Wisconsin Administrative Code

NR 149.444 Initial instrument calibration requirements.

NR 149.446 Continuing instrument calibration requirements. NR 149.45 Measurement traceability. NR 149.47 Reporting results. NR 149.48 Quality control requirements for chemical testing. NR 149.50 Technology requirements. 206 ] Land Disposal Of Municipal And Domestic Wastewaters, 2…

NR 149.45 Measurement traceability. The laboratory shall maintain all analytical and technical records containing raw and derived data or original observations necessary to allow historical reconstruction of all laboratory activities that contributed to generating reported result…

NR 149.47 Reporting results. (1) GENERAL PROVI(a) The laboratory shall report results of each test performed by the laboratory in accordance with any requirements or instructions specified in the methods or by the department. (b) The laboratory shall quantitate sample results onl…

NR 149.48 Quality control requirements for chemical testing. (1) GENERAL REQUIREMENTS. (a) A laboratory shall establish a quality control program that includes the analysis of appropriate quality control samples and quality control procedures that define their practices. These qu…

NR 149.50 Technology requirements. The purpose of this section is to establish minimum requirements that can significantly affect data quality but are not always clearly or consistently addressed in all approved methods. Note: The Department will take the applicability of these r…

NR 150.01 Purpose. This chapter outlines the definitions, procedures and criteria to be used by the department in the implementation of s. 1.11, Stats. The purpose of this chapter is to assure that the department decisionmakers, other decisionmakers, and the interested public hav…

NR 150.02 Applicability. This chapter shall apply to all department actions which may negatively affect the quality of the human environment and to consideration of strategic natural resource issues or policies which may involve unresolved conflicts concerning alternative uses of…

NR 150.03 Definitions. (1) XActionY means any final decision by the department to exercise the department[s statutory or administrative rule authority that affects the quality of the human environment including actions under s. NR 150.20 (1m) to (4), but not including policies as…

NR 150.04 Policy. (1) (a) In accordance with the Wisconsin and national environmental policy acts and regulations issued by the president[s council on environmental quality, it is the intention of the natural resources board to declare a policy that will encourage productive and …

NR 150.05 WEPA Coordinator. The department shall the chapter was last published. 3 DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES designate a qualified staff person as WEPA coordinator to coordinate and oversee performance of WEPA requirements under this chapter. The WEPA coordinator shall do a…

NR 150.10 Strategic analysis. (1) PURPOSE. This section establishes the procedures to fulfill the requirements of s. 1.11 (2) (e) and (h), Stats. (1m) IDENTIFICATION OF ISSUES. (a) Policies. The department shall conduct a strategic analysis for all new or revised policies if both…

NR 150.20 Environmental analysis of department actions. (1) PURPOSE. This section establishes the procedures to fulfill the requirements of s. 1.11 (2) (c), Stats. (1m) MINOR ACTIONS. The following actions do not require environmental analysis under this chapter because they are …

NR 150.30 EIS action analysis. (1) PREPARATION OF (a) Draft and Final EIS. The department shall prepare a draft EIS and a final EIS. (am) Notification. As required by s. 23.40 (2), Stats., the department shall notify an applicant when the department determines that it will follow…

NR 150.35 WEPA Compliance determination. (1) Actions under s. NR 150.20 (2) to (4) may not be taken until a determination is publicly announced or noticed regarding compliance with this chapter unless statutory deadlines preclude compliance with the procedural requirements of thi…

NR 150.40 Cooperation with other agencies. (1) REVIEW OF OTHER AGENCY ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSES. The department may comment on the environmental analyses prepared by other state and federal agencies for WEPA or NEPA compliance. To the extent possible, the department shall review and…

NR 150.50 Document retention and management. The department shall maintain a publicly accessible and searchable record system to provide public access to public announcements, strategic analyses, EIS analyses, and WEPA compliance determinations prepared by the department in compl…

NR 151.001 Purpose.

NR 151.002 Definitions.

NR 151.003 BMP Location.

NR 151.004 State targeted performance standards.

NR 151.005 Performance standard for total maximum daily loads.

NR 151.006 Applicability of maximum extent practicable. Subchapter II — Agricultural Performance Standards and Prohibitions NR 151.01 Purpose.

NR 151.01 Purpose. The purpose of this subchapter is to prescribe performance standards and prohibitions in accordance with the implementation and enforcement procedures contained in ss. NR 151.09 and 151.095 for agricultural facilities, operations and practices. NR 151.004 State…

NR 151.015 Definitions. NR 151.02 Sheet, rill and wind erosion performance standard. NR 151.03 Tillage setback performance standard. NR 151.04 Phosphorus index performance standard. NR 151.05 Manure storage facilities performance standards.

