160.34 No mandatory well repair as a condition for testing. No regulatory agency may require as a condition for the testing of a private water system at the request of the owner that the owner agree to institute changes necessary to bring the construction or design of the water system into compliance with administrative rules in effect at the time of testing but not in effect prior to 1954.
History: 1983 a. 410; 1995 a. 378.
Structure Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations
Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations
Chapter 160 - Groundwater protection standards.
160.03 - Duties of department.
160.05 - Identification of groundwater contamination; categories.
160.07 - Establishment of enforcement standards; substances of public health concern.
160.09 - Establishment of enforcement standards; substances of public welfare concern.
160.13 - Methodology to establish enforcement standard.
160.15 - Establishment of preventive action limits.
160.17 - Collection of information.
160.19 - Regulatory agency; review of existing regulations; design and management criteria.
160.21 - Adoption of rules for regulatory responses for groundwater contamination.
160.23 - Implementation of responses for specific sites; preventive action limits.
160.25 - Implementation of responses for specific sites; enforcement standards.
160.255 - Exceptions for private on-site wastewater treatment systems.
160.257 - Exceptions for aquifer storage and recovery systems.
160.27 - Substances in groundwater; monitoring.
160.29 - Petitioning for rule making.
160.32 - Common law and liability.
160.33 - Public participation.
160.34 - No mandatory well repair as a condition for testing.