, except the economic rent of the acquired
				dwelling shall be used to compute the payment.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter V - Replacement Housing Payment › Section Adm 92.74 - 90-day owner or tenant who purchases

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL. An
				agency shall pay a person who has occupied a dwelling for not less than 90 days
				before initiation of negotiations, an amount up to $8,000 for a downpayment on
				the purchase of a replacement dwelling and reimbursement for expenses
				incidental to purchase.
(2)
				COMPUTATION OF DOWN PAYMENT AND INCIDENTAL COST.
(a) An agency shall pay a person a
				downpayment assistance payment equal to a rental assistance payment computed as
				specified under s.
				Adm
				92.78.
(b)
				An amount required to be paid by a person for incidental cost as specified
				under s.
				Adm
				92.70(6), shall be added to the
				amount as specified under par. (a). (c) An agency shall pay a person who
				purchases and occupies a decent, safe and sanitary dwelling within one year
				after the date the person moves from the dwelling or the date the person
				receives payment for the acquired property, whichever is later. The agency may
				extend this period for good cause.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter V - Replacement Housing Payment › Section Adm 92.76 - 90-day owner who rents

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL. An agency shall pay a person who
				has occupied a dwelling for not less than 90 days before initiation of
				negotiations, a rental assistance payment not to exceed $8,000 for 4
				years.
(2) COMPUTATION OF PAYMENT.
				The payment shall be computed as specified under s.
				Adm
				92.78, except the economic rent of the acquired
				dwelling shall be used to compute the payment.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter V - Replacement Housing Payment › Section Adm 92.78 - 90-day tenant who rents

Current through June 24, 2024
An agency shall pay a person who has occupied a displacement
				  dwelling for not less than 90 days before initiation of negotiations, for the
				  increased cost to rent a comparable dwelling as specified under this section. A
				  rental assistance payment shall not exceed $8,000 unless a person is eligible
				  for a greater payment under s.
				  Adm
				  92.68(9).
(1) ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENT. A person shall
				be eligible for a payment when the person:
(a)
				Occupies a dwelling for not less than 90 days immediately before the date of
				initiation of negotiations for a property which is subsequently acquired or
				affected by displacement and;
(b)
				Rents and occupies a decent, safe and sanitary replacement dwelling within one
				year of the date of vacation. The agency may extend this period for good
				cause.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter V - Replacement Housing Payment › Section Adm 92.80 - 90-day tenant who purchases

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL. An
				agency shall pay a tenant occupant of a dwelling who purchases a replacement
				and who is eligible under s.
				Adm 92.78(1)
				(a), a payment not to exceed $8,000 for a
				downpayment on the purchase of a comparable replacement dwelling plus
				incidental expenses under s.
				Adm
				92.70(6).
(2) COMPUTATION OF PAYMENT. The payment shall
				be computed as specified under s.
				Adm
				92.74.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter V - Replacement Housing Payment › Section Adm 92.82 - Mobile home - general

Current through June 24, 2024
A person who is a tenant or an owner of a mobile home shall
				  meet the same eligibility requirements and is entitled to the same replacement
				  payment provisions applicable for a person displaced from a conventional
				  dwelling, except as specified under this section. The ownership or tenancy of
				  the mobile home, not the land on which it is located shall determine a person's
				  status as an owner or tenant occupant. The length of ownership and occupancy of
				  the mobile home in a mobile home park, or on the site, determines a person's
				  status as an 180-day owner or a 90-day owner or tenant.
(1) PERMANENT FOUNDATION. An agency shall
				treat a person who owns and occupies a mobile home on a permanent foundation
				the same as a person displaced from a conventional dwelling, except the
				selected comparable shall be a mobile home and site.
(2) NON-PERMANENT FOUNDATION.
(a) An agency shall treat a person who owns
				and occupies a mobile home not on a permanent foundation on land a person owns
				or rents, the same as a person displaced from a conventional dwelling, provided
				one of the following conditions exist:
1. The
				mobile home is not decent, safe and sanitary as specified under s.
				Adm
				92.04;
2.
				The mobile home, because of its condition, cannot be moved without substantial
				damage or cost;
3. There is no
				adequate or available site to move the mobile home.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter V - Replacement Housing Payment › Section Adm 92.84 - 180-day mobile home owner