NR 151.02 Sheet, rill and wind erosion performance standard. (1) All land where crops or feed are grown, including pastures, shall be managed to achieve a soil erosion rate equal to, or less than, the XtolerableY (T) rate established for that soil. (2) This standard first applies…

NR 151.03 Tillage setback performance standard. The purpose of this standard is to prevent tillage operations from destroying stream banks and depositing soil directly in surface waters. In this section, Xsurface waterY has the meaning given in s. NR 102.03 (7). (1) No crop produ…

NR 151.04 Phosphorus index performance standard. (1) All crop and livestock producers shall comply with this section. (2) (a) Croplands, pastures, and winter grazing areas shall average a phosphorus index of 6 or less over the accounting period and may not exceed a phosphorus ind…

NR 151.05 Manure storage facilities performance standards. (1) APPLICABILITY. All livestock producers building new manure storage facilities, substantially altering manure storage facilities, or choosing to abandon their manure storage facilities shall comply with this section. (…

NR 151.055 Process wastewater handling performance standard. NR 151.06 Clean water diversion performance standard. NR 151.07 Nutrient management.

NR 151.06 Clean water diversion performance standard. (1) All livestock producers within a water quality management area shall comply with this section. (2) Runoff shall be diverted away from contacting feedlot, manure storage areas and barnyard areas within water quality managem…

NR 151.07 Nutrient management. (1) All crop producers and livestock producers that apply manure or other nutrients directly or through contract to agricultural fields shall comply with this section. Note: Manure management requirements for concentrated animal feeding operations c…

NR 151.075 Silurian bedrock performance standards. NR 151.08 Manure management prohibitions. NR 151.09 Implementation and enforcement procedures for cropland performance standards.

NR 151.08 Manure management prohibitions. (1) All livestock producers shall comply with this section. (2) A livestock operation shall have no overflow of manure storage facilities. (3) A livestock operation shall have no unconfined manure pile in a water quality management area. …

NR 151.09 Implementation and enforcement procedures for cropland performance standards. (1) PURPOSE. The purpose of this section is to identify the procedures the department will follow in implementing and enforcing the cropland performance standards pursuant to ss. 281.16 (3) an…

NR 151.095 Implementation and enforcement procedures for livestock performance standards and prohibitions.

NR 151.096 Local livestock operation ordinances and regulations.

NR 151.097 Variances. Subchapter III — Non-Agricultural Performance Standards NR 151.10 Purpose.

NR 151.10 Purpose. This subchapter establishes performance standards, as authorized by s. 281.16 (2) (a), Stats., for non-agricultural facilities and practices that cause or may cause nonpoint runoff pollution. These performance standards are intended to limit nonpoint runoff pol…

NR 151.105 Construction site performance standard for non-permitted sites. NR 151.11 Construction site performance standard for sites of one acre or more. NR 151.12 Post-construction performance standard for new development and redevelopment.

NR 151.11 Construction site performance standard for sites of one acre or more. (1) DETERMINATION OF SOIL LOSS. In this section, soil loss is calculated using the appropriate rainfall or runoff factor, also referred to as the R factor, or an equivalent design storm using a type I…

NR 151.12 Post-construction performance standard for new development and redevelopment. (1) GENERAL. In this section: (a) XPost-construction siteY means a construction site subject to regulation under this subchapter, after construction is completed and final stabilization has oc…

NR 151.121 Post-construction performance standards.

NR 151.122 Total suspended solids performance standard.

NR 151.123 Peak discharge performance standard. NR 151.124 NR 151.125 NR 151.126 NR 151.127 NR 151.128 NR 151.13 NR 151.14 NR 151.15 Infiltration performance standard. Protective areas performance standard. Fueling and vehicle maintenance areas performance standard. Location. Tim…

NR 151.124 Infiltration performance standard. (1) REQUIREMENT. BMPs shall be designed, installed, and maintained to infiltrate runoff in accordance with the following or to the maximum extent practicable: (a) Low imperviousness. For development up to 40 percent connected impervio…

NR 151.125 Protective areas performance standard. (1) DEFINITION. In this section, Xprotective areaY means an area of land that commences at the top of the channel of lakes, streams and rivers, or at the delineated boundary of wetlands, and that is the greatest of the following w…