Wisconsin Administrative Code

PSC 119.25 Minimum protection requirements. Subchapter IV — Equipment Certification

PSC 119.26 Certified paralleling equipment.

PSC 119.27 Non-certified paralleling equipment. Subchapter V — Testing of DG Facility Installations

PSC 119.30 Unintentional islanding test.

PSC 119.31 Commissioning tests for paralleling equipment in Categories 2 to 4.

PSC 119.32 Additional test.

PSC 119.40 Dispute Procedures. (9) “Commission” means the public service commission of Wisconsin. (10) “Commissioning test” means the process of documenting and verifying the performance of a DG facility so that it operates in conformity with the design specifications. (11) “Cust…

PSC 12.01 Purpose. The purpose of this chapter is to implement s. 196.595, Stats. History: Cr. Register, April, 1988, No. 388, eff. 5-1-88.

PSC 12.02 Definitions. In this chapter: (1) XAdvertisingY has the meaning set forth in s. 196.595 (1) (a), Stats. (2) XDirect and substantial benefitsY means a benefit that is produced by advertising which: (a) Demonstrates or provides information about available energy conservat…

PSC 12.03 Prior approval. A public utility may submit an advertisement to the public service commission prior to public presentation for a determination as to whether the advertisement produces a demonstrated, direct and substantial benefit to the consumer. The commission shall m…

PSC 12.04 Demonstration of benefit. (1) A utility may demonstrate that its advertisements produce a direct and substantial benefit by showing the commission that the advertisements: (a) Promote conservation or safety, or are required by law; (b) Are likely to produce the effect o…

PSC 12.05 Participation in advertising of others. No advertising sponsored by a utility[s parent company or affiliated interest, as defined in s. 196.52 (1), Stats., or by any other national or regional organizations, may be charged to utility consumers unless it complies with s.…

PSC 128.01 Definitions.

PSC 128.02 Applicability.

PSC 128.03 Political subdivision authority.

PSC 128.04 Enforcement. Subchapter II — Owner Requirements

PSC 128.10 Incorporating owner requirements into local ordinances.

PSC 128.105 Development of a wind energy system; notice requirements.

PSC 128.11 Real property provisions.

PSC 128.12 Existing property uses.

PSC 128.13 Siting criteria.

PSC 128.14 Noise criteria.

PSC 128.15 Shadow flicker.

PSC 128.16 Signal interference.

PSC 128.17 Stray voltage.

PSC 128.18 Construction and operation.

PSC 128.19 Decommissioning. Subchapter I — General PSC 128.01 Definitions. In this chapter: (1) XCommercial communicationsY includes communications used by government and military entities for emergency purposes, licensed amateur radio service, and non-emergency communications us…

PSC 128.30 Application and notice requirements.

PSC 128.31 Application completeness.

PSC 128.32 Political subdivision review of a wind energy system.

PSC 128.33 Political subdivision permitted provisions.

PSC 128.34 Record of decision.

PSC 128.35 Modifications to an approved wind energy system.

PSC 128.36 Monitoring compliance. Subchapter IV — Complaints

PSC 128.40 Complaint process.

PSC 128.41 Monitoring committee.

PSC 128.42 Notice to property owners and residents. Subchapter V — Commission Procedure

PSC 128.50 Standards established by the commission.

PSC 128.51 Commission review. Subchapter VI — Small Wind Energy Systems

PSC 128.60 Exemptions from this chapter.

PSC 128.61 Modifications to this chapter. (10) XOccupied community buildingY means a school, church or similar place of worship, daycare facility or public library. (12) XOwnerY means: (a) A person with a direct ownership interest in a wind energy system, regardless of whether th…

PSC 130.01 Definitions. In this chapter: (1) XActual costY means identifiable costs that are reasonably incurred by a municipality, but does not include a contribution of surplus income to general revenues. (2) XMunicipal regulationY includes any ordinance or resolution adopted b…

PSC 130.02 Scope. This chapter applies to complaints involving utility access to and use of municipal rights-of-way within a municipality under ss. 196.499 (14) and 196.58 (4), Stats.

PSC 130.03 Special design and construction conditions. (1) Except as provided in sub. (2), a municipal regulation that requires a utility to install, at the utility[s expense, transmission or distribution facilities which are not consistent with the utility[s practice for design …

PSC 130.04 Discrimination. Unless there is an adequate health, safety, or public welfare justification, it is unreason- PSC 130.08 PSC 130.09 PSC 130.10 PSC 130.11 PSC 130.12 PSC 130.13 Compliance with existing law. Permanent relocation of utility facilities. Advanced excavation …

PSC 130.05 Management function costs. (1) A municipal regulation is unreasonable if it requires a utility to pay more than the actual cost of functions undertaken by the municipality to manage utility access to and use of municipal rights-ofway. These management functions include…

PSC 130.06 Bonds and insurance. A municipal regulation may impose reasonable bonding and insurance requirements on a utility seeking a permit to use a municipal right-ofway, provided the municipality has reasonable grounds to question the financial responsibility or compliance ab…