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL. An
				agency shall pay a person who has owned and occupied a mobile home for not less
				than 180 days for the following:
(a) A
				differential amount to purchase a replacement as specified under this section
				and s.
				Adm 92.70(1), (2),
				(3), and (4);
(b) An increased interest payment on an
				existing mortgage or land contract as specified under s.
				Adm
				92.70(5);
(c) An incidental expense payment as
				specified under s.
				Adm
				92.70(6);
(d) A rental assistance payment as specified
				under this section and s.
				Adm
				92.72;
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter V - Replacement Housing Payment › Section Adm 92.86 - 90-day mobile home owner

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL. An
				agency shall pay a person who has owned and occupied a mobile home for at least
				90 days but less than 180 days, for the following:
(a) A rental assistance payment as specified
				under this section and s.
				Adm
				92.78;
(b)
				A downpayment assistance payment as specified under s.
				Adm
				92.74;
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter V - Replacement Housing Payment › Section Adm 92.88 - 90-day mobile home tenant

Current through June 24, 2024
An agency shall pay a person who is a tenant of a mobile home
				  for not less than 90 days, a replacement payment as follows:
(1) A rental assistance under s.
				Adm
				92.78; or
(2) A downpayment assistance under s.
				Adm
				92.80.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter VI - Replacement Business and Farm Payment › Section Adm 92.90 - General

Current through June 24, 2024
This section describes the general requirements for a
				  replacement payment to a displaced person who is a tenant-occupant or an
				  owner-occupant of a business, farm operation, or nonprofit organization. A
				  person is not required to relocate to the same owner or tenant occupancy
				  status, but has other options as specified under this subchapter. An agency
				  shall make one payment for each displacement, not to exceed $30,000 for a
				  tenant-occupant or $50,000 for an owner-occupant.
(1) ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS. An agency shall
				make a replacement payment to a displaced business or farm operation provided:
(a) The property is subsequently acquired, a
				tenant is affected by displacement, or a notice to vacate is issued;
(b) The person owns and occupies a business
				or farm conducted on the real property acquired or affected by displacement,
				for not less than one year before initiation of negotiations.
(c) The person purchases or rents a
				replacement business or farm operation within 2 years of the date the person
				vacates or receives final payment for the acquired property, whichever is
				later.
(d) For the purpose of this
				section, a replacement business or farm property is purchased when a person:
1. Acquires an existing property as a
				replacement for the business or farm operation;
2. Relocates or rehabilitates a property
				owned or acquired.
Note: The cost to achieve comparable standards and to correct
				  code deficiencies shall be included in the actual cost of purchasing a
				  replacement property when it is not comparable or in code compliance.
3. Contracts to, or constructs a
				building or structure for a new business or farm operation on a site owned or
				acquired.
Note: The cost of construction shall be limited to that
				  necessary to construct a comparable replacement. The cost shall include the
				  value of the land at the time it was acquired. The cost of constructing a
				  replacement structure shall include the value of labor furnished by a self-help
				  builder.
(e) The
				entire business or farm operation shall be displaced to qualify for a
				replacement payment. However, a business or farm operation shall be considered
				eligible for a replacement payment when:
1.
				The property remaining after the acquisition is not an economic unit or would
				result in a significant reduction in net earnings for the same type of business
				or farm operation, as determined by an agency;
2. The acquisition substantially changed or
				interfered with the principal operation or the nature of the business or farm
				operation so as to constitute a displacement.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter VI - Replacement Business and Farm Payment › Section Adm 92.92 - Owner-occupant who purchases

