Wisconsin Administrative Code

Trans 57.05 Application evaluation. (1) An applicant proposing to establish a new airport shall submit an application for airport site approval. (2) The bureau shall review the application to determine if the location of the proposed airport site is compatible with existing and p…

Trans 57.06 Public hearing. The bureau may, at its discretion, hold a public hearing on the proposed airport site. History: Cr. Register, January, 1999, No. 517, eff. 2-1-99.

Trans 57.07 Issuance of certificate. A certificate may be issued by the secretary, or the secretary[s designee, if it is determined that the location of the proposed airport site is compatible with existing and planned transportation facilities in the area. A certificate does not…

Trans 57.08 Appeal. (1) GENERAL. The secretary shall grant a formal hearing at the request of any applicant after any refusal to issue a certificate. The matter shall be referred to the division of hearings and appeals. (2) INFORMAL HEARING. If an applicant desires an informal me…

Trans 57.09 Non-compliance. (1) Individuals who violate any provision of this chapter shall be subject to penalties in accordance with s. 114.27, Stats. (2) When the department becomes aware of a compliance discrepancy, the secretary may suspend the certificate of airport site ap…

Trans 57.10 Notice of hearing. Notification of all hearings regarding this chapter shall be made in accordance with s. 114.134 (4), Stats. History: Cr. Register, January, 1999, No. 517, eff. 2-1-99. the chapter was last published. 3 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Trans 57.10 the ch…

Trans 58.01 Purpose and Scope. As authorized by s. 85.63, Stats., the purpose of this chapter is to define the Surveying Reference Station System and to create a fee for its use to provide for the ongoing active system maintenance and replacement costs.

Trans 58.02 Definitions. The words and phrases defined in s. 85.63, Stats. have the same meaning in this chapter unless a different definition is specifically provided. In this chapter: (1) XActive systemY or XWISCORS NetworkY means the system of reference stations statewide that…

Trans 58.03 Surveying Reference Station System Components. The Surveying Reference Station System includes the passive system and the active system. The active system equipment, hardware and software shall be serviced, updated and replaced by the department or its agents on an on…

Trans 58.04 Active System Operation. The active system is accessible 365 days a year, 24 hours a day, with the exception of monthly planned routine maintenance required to apply security patches and server updates as well as periodic un- Trans 58.05 Trans 58.06 Trans 58.07 Trans …

Trans 58.05 Active System Maintenance. (1) The department shall do all of the following: (a) Carry out system maintenance for the active system. (b) Fund maintenance and upgrade costs of the active system from user fees. (c) Provide notice by email to user as soon as practicable …

Trans 58.06 Active System Fee Structure. (1) The department shall charge fees to use the active system at the following rates: (a) The individual yearly rate is $300 per user per year. (b) When the user is an organization, the organizational yearly rate is $300 per user per year …

Trans 58.07 Active System Registration and Fee Collection. (1) Fees specified in s. Trans 58.06 may be paid by cash, check, money order or online payment methods when available and acceptable to the department. (2) To register for a subscription, each user shall complete a subscr…

Trans 58.08 Active System Registration Renewal. (1) Registration renewal information shall be provided to users 30 days prior to the end of the 12-consecutive month registration period. (2) Users shall pay for renewal of their registration at least 3 days prior to the expiration …

Trans 6.01 Purpose and scope. The purposes of this chapter are to prescribe the department[s administrative interpretation of ss. 85.20 and 85.23, Stats., and to prescribe the administrative policies and procedures for implementing the federal program for public transportation pr…

Trans 6.02 Definitions. (1) XCapital equipmentY means non-expendable personal property for use in the provision of public transportation service and having all of the following: (a) A useful life of one year or more. (b) An acquisition cost of $5,000 or more per unit. (1g) XCapit…

Trans 6.03 Federal share of project costs. (1) The federal share of an eligible public transportation service[s operating project costs shall not exceed 50% of its operating deficit, except for projects where the department uses capital cost of contracting procedures to determine…

Trans 6.04 Distribution of federal aids. (1) The state[s annual apportionment of federal section 5311 funds shall be distributed as follows: (a) Up to 10% will be reserved by the department for administrative and technical assistance purposes. Such technical assistance may includ…

Trans 6.05 Operating grants to rural and small urban areas. Subject to the limitations set forth in s. Trans 6.03 (1), the operating assistance funds available in s. Trans 6.04 (1) (b) and (d) shall be allocated among eligible applicants in proportion to each applicant[s share of…

Trans 6.06 Capital grants. (1) When awarding capital assistance funds under s. Trans 6.04 (1) (c), the department shall consider the age and condition of items for which eligible applicants request funding, and the following funding hierarchy: (a) Urgent capital needs that, based…

Trans 6.07 Application for federal aids. (1) Eligible applicants may apply to the department for federal section 5311 funds. If more than one local public body will financially participate in the project, one body shall submit a single application on behalf of all. In those cases…

