Wisconsin Administrative Code

NR 126.07 Grant applications. (1) APPLICATION Municipalities shall submit applications in accordance with instructions and on forms supplied by the department. Applications shall be updated by the applicant as necessary to keep the information current. (2) DOCUMENTS TO ACCOMPANY …

NR 126.08 Departmental processing of applications. (1) PROJECT NUMBER ASSIGNMENT. Upon receipt of an application, the department will assign a project number in chronological order of receipt. The project number will be used on all documents and correspondence relating to the pro…

NR 126.09 Priority determination. The total of priority points shall be the sum of the applicable points for items in subs. (1) and (2) and the sum of points for each column in sub. (3). POINTS (1) STATUS OF PLANNING AND ENGINEERING. (a) Final detailed approvable construction pro…

NR 126.10 Priority ranking and notice of funding allocation. (1) PRIORITY RANKING. During January and July, all pending project applications (for which final approvable plans and specifications meeting chs. NR 108 and 110 have been submitted to or approved by the department) will…

NR 126.11 Offer and acceptance. (1) GRANT OFFER. (a) No grant offer shall be made for any project unless such the chapter was last published. NR 126.11 WISCONSIN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE project conforms with department requirements and has been determined by the department as entitle…

NR 126.12 Payment procedure. (1) PARTIAL PAYMENTS. Partial payments will be made after inspection at the 25, 50, 75 and 90% stages of completion of the project. (2) FINAL PAYMENT. Final payment will be made only after final inspection and audit and evidence of satisfactory operat…

NR 129.01 Purpose. The purpose of this chapter is to establish rules under s. 87.31, Stats., for administration of the state grant program to provide financial assistance to counties, cities, and villages for topographical mapping of floodplain and shoreland areas to assist in th…

NR 129.02 Applicability. This chapter shall apply to all applications submitted for state grants for floodplain and shoreland mapping under s. 87.31, Stats. History: Cr. Register, May, 1980, No. 293, eff. 6-1-80; am. Register, April, 1983, No. 328, eff. 5-1-83.

NR 129.03 Definitions. For the purposes of this chapter: (1) XApprovalY means the written approval of the department. (2) XAuthorized representativeY means the municipal official or employee designated by resolution of the governing body of a municipality to act on behalf of the …

NR 129.06 Eligible and ineligible costs. (1) ELIGIBLE COSTS. (a) The following project costs, whether incurred under contract or in the form of salaries and benefits, are eligible if they are allocatable to the mapping of eligible project areas and are not ineligible under sub. (…

NR 129.07 Grant awards. (1) GENERAL. Grant funds available under this program shall be allocated to those projects placed on a priority list, as determined by the criteria set forth in s. NR 129.08, in accordance with the following procedure: (a) The department shall establish a …

NR 129.08 Criteria for priority ranking. The following criteria shall be used to rank proposed mapping projects for the purpose of determining funding priority: the chapter was last published. 3 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES (1) Type of study or map information available: (a) D…

NR 129.09 Grant application. (1) PROCEDURE. (a) Applications shall be submitted to the department by February 1 to be considered for a mapping grant in the current fiscal year. (b) A separate grant application must be submitted to the department for each proposed floodplain or sh…

NR 129.10 Limitations on award. Before awarding grant assistance for any mapping project, the department shall determine that: (1) All applicable requirements of s. NR 129.09 have been met; (2) Costs under proposed contracts or subcontracts are fair and reasonable; and (3) The wo…

NR 129.11 State share. The state share shall not exceed 50% of the total eligible project costs. History: Cr. Register, May, 1980, No. 293, eff. 6-1-80.