Current through June 24, 2024
An agency shall pay an owner-occupant of a business or farm
				  operation a payment, not to exceed $50,000, for the difference necessary to
				  purchase a replacement business or farm operation; for the loss of favorable
				  financing on an existing mortgage or land contract in financing a replacement
				  property, and expenses incidental to the purchase of a replacement business or
				  farm operation. The payment shall be computed as specified under this
				  section.
(1) DIFFERENTIAL AMOUNT
				PAYABLE. A differential amount payable is an amount, if any, when added to the
				acquisition payment for the acquired business or farm operation, equals an
				amount a person pays for a replacement property, or an amount determined by an
				agency as necessary to purchase a comparable replacement, whichever is less. A
				replacement payment shall include the difference between the price paid for a
				fixture or other real property improvement acquired and the cost to purchase
				and install the improvement in a replacement facility. A replacement payment
				shall also include the cost to modify a property to meet comparable standards
				and code requirements.
(2)
				SELECTION AND COST OF COMPARABLE AND ACTUAL REPLACEMENTS. The agency shall
				determine the cost of a comparable replacement business or farm operation by
				analyzing 3 or more comparable replacement business or farm operations and
				selecting the one that is the most comparable. Fewer may be analyzed if 3 are
				not available.
(a) An agency may adjust the
				asking price of the selected comparable if considered justified on the basis of
				local market conditions. The agency's relocation plan shall specify if
				adjustments will be made for the project, the basis for this determination and
				the method of adjustment to be used.
(b) The cost of physical changes or
				improvements necessary to meet comparable standards in the selected comparable
				or the actual replacement shall be included in the maximum replacement
				payment.
(c) An agency shall select
				a comparable business or farm operation from the area of a displaced person
				provided the area is not designated for governmental acquisition and
				displacement, or subject to adverse environmental conditions.
(d) The selected comparable shall be equal to
				or better than the acquired property and a payment shall be based on new
				construction when there is no comparable business or farm operation
				available.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter VI - Replacement Business and Farm Payment › Section Adm 92.94 - Owner-occupant who rents

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL. An
				agency shall pay an owner-occupant who rents a replacement business or farm
				operation, a rental assistance payment not to exceed $30,000 for 4 years, or
				the amount the person is eligible for as an owner under s.
				Adm
				92.92, whichever is less.
(2) COMPUTATION OF PAYMENT. The payment shall
				be computed as specified under s.
				Adm
				92.96, except that the economic rent of the acquired
				property shall be used to compute the payment.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter VI - Replacement Business and Farm Payment › Section Adm 92.96 - Tenant-occupant who rents

Current through June 24, 2024
An agency shall pay a tenant-occupant of a business or farm
				  operation, a rental assistance payment, not to exceed $30,000, for the
				  increased cost to rent or lease a replacement business or farm operation. The
				  payment shall be computed as specified under this section.
(1) RENT DIFFERENTIAL PAYMENT. An agency
				shall pay a person who rents a replacement business or farm operation, a
				payment equal to the difference for 48 months, if any, between the monthly rent
				for the displacement unit and the lesser of the monthly rent for a comparable
				business or farm operation, or the actual replacement.
(2) PREFERRED REPLACEMENT TENURE. An agency
				shall assist a person to relocate to original tenancy status or, at a person's
				option, purchase a replacement using the downpayment assistance provisions
				under s.
				Adm
				92.98.
(3)
				PAYMENT COMPUTATION. To compute a payment, an agency shall determine the base
				monthly rent, the rent of a comparable replacement, and the rent paid for the
				replacement property as follows:
(a)
Base monthly rent.
The base monthly rent shall be either:
1. The average monthly rent and utilities
				paid by the tenant-occupant for the 12-month period before initiation of
				negotiations, or a more representative period; or
2. The economic rent when the actual rent is
				insignificant in relation to market rents for similar property in the
				area.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter VI - Replacement Business and Farm Payment › Section Adm 92.98 - Tenant-occupant who purchases

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL. An
				agency shall pay a person otherwise eligible under s.
				Adm
				92.96, an amount up to $30,000 for a downpayment on
				the purchase of a replacement, and reimbursement for actual expenses incidental
				to the purchase. The payment may not exceed the amount necessary to rent a
				comparable replacement as specified under s.
				Adm
				92.96.
(2)
				COMPUTATION OF DOWNPAYMENT AND INCIDENTAL COST.
(a) The agency shall pay a person the amount
				the person is entitled to receive for a rental replacement payment as specified
				under s.
				Adm
				92.96.
(b)
				An agency shall pay the amount calculated under s.
				Adm
				92.96 to a tenant-occupant who purchases a replacement
				business or farm operation within 2 years after the person moves from the
				displacement property.
(c) The
				incidental cost as specified under s.
				Adm
				92.92(5) shall be added to the amount
				as specified under par. (a).
(d) An
				agency may require that the full amount of the downpayment assistance payment
				be applied to the purchase price of the replacement property and related
				incidental expenses. An agency may pay the amount directly to a displaced
				person upon reasonable assurance that the displaced person will apply the
				payment toward business or farm reestablishment costs.
(e) An owner eligible for a payment under s.
				Adm
				92.92 is ineligible for a downpayment assistance
				payment under this section.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 92 - Relocation Assistance › Subchapter VI - Replacement Business and Farm Payment › Section Adm 92.99 - Forms