Trans 6.08 Reporting requirements. All grant recipients shall maintain books and records in the manner required by the department and shall make periodic and special reports as required by the department or by governing federal regulations. If the reports are not filed as require…

Trans 6.09 Labor protection requirements. Each eligible applicant, through formal resolution by its governing body, shall assume all responsibility and liability for all labor protection requirements imposed by the federal government to implement section 13 (c) of the urban mass …

Trans 6.10 Property management and disposition. (1) Grant recipients shall retain ownership of, and exercise continuing control over, equipment and facilities purchased with federal section 5311 funds throughout their useful life. Grant recipients shall ensure that equipment and …

Trans 6.11 Federal aid grant agreements. No eligible applicant shall receive federal section 5311 funds without full execution of a grant agreement with the department, and continuing adherence to the terms therein. History: Cr. Register, December, 1987, No. 384, eff. 1-1-88; CR …

Trans 8.01 Purpose and scope. The purpose of this chapter is to prescribe the policies and procedures which the department, acting on behalf of the governor, will use for the distribution of federal funds apportioned to the state of Wisconsin for mass transit assistance to urbani…

Trans 8.02 Definitions. (1) XCapital assistanceY means provision of funds to pay part of the cost of a capital project. (1m) XCapital projectY means any of the following for an eligible mass transit system: (a) The acquisition, construction, reconstruction or improvement of facil…

Trans 8.03 Distribution of federal assistance. The governor[s annual apportionment of federal section 5307 funds shall be distributed as follows: (1) (a) Funds apportioned to the governor and made available by the department for operating assistance shall be allocated annually am…

Trans 8.04 Reporting requirements. All eligible recipients receiving a grant of federal section 5307 funds shall maintain books and records in the manner required by the department and shall submit periodic and special reports as required by the department or by applicable federa…

UWS 1.01 Academic staff. XAcademic staffY means professional and administrative personnel, other than faculty and university staff, with duties and types of appointments that are primarily associated with higher education institutions or their administration. History: Cr. Registe…

UWS 1.02 Board of Regents or board. XBoard of RegentsY or XboardY means the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System. History: Cr. Register, January, 1975, No. 229, eff. 2-1-75; 2015 Wis. Act 330 s.

UWS 1.03 Department. XDepartmentY means a group of faculty members recognized by the faculty and chancellor of the institution, and the Board of Regents, as dealing with a common field of knowledge or as having a common or closely related disciplinary or interdisciplinary interes…

UWS 1.04 Faculty. XFacultyY means persons who hold the rank of professor, associate professor, assistant professor, or instructor in an academic department or its functional equivalent in an institution. The appointment of a member of the academic staff may be converted to a facu…

UWS 1.05 Faculty status. By action of the appropriate faculty body and chancellor of an institution, members of the academic staff may be designated as having Xfaculty status.Y XFaculty statusYmeans a right to participate in faculty governance of an institution in accordance with…

UWS 1.06 Institution. XInstitutionY means any university, or an organizational equivalent designated by the board. History: Cr. Register, January, 1975, No. 229, eff. 2-1-75.

UWS 1.07 University. XUniversityY means any baccalaureate or graduate degree granting institution. History: Cr. Register, January, 1975, No. 229, eff. 2-1-75.

UWS 1.08 Notice periods. (1) When an act is required by these rules to be done within a specified number of days: (a) Day shall mean calendar day, (b) The first day shall be the day after the event, such as receipt of a notice or conclusion of a hearing, (c) Each day after the fi…

UWS 10.01 Types of appointments. Academic staff appointments may be fixed term, probationary, or indefinite. Several probationary academic staff appointments may precede the granting of an indefinite appointment. Each institution shall develop guidelines concerning the categories…

UWS 10.02 Recruitment and letter of appointment. (1) Each institution shall develop procedures relating to recruitment of members of the academic staff. The procedures shall be consistent with board policy and state and federal laws with respect to nondiscriminatory and affirmati…

UWS 10.03 Appointments policies. (1) FIXED TERM APPOINTMENTS. Each institution of the system may employ academic staff members on fixed term appointments. Such appointments shall be for a fixed term to be specified in the letter of appointment, are renewable solely at the option …

UWS 10.04 Nonrenewal of probationary academic staff appointments. (1) Each institution shall establish procedures for dealing with instances where probationary academic staff are not renewed. Nonrenewal is not a dismissal under ch. UWS 11. A nonrenewed member of the academic staf…

UWS 10.05 Notice. (1) Written notice that a fixed term or probationary academic staff appointment will not be renewed shall be given to the appointee in advance of the expiration of the appointment as follows: (a) Fixed term appointments: At least 3 months before the end of the a…

UWS 11.01 Dismissal for cause-indefinite academic staff appointments.

UWS 11.015 Definitions. Subchapter II — Procedures for Academic Staff Dismissal in Non-Title IX Cases

UWS 11.016 Subchapter II definitions.

UWS 11.02 Responsibility for charges.

UWS 11.03 Hearing body.