NR 129.12 Mapping project period. (1) Completed maps shall be submitted to the department, in accordance with s. NR 129.14, within one year after the date of acceptance of the grant offer unless the department extends that period. If such an extension is warranted by the circumst…

NR 129.13 Specifications. (1) GENERAL. (a) Contracts between the grantee and the mapping consultant, and between the mapping consultant and subcontractors, if any, shall conform to the minimum mapping specifications set forth in this section, unless par. (b) is applicable. Note: …

NR 129.14 Map approval. After the mapping has been completed and approved by the grantee, the grantee shall submit 3 paper print copies of the finished maps and map index and 3 copies of the vertical control report to the department for approval. History: Cr. Register, May, 1980,…

NR 129.15 Grant payments. The grantee shall be paid the state share of those eligible project costs which have prior department approval in the following installments: (1) 75% of the state share of eligible costs shall be paid to the grantee within 60 days after the department ha…

NR 129.16 Ordinance adoption or amendment period. If the grantee fails to adopt the maps developed as a result of the grant project as official floodplain or shoreland zoning maps, or fails to adopt any necessary ordinances or amendments within 6 months after the department has a…

NR 129.17 Grantee accountability. (1) RECORDS. The grantee shall maintain such accounting records as are necessary in accordance with standard accounting procedures for receipt and disbursement of monies associated with the project and eligible for state grant participation. (2) …

NR 13.01 Purpose. This chapter is intended to regulate off-reservation treaty rights of treaty rights participants recognized by Lac Courte Oreilles Band v. Voigt, 700 F. 2d 341 (7th Cir. 1983) to the extent permissible under Lac Courte Oreilles v. State of Wisconsin, 668 F. Supp…

NR 13.02 Definitions. In addition to definitions established in ss. NR 10.001, 12.001, 19.001 and 20.03, the following definitions apply to this chapter. (1) XCeded territoryY means the territory in Wisconsin ceded by the Chippewa Indians to the United States in the Treaty of 183…

NR 13.03 Identification. A treaty rights participant shall be issued a photo identification card by his or her band and shall carry the card on his or her person when exercising treaty rights. Treaty rights participants shall display their photo identification card upon request b…

NR 13.035 Allocation. The department may limit the number of permits, tags or quota available to treaty rights participants so as to limit the Chippewa harvest in any harvest or management unit to no more than 50% of the total harvest within that harvest or management unit. Histo…

NR 13.04 Restrictions and department authority. (1) DEPARTMENT AUTHORITY. The following statutory and administrative code provisions are unaffected by Lac Courte Oreilles v. Voigt, 700 F. 2d 341 (7th Cir. 1983): (a) Statutory provisions. 1. Sections 23.09 and 23.11, Stats. Powers…

NR 13.05 Exceptions and modifications to s. NR 13.04. (1) SEASONS AND BAG LIMITS. Whenever a regulatory provision incorporated by this chapter in s. NR 13.04 refers to a season, possession limit or bag limit, the season, possession limit or bag limit of this chapter supersedes an…

NR 13.10 Restrictions. Subject to the modifications and exceptions of this subchapter, the following provisions are applicable to treaty rights participants: (1) STATUTORY PROVISIONS. (a) Section 29.509 (4), Stats., pertaining to recordkeeping (modified by s. NR 13.12 (12)). (b) …

NR 13.13 Notification, safe harvest and pulse fishing. (1) NOTIFICATION. Each band shall, no later than December 1 of each year, identify to the department those lakes to be harvested in the following year by methods for which a permit is required, and for which the bag limit is …

NR 13.14 Seasons, bag limits, total tribal quota, size limits and methods of taking. The following table applies to fishing by treaty rights participants for those kinds of fish and methods listed. (1) (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) Individual daily bag limit or TQ Maximum o…

NR 13.15 Use of set or bank poles and setlines. (1) PERMIT REQUIRED. No treaty rights participant may use, set, lift, attend or have in possession while on the inland waters any set or bank pole or setline unless he or she possesses on his or her person a permit authorizing use o…

NR 13.16 Use of traps, seines, dip nets and fyke nets. (1) PERMIT REQUIRED. No treaty rights participant may use, set, lift, attend or have in possession while on the inland waters any trap, seine or fyke net unless he or she possesses on his or her person a permit authorizing th…