Current through June 24, 2024
Material and forms noted under this chapter are available
				  from the Department of Administration, Division of Energy Services, P.O. Box
				  7868, Madison, WI 53707-7868 or at the Department's Web site
http://energyindependence.wi.gov/section.asp?linkid=1783&locid=160
.They
				  are:
(1)
Dwelling Inspection Form
Adm
								92.04
(2)
Relocation Law Informational Pamphlets
Adm
								92.06(3)
(3)
Eminent Domain Law Informational Pamphlet, s.
								32.05Project
Adm
								92.06(3)
(4)
Eminent Domain Law Informational Pamphlet, s.
								32.06Project
Adm
								92.06(3)
(5)
Relocation Waiver Form
Adm
								92.12
(6)
Individual Relocation Case Report
Adm
								92.14
(7)
Relocation Plan Format
Adm
								92.28
(8)
Residential Fixed Payment Schedule
Adm
								92.54(2)
(9)
Increased Interest Payment Computation Form
Adm
								92.70(7),
								92.92(4)
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter I - General Provisions › Section Adm 93.01 - Purpose and authority

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Purpose. The purpose of this chapter is
				to set forth the criteria the department will use to administer the Community
				Development Block Grant (CDBG) program with funds that the department receives
				from the federal government under
				42 USC
				5301 to
				5319
				and 24 CFR Part 570
Note:
Copies of
				  42 USC
				  5301 to
				  5319
				  and 24 CFR Part 570 are available on request from: U.S. Government Printing
				  Office (GPO); phone (202) 512-1530 or (888) 293-6498; fax (202) 512-1262.
				  Copies also may be accessed from the webpage:
				  http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD?src=/program_offices/comm_planning/communitydevelopment/rulesandregs.
(2) Authority. This chapter
				constitutes the process for accepting, evaluating, and scoring applications,
				and awarding of grants for the CDBG program as promulgated under the authority
				given in s.
				16.309,
				Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter I - General Provisions › Section Adm 93.02 - Eligibility

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Except as provided in sub. (2), any local
				government may apply for CDBG funds under this chapter.
(2) A local government that fails to comply
				with any of the administrative, underwriting, recordkeeping, reporting,
				auditing, closeout, payment, reimbursement, or other requirements of this
				chapter may not apply for or receive CDBG funds from the department under this
				chapter until such time as the noncompliance has been determined to be resolved
				to the satisfaction of the department.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter I - General Provisions › Section Adm 93.04 - National objectives

Current through June 24, 2024
A project funded with CDBG funds under this chapter shall
				  meet one or more national objectives as enumerated in and required by 24 CFR
				  570.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter I - General Provisions › Section Adm 93.05 - Application materials and manual

Current through June 24, 2024
The department shall prepare application materials and an
				  application instruction manual, all of which may be updated as needed. The
				  application materials shall set forth the application instructions and
				  requirements for funding under the programs described in this chapter. The
				  application instruction manual shall contain a scoring system to be utilized
				  under s.
				  Adm 93.09(1)
				  (a); amounts required as "minimal local
				  financial participation" required under s.
				  Adm 93.09(1)
				  (b); and the point systems related to
				  distress indicators utilized under ss.
				  Adm 93.10 to
				  93.13.
Application materials and the application instruction
					 manual are available on request without charge from the Department of
					 Administration, Division of Housing, P.O. Box 7970, Madison, WI 53707; phone
					 (608) 266-7531; fax (608) 266-5381. Application materials and the application
					 instruction manual may also be accessed from the Department of Administration
					 webpage:
http://doa.wi.gov/index.asp?locid=173
.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter I - General Provisions › Section Adm 93.06 - Distribution of funds

