Wisconsin Administrative Code

Tour 1.04 Application procedures. (1) An eligible applicant may submit an application no less than 90 days prior to the first date advertising supported by funds under this chapter is scheduled to begin. (2) An application for funding under this chapter shall be in such form as t…

Tour 1.05 Department determination. (1) The joint effort marketing committee shall review all applications and make funding recommendations to the department. (3) Before awarding a grant under this chapter, the department shall determine the following: (a) That the applicant has …

Tour 1.06 Contracts. Each successful applicant shall enter into a contract with the department. The contract shall be signed by the secretary of the department and the chief executive officer of the applicant or by their authorized representatives, shall specify at a minimum the …

Tour 1.07 Reporting and record keeping. (1) Each successful applicant shall submit a written evaluation of the project within 45 days of completion of all project activity in such form as the department may require. (2) Each successful applicant shall maintain those records neces…

Tour 3.01 Authority. This chapter is promulgated under the authority of s. 41.16 (3) (c), Stats., relating to grants to municipalities and organizations for regional tourist information centers created in 2009 Wisconsin Act 28. Tour 3.06 Tour 3.07 Tour 3.08 Tour 3.09 Application …

Tour 3.02 Purpose. The purpose of this chapter is to establish the procedures and guidelines for the distribution of department funding for tourist information center grants pursuant to ss. 41.16 (3) (c) and 41.16, Stats.

Tour 3.03 Scope. This chapter establishes the use of funds and defines application procedures, contracts and reporting requirements for the administration of the grant program for regional tourist information centers.

Tour 3.04 Definitions. In this chapter: (1) XDepartmentY means the Wisconsin department of tourism. (2) XEligible applicantY means any of the following and any combination of any of the following: (a) A nonprofit organization, as defined in s. 106.13 (3m) (a) 1r., Stats., whose p…

Tour 3.05 Use of funds. Grant funds received by an eligible applicant may only be used for costs to staff the regional tourist information center, standard display equipment and pro-

Tour 3.06 Application procedures. Any eligible applicant may submit an application to request that the department reimburse the applicant for up to 50% of eligible costs incurred to operate a regional tourist information center. An application for funding under this chapter shall…

Tour 3.07 Department determination. The tourist information center committee shall review all applications and make funding recommendations to the department. Before awarding a grant under this chapter, the department shall determine all of the following: (1) That the applicant p…

Tour 3.08 Contracts. Each successful applicant shall enter into a contract with the department which shall be signed by the secretary of the department and the chief executive officer of the applicant or the applicant[s authorized representative. 2 termine that grant funds were e…

Tour 3.09 Record keeping. Each successful applicant shall maintain those records necessary for the department to de- the chapter was last published.

Tour 4.10 Purpose, scope and authority. (1) The purpose and scope of this chapter is to establish the procedures for obtaining any of the following from the department, for use in claiming corresponding tax credits: (a) Accreditation of a production. (b) A determination of the am…

Tour 4.20 Definitions. In this subchapter: (1) The definitions in s. 71.07 (5f) (a) 1. to 3., Stats., shall apply. Subchapter III — Tax Credits for Establishing or Operating a Film Production Company Tour 4.60 Definitions. Tour 4.70 Certification of expenses relating to establish…

Tour 4.30 General eligibility criteria. The department shall consider whether all of the following are likely, in determining whether to accredit a production: (1) The production would not occur in Wisconsin without the tax benefits provided under this chapter. (2) The production…

Tour 4.31 Ineligible public programming. Public television production, as approved by the department of commerce or the department of tourism, for which the aggregate salary and wages included in the cost of the programming of a civic or governmental function is not eligible prod…

Tour 4.34 Obtaining accreditation. (1) APPLICATION. principal programming, filming, or taping of the production begins exceeds (a) A potential claimant shall submit a separate accreditation ap$100,000. XAccredited productionY does not include any of the following, regardless of t…

Tour 4.35 Ineligible expenditures. Expenditures for any of the following are not eligible for submittal or acceptance under s. Tour 4.36: (1) Marketing and distribution of an accredited production. (2) Alcoholic beverages. (3) Tobacco. (4) Gifts to cast and crew members. (5) Expe…

Tour 4.36 Determination of production expenditures and resident salary, wages, or labor-related contract payments. (1) To obtain the department[s determinations in sub. (2), and prior to filing for tax benefits, a claimant shall submit all of the following to the department, in w…

Tour 4.60 Definitions. In this subchapter: (1) The definitions in s. 71.07 (5h) (a) 1. to 4., Stats., shall apply. Note: Section 71.07 (5h) (a) 1. to 4., Stats., reads as follows: X1. XClaimantY means a person who files a claim under this subsection and who does business in this …

Tour 4.70 Certification of expenses relating to establishing a film production company. (1) (a) To obtain the department[s preliminary approval in sub. (3), a potential claimant shall submit all of the following to the department, in writing: the chapter was last published. 3 DEP…

Tour 4.90 Claims. (1) A claimant, as defined in subch. II or III, may file for tax benefits under this chapter using forms acceptable to the department of revenue. (2) Claims for tax credits for film production services or film production company investments shall include at leas…

Trans 1.01 Purpose and scope. The purposes of this chapter are to establish the department of transportation[s administrative interpretation of s. 85.21, Stats., and to prescribe administrative policies and procedures for implementing the specialized transportation assistance pro…

