Wis. Admin. Code Department of Natural Resources § NR 512.06 - Procedural requirements
An applicant shall comply with all applicable procedural requirements of ss. 289.21 to 289.32, Stats.
(1) LOCAL APPROVALS. An
applicant shall submit a written request including the standard notice
developed under s.
289.22(2),
Stats., to each affected municipality for the specification of all applicable
local approval requirements under s.
289.22(1m),
Stats. An applicant subject to s.
289.33,
Stats., shall apply for all applicable local approvals specified by a
municipality under s.
289.22(1m),
Stats., at least 120 days prior to submitting the feasibility report to the
department. If the municipality either fails to respond within 15 days after
the receipt of the written request from the applicant or indicates that there
are no applicable local approval requirements, the applicant may submit the
feasibility report 135 days after receipt by the municipality of the written
request from the applicant or 120 days after receipt of the response from the
municipality indicating that there are no local approval requirements,
whichever occurs first. The feasibility report shall contain a copy of all
requests for the specification of applicable local approvals, responses from
affected municipalities regarding any applicable local approvals, the standard
notice, and follow up applications for any applicable local approvals to
document that this requirement has been met.
(2) SUBMISSION OF REPORTS. An applicant shall
submit a feasibility report to the department in accordance with ss.
289.21 to
289.29,
Stats. At the same time, the applicant shall submit a copy of the initial site
report, the department's initial site report opinion, any applicable
pre-feasibility report and the feasibility report to each participating
municipality under s.
289.33(6)
(b), Stats. The applicant shall notify the
department of when and to whom the specified copies were submitted.
(3) COMPLETENESS. Within 60 days after a
feasibility report is submitted, the department shall determine whether or not
the feasibility report is complete. The department shall determine the
completeness of the feasibility report by determining whether or not the items
specified in the department's initial site report opinion letter and the
minimum requirements of this chapter have been met. If the report is
incomplete, the department shall notify the applicant in writing and specify
the information which shall be submitted in an addendum before the feasibility
report can be deemed complete. If the report is complete, the department shall
publish a class I public notice in accordance with s.
289.25(3),
Stats., and issue a preliminary determination stating whether or not an
environmental impact statement is required. The department may require the
applicant to submit additional information after determining that the
feasibility report is complete if the department establishes that the
feasibility of the proposed landfill cannot be determined without the
additional information.
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