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) For each annual grant of CDBG funds the
				department receives from the federal government, the department shall establish
				distribution amounts. The department shall file an action plan with HUD each
				year, per HUD regulations. Funds may be distributed only in accordance with
				said plan or any amendments thereto that are accepted by HUD.
(2) Program income received by the department
				under this chapter shall be allocated for awards under any program administered
				under this chapter.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter I - General Provisions › Section Adm 93.07 - Limits upon awards

Current through June 24, 2024
The maximum amount of CDBG funds that may be awarded to any
				  local government under the public facilities program, as specified under subch.
				  II, in a 12-month period, shall be announced by the department in its
				  application instruction manual.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter I - General Provisions › Section Adm 93.08 - Construction

Current through June 24, 2024
This chapter shall be liberally construed to effect the
				  national objectives set forth in s. Adm. 93.04 and 24 CFR
				  570.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter II - Public Facilities Program › Section Adm 93.09 - Public facilities program

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) General.
(a) The department may award a grant to an
				eligible local government for a public facilities project based upon the
				department's evaluation of all applications received from eligible local
				governments. The department's evaluation shall be established based upon the
				scoring system set forth in its application instruction manual.
(b) The minimum local financial participation
				as specified in the application instruction manual may be waived when the
				specific project has a particular urgency because existing conditions pose a
				serious and immediate threat to the safety, health, or welfare of the
				community, where other financial resources are not available to meet such needs
				or when the specific project is located in a distressed area.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter II - Public Facilities Program › Section Adm 93.10 - Distress indicators

Current through June 24, 2024
The department shall award points to a local government based
				  upon the department's evaluation of the documented level of distress, as set
				  forth in the department's application instruction manual.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter II - Public Facilities Program › Section Adm 93.11 - Needs assessment

Current through June 24, 2024
The department shall award points to a local government based
				  upon the department's evaluation of the local government's documented need for
				  the public facilities project, as set forth in the department's application
				  instruction manual.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter II - Public Facilities Program › Section Adm 93.12 - Utility rates

Current through June 24, 2024
The department shall award points to an eligible local
				  government based upon the department's evaluation of the local government's
				  ability to pay for the public facilities project, as measured by the local
				  residential utility rates, as set forth in the department's application
				  instruction manual.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter II - Public Facilities Program › Section Adm 93.13 - Leveraging

Current through June 24, 2024
The department shall award points to a local government based
				  upon the department's evaluation of the local government's leveraging of CDBG
				  funds with funds from other public or private sources, as set forth in the
				  department's application instruction manual. To qualify for points under this
				  section, a local government shall document the availability of firm commitments
				  for the balance of project funding from creditworthy sources to ensure timely
				  completion of the project.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter III - Economic Development Program › Section Adm 93.14 - Economic development program

Current through June 24, 2024
The department may award a grant to an eligible local
				  government under the economic development program upon receipt and
				  consideration of an application. When making a determination regarding an
				  application, the department shall consider the extent of poverty and
				  unemployment and other economic factors in the area of the project, in
				  accordance with current HUD economic and population data available for the
				  area.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter III - Economic Development Program › Section Adm 93.15 - Job creation and retention requirements

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) If an eligible
				local government awards CDBG funds received under this subchapter, to any
				person, whether as a grant or a loan, the person shall execute an agreement
				with the eligible local government, and other documents prescribed by the
				department, committing to create full-time equivalent jobs or retain full-time
				equivalent jobs, or both, in accordance with 24 CFR Part 570 , as required by
				the department.
(2) The department
				shall require a person that receives an award under this subchapter to document
				full-time equivalent job creation and retention with a list of full-time jobs
				or positions created and retained, the job title for each full-time equivalent
				job created and retained, job skills, wages and benefits, and any other
				information the department considers relevant.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter III - Economic Development Program › Section Adm 93.16 - Revolving loan funds