NR 13.17 Use of spears. (1) PERMIT REQUIRED. No treaty rights participant may use or have in possession while on the inland waters any spear unless he or she possesses on his or her person a permit issued by the department authorizing the use of a spear. (2) GENERAL REQUIREMENTS.…

NR 13.18 Gill nets. (1) PERMIT REQUIRED. Prior to gill netting, a treaty rights participant shall obtain a permit from the department allowing the use of gill nets. The permit shall be issued daily using the following procedures and contain the following information. (a) Name of …

NR 13.19 Reporting and monitoring. (1) All treaty rights participants fishing by permit shall complete catch reports in the manner required by the department. (2) If catch reports are not returned, the department may reduce the TQ by the maximum bag limit allowed to the non-repor…

NR 13.195 Ice fishing with unattended lines. (1) No treaty rights participant may ice fish with unattended lines except in compliance with the following provisions: (a) All unattended lines shall have attached a single iron hook with a maximum 1/2 inch point to shank gape; (b) Al…

NR 13.196 Spearing and netting in streams. (1) The department in conjunction with the Chippewa bands may develop a list of streams and stream segments which have discrete in-stream populations. Upon development of a list, the department may issue permits for these waters pursuant…

NR 13.30 Restrictions. Subject to the modifications and exceptions in s. NR 13.32 (1) and (2) the following provisions are applicable to treaty rights participants engaged in hunting or trapping: (1) STATUTORY PROVISIONS. (a) Section 29.311, Stats. Lead shot shell restrictions. (…

NR 13.32 Statutory modifications and exceptions. (1) TRAP TAGS. Trap tags shall conform with the requirements of s. NR 13.05 (6). The provisions of s. 29.331 (1), Stats., relating to untagged traps remain applicable. (2) BACK TAGS AND CLOTHING COLOR. Back tags issued by the depar…

NR 13.34 Modifications to administrative code relating to migratory game bird hunting. (1) SEASON. Except as provided in this paragraph, open season for duck and goose hunting shall begin 15 days prior to the season established in s. NR 10.01 (1) (b) and continue through the resp…

NR 13.36 Modifications to administrative code relating to hunting small game, furbearers and protected wild animals. The seasons for hunting specified small game, furbearers and protected wild animals shall be as follows: (1) RUFFED GROUSE. Beginning on the day after Labor Day an…

NR 13.37 Modifications to administrative code relating to trapping small game, furbearers and protected animals. (1) CLOSED SEASON RESTRICTION. Traps and snares may not be set or placed during the closed seasons specified in sub. (2). (2) SEASONS. The seasons for trapping small g…

NR 13.38 Modifications to administrative code relating to deer hunting. (1) DEER SEASON. The deer season shall begin the day after Labor Day and continue through December 31. (2) TRIBAL ANTLERLESS DEER QUOTA. (a) Minimum antlerless deer harvest limit. The tribal antlerless deer q…

NR 13.40 Modifications to administrative code relating to handguns and crossbows. (1) HANDGUNS. Treaty rights participants may possess handguns authorized by s. NR 10.09 (1) (c) 1. c. in addition to other types of permissible firearms while hunting deer and bear. (2) CROSSBOWS. T…

NR 13.42 Modifications to administrative code relating to baiting hours and highways. (1) BAITING. Treaty rights participants may use bait not authorized in s. NR 10.07 (1) (g), including salt, but except honey provided the bait is marked with a metal identification tag stating t…

NR 13.44 Modifications to administrative code relating to bear hunting. (1) BEAR SEASON. The tribal bear hunting season shall begin on the day after Labor Day and continue through October 31. Both bait and dogs may be used. (2) TRIBAL BEAR QUOTA. The tribal bear quotas for each b…

NR 13.50 Definitions. In addition to definitions in s. NR 13.02, the following definitions apply to this subchapter: (1) XBandY means one of the Wisconsin Chippewa bands entitled to exercise off-reservation treaty rights under Lac Courte Oreilles v. Voigt, 700 F. 2d 341 (7th Cir.…