Trans 1.015 Definitions. (1) XAllocated aidY means a county[s proportionate share of state financial aid as defined in s. 85.21 (2) (b), Stats. (2) XDepartmentY means the state department of transportation. (3) XMedical activitiesY means the procurement of medical or medically pr…

Trans 1.02 County proportionate share; allocation method. (1) In accordance with the statutory direction in s. 85.21 (2) (b), Stats., the department shall determine the amount of each county[s proportionate share of aid appropriated in each year for the operation of this program.…

Trans 1.03 Use of allocated aid. (1) A county shall use its allocated aid to provide or assist transportation services designed for use by seniors or persons with disabilities. A county may, at its discretion, make these services also available to any other person on a space avai…

Trans 1.035 Service priorities. (1) (a) Counties may establish the transportation of seniors and individuals with disabilities to medical, nutritional and work-related activities as the priority for the specialized transportation services receiving program aid, as allowed under s…

Trans 1.04 Accessibility. A county application for aids shall address the issue of the need for transportation services that are accessible to the population of individuals with developmental and physical disabilities of that county. A county shall describe its efforts to make ac…

Trans 1.05 Financial standards. (1) A county applying for its allocated aid shall make a matching cash contribution equal to 20% of the aid for which it applies. No in-kind services, no federal or state categorical financial aids and no passenger revenue shall be allowed as part …

Trans 1.06 Annual application. (1) Any county may apply to the department for its allocation of the aids appropriated for the program. Two or more counties may jointly prepare a single project proposal, but each county is required to submit its own application. Except as otherwis…

Trans 1.07 Public hearing. (1) A county applicant is required to conduct a public hearing so that interested persons in the county may be informed of the proposed project and have an opportunity to express their views before the application is submitted to the department. The app…

Trans 1.08 Reporting requirements. (1) All counties shall maintain records as required by the department. The following information shall be furnished semi-annually by each county to the department on forms provided by the department: (a) Total number of one-way passenger trips p…

Trans 1.09 Third party contracts. (1) A county may not use aids allocated under this chapter to purchase service 4 from, nor make grants to third parties without a contract, agreement, purchase of service order or other legal equivalent. Grants or purchases of services costing $1…

Trans 10.01 Purpose and scope. (1) STATUTORY AUThis chapter interprets and implements s. 85.066 (2), Stats., and establishes the administrative policies and procedures for the transit safety oversight program for rail fixed guideway transportation systems in the state, in accorda…

Trans 10.02 Definitions. In this chapter: (1) XAgency safety planY means the document or documents describing a rail transit agency[s safety policies, objectives, responsibilities, and procedures. (2) XDepartmentY means the Wisconsin department of transportation. (3) XFTAY means …

Trans 10.03 Transit safety oversight program. (1) DESIGNATION OF OVERSIGHT AGENCY. The department is the designated state safety oversight agency for the state, and shall develop and administer the transit safety oversight program for rail fixed guideway transportation systems in…

Trans 10.04 State safety oversight program standard. The department shall adopt and distribute a written state safety oversight program standard, as required by 49 CFR 674.27 and consistent with the national public transportation safety plan. The department shall annually submit …

Trans 100.01 Purpose and scope. (1) STATUTORY AUTHORITY. As authorized by ss. 85.16 (1), 227.11, and 343.02, Stats., the purpose of this chapter is to administratively interpret s. 343.23 (2), Stats., relating to department records, ss. 344.01 to 344.48, Stats., relating to finan…

Trans 100.02 Definitions. The words and phrases defined in ss. 340.01, 343.01, 343.04 and 344.01 (2), Stats., have the same meaning in this chapter unless a different definition is specifically provided. Unless otherwise indicated, where terms are defined in more than one of thos…

Trans 100.025 Accident involvement. (1) A vehicle or person shall be considered to have been involved in an accident if any of the following conditions are met: the chapter was last published. Trans 100.025 WISCONSIN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE (a) The person is injured by an accident. (…

Trans 100.03 Reporting an accident. (1) In this section, XreportableY refers to an accident in which the minimum damage requirements of s. 346.70, Stats., are met or exceeded, and for which reporting the accident is mandatory under that section, or an accident to which the safety…

Trans 100.04 Required accident information. (1) ACCIDENT REPORT FORM REQUIRED. Under s. 346.70 (2), (3m) and (4), Stats., the police, operator, owner or occupant shall complete and submit all accident information requested on the forms or in the automated format approved by the d…

Trans 100.05 Recording accident on operator[s record. (1) All accidents in which the operator was involved shall be identified on a public driver record abstract prepared under s. 343.23 (2), Stats., unless any of the following apply: (a) The vehicle was legally parked as describ…

Trans 100.06 Determining the reasonable possibility of a judgment. (1) The department may use any of the following sources of information to determine whether an uninsured operator or owner, based on a preponderance of evidence, is exempt under s. 344.14 (2) (k), Stats., from the…

Trans 100.07 Determination of security amount. (1) DEFINITIONS. In this section, Xevaluation reportY means an evaluation of personal injury report, evaluation of property damage report or evaluation of motor vehicle damage report submitted by a person to the department to documen…

Trans 100.08 Security deposit. (1) Acceptable forms of security required under ss. 344.14 and 344.17, Stats., are any of the following: (a) United States currency. (b) A cashier[s check or draft. (c) A money order. (d) A financial institution check or draft. the chapter was last …