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) An eligible local government that is
				awarded CDBG Housing or Economic Development funds, whether individually, as
				part of a regional group of such local governments, and whether directly or
				indirectly through a sub-grant recipient, may retain program income from all
				grants awarded to establish and capitalize a revolving loan fund to promote
				further housing or economic development activities as authorized by the Housing
				and Community Development Act of 1974. Any fund administered by a sub-grantee
				shall be subject to the limitations set forth in section 105 (a) (15) of the
				Community Development Act of 1974. A local government or regional group that
				establishes a revolving loan fund under this section shall further administer
				and use the fund in accordance with all applicable requirements established by
				the federal government and the department, and shall require the same of any
				fund administered by a sub-grantee.
(2) Any local government, regional group, or
				sub-grantee administering a revolving loan fund shall report to the department
				on the use of such a fund as prescribed by the department. The department may
				establish a maximum amount of program income that may be retained in any
				revolving loan fund, and may establish a maximum amount of time for which funds
				may be held without use, either as a separate or as a combined limitation. Any
				amount of program income in excess of the maximum amount or time established by
				the department shall be immediately remitted to the department by the local
				government, regional group, or sub-grantee.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter IV - Public Facilities Economic Development › Section Adm 93.17 - Public facilities economic development program

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The department
				may award a grant to an eligible local government under the public facilities
				economic development program following consideration of some or all of the
				following:
(a) The project serves a public
				purpose.
(b) The project costs are
				reasonable.
(c) All sources of
				project financing will be committed prior to the disbursement of the
				grant.
(d) The project is
				financially feasible.
(e) The
				project will likely retain or create jobs in this state.
(f) The local government will use the CDBG
				funds for one of the following purposes:
1. A
				public facilities project or other public infrastructure improvements to
				facilitate a business's efforts to engage in job creation or retention
				activities under
				24 CFR 570.483(b)
				(4) designed to benefit low and moderate
				income persons.
2. Other activities
				under 24 CFR Part 570 that meet the national objective of benefit to low and
				moderate income persons through job creation.
3. Activities under
				24 CFR
				570.483(c) that meet the
				national objective of preventing or eliminating slums or blight.
(g) The local government will
				contribute at least 25% of the total cost of the project from funding sources
				other than grants from the federal and state government, subject to s.
				Adm 93.09(1)
				(b).
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter IV - Public Facilities Economic Development › Section Adm 93.18 - Job creation and retention requirements

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) A business that
				will benefit from a public facilities economic development project shall
				execute a development agreement with the eligible local government and other
				documents prescribed by the department, committing to the creation and
				retention of full-time jobs.
(2)
				The amount of CDBG funds awarded by the department for a public facilities
				economic development project under this subchapter may not exceed $35,000 for
				each full-time job created or retained by the business.
(3) The department shall require businesses
				that benefit from grants under this subchapter to document full-time job
				creation and retention with a list of full-time jobs or positions created and
				retained, the job title for each full-time job created and retained, job
				skills, wages and benefits, and any other information the department considers
				relevant.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter V - Blight Elimination and Brownfield Site Redevelopment Program › Section Adm 93.19 - Blight elimination and brownfield site redevelopment program

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The department
				may make a grant to an eligible local government for a blighted or brownfield
				site redevelopment project after the department considers some or all of the
				following:
(a) Whether the project is
				intended to address the national objective of preventing or eliminating slums
				or blight set forth in
				24 CFR
				570.483(c) and s.
				Adm
				93.04.
(b)
				The extent of poverty and unemployment and other economic factors in the area
				of the project.
(c) The prospects
				for new investment and economic development in the area.
(d) The amount of investment that is likely
				to result from the project.
(e) The
				likelihood that the project will result in the creation or retention of
				full-time jobs in the area.
(f) The
				amount of estimated tax base to be created at project completion.
(g) The likelihood that the proposed activity
				will commence shortly after receipt of the grant.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Administration › Chapter Adm 93 - SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT › Subchapter V - Blight Elimination and Brownfield Site Redevelopment Program › Section Adm 93.20 - Blight elimination and brownfield site redevelopment project requirements and limits

Current through June 24, 2024
A local government receiving CDBG funds from the department
				  under this subchapter may use such funds for an environmental audit or
				  environmental remediation, or may loan or grant the CDBG funds to a business or
				  nonprofit corporation to conduct an environmental audit or environmental
				  remediation.