Wis. Admin. Code Department of Workforce Development § DWD 301.07 - Migrant labor camps
Current through March 28, 2022
(1) APPLICATION.
(a) The application fee for operating a
migrant labor camp shall be $50, plus the cost of water sampling and testing
under sub. (9) (e). Issuance of a certificate to operate will be contingent on
the camp satisfying the minimum standards of this chapter. The application fee
for a registration after March 31 shall be $100, plus the cost of water
sampling and testing under sub. (9) (e). The department shall review and make a
determination on an application under this subsection within 130 working days
after the application is received and within 20 working days after the camp has
been inspected. The department shall schedule each inspection promptly, taking
into consideration seasonal conditions and the employer's schedule for the use
of the camp. If 3 or more inspection visits are needed to certify, the
department shall charge an additional fee of $300 for the third inspection and
$500 for the fourth inspection and each subsequent inspection.
(b) A camp operator shall file a separate
application for a certificate to operate a migrant labor camp for each separate
migrant labor camp that the camp operator maintains. In determining whether
certain facilities constitute 2 or more separate migrant labor camps, the
department shall consider the distance separating the housing units and whether
or not there are shared facilities for the use of the people residing in the
housing units.
(c) The department
shall not conduct any inspection for an applicant under this subsection until
the application fee has been paid and the application has been filed.
(d) The department shall charge a fee of $100
for each partial inspection that is requested. A partial inspection is not an
additional inspection visit under par. (a).
(e) A visit to a migrant labor camp that is
solely for the purpose of obtaining a water sample for testing is not an
additional inspection visit under par. (a).
(f) If the only purpose for an additional
inspection visit is to verify that specified corrections have been made, the
department may instead accept a letter from the camp operator which verifies
that the corrections have been made.
(2) CLOSING ORDER. Within 3 working days from
the date of an order closing a camp, the department shall transmit the file and
a copy of the order to the attorney general or the district attorney for the
county in which the violation occurred for prosecution.
(3) NOTICE OF REVOCATION. Every notice of
revocation of a certificate to operate a camp shall be accompanied by a closing
order.
(4) GATES AND GATEWAYS.
"Gates and gateways" means a gate or gateway width of which is no less than the
aggregate width required for exits under chs.
SPS
361 to 365 on May 1, 1978 for a building the occupant
load of which is the same as the occupant load of the migrant labor
camp.
(5) DEFINITIONS.
(a) "Camp operator" means a person who
maintains a migrant labor camp.
(b)
"Common use facilities" means structures or areas other than sleeping or living
quarters designed to be used by camp occupants not members of the same
family.
(c) "Occupant" means any
person who lives in a migrant labor camp.
(d) "Service buildings" means common use
facilities for toilets, lavatories, showers and laundry facilities.
(6) PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.
(a) Except as provided under par. (b), plans
and specifications for all new construction including additions to existing
buildings intended for use as housing or common use facilities shall be
approved by the department before letting contracts or commencing work.
Note: Plans and specifications for all new construction, including additions to existing buildings, may also require the approval of the Department of Safety and Professional Services under the Wisconsin Commercial Building Code. Contact the Department of Safety and Professional Services, Division of Safety and Buildings, 201 W. Washington Avenue, Madison, WI 53703 for further information.
(b)
An operator constructing any of the following buildings shall not be required
to submit plans and specifications under par. (a) if the operator submits
notice of intent to construct such a building to the department prior to
constructing such a building:
1. Single story
buildings for use as housing for not more than 2 families.
2. Buildings for use by not more than 10
persons not members of the same family.
3. Common use facilities containing less than
25,000 cubic feet total volume providing they have no floor or roof span
greater than 30 feet and are not more than 2 stories high.
(c) Three copies of plans and one copy of
specifications are required for approval.
(d) Plans shall include:
1. A plot plan of the migrant camp which
includes the location and grades of adjoining streets, alleys, lot lines and
any other buildings on the same lot or property.
2. Name of owner.
3. Intended use or uses of all rooms, and the
number of persons to be accommodated therein.
(e) All requirements of chs.
SPS
361 to 365, Wisconsin Commercial Building Code
applicable to approval of plans shall apply unless specifically exempted from
this code.
(f) One set of approved
plans shall be kept by the owner or camp operator and made available to the
inspector.
(7) VARIANCES.
(a) The department may, upon written
application by a camp operator and inspection by a migrant labor inspector,
grant written permission to individual camp operators to vary temporarily from
particular provisions set forth in this section, which variance may not extend
beyond March 31 of the year immediately following the year of approval, if the
extent of the variance is clearly specified and if the camp operator
demonstrates to the department that:
1. A
variance is necessary to obtain a beneficial use of an existing
facility;
2. A variance is
necessary to prevent a practical difficulty or unnecessary hardship;
and
(b) The department
may, upon written application by a camp operator and inspection by a migrant
labor inspector, grant written permission to a camp operator to permanently
vary from the provisions of this section if:
1. The camp operator satisfies the
requirements of par. (a) 1. and 2.
2. Appropriate alternative measures have been
taken to protect the health and safety of the occupants and to assure that the
purpose of the provisions from which variance is sought will be
observed.
(c) Written
application for a variance under this subsection shall be filed with the
department. A variance shall not be effective until granted in writing by the
department.
Note: The application form for a variance may be obtained by request from the Bureau of Migrant, Refugee, and Labor Services, P.O. Box 7972, Madison WI 53707-7972.
(8) HOUSING SITE.
(a) Housing sites shall be well drained and
free from depressions in which water may stagnate.
(b) Housing shall not be subject to, or in
proximity to conditions which create or are likely to create or attract insects
or be subject to noise, traffic, or any similar hazardous condition.
(c) Grounds within the housing site shall be
free from debris, noxious plants (poison ivy, etc.) and uncontrolled weeds or
brush.
(d) The housing site shall
provide a space for recreation reasonably related to the size of the facility
and type of occupancy.
(e) No
mobile home unit shall be located less than 10 feet from any other building or
from the boundary line of the premises on which it is located.
(f)
1. To
insure that the housing site is not subject to a hazardous condition arising
from pesticide application, the camp operator shall give notice to camp
occupants immediately or as soon as reasonably possible, of the aerial
application of pesticides on immediately adjacent land, as defined in ch. ATCP
29, which is owned or controlled by another party, such notice having been
received by the camp operator. Camp operators shall request this notice from
persons who own or control adjacent land.
2. To insure that the housing site is not
subject to a hazardous condition arising from pesticide application, the camp
operator shall provide to camp occupants advance notice of at least 24 hours of
any pesticide application on any land adjacent to the camp which is owned or
controlled by the camp operator. If the application date or time is changed so
that the application will occur before or after the intended date or time
specified in the original notice of application, a new notice shall be given as
soon as possible prior to the application. In this subdivision, "adjacent
land"means land within 250 feet of the housing site, including land separated
from the camp by a roadway.
3. As
used in subds. 1. and 2., notice shall be given in English and in the language
of the camp occupants, if other than English, by posting a written statement on
a camp bulletin board or at the location where the camp occupants report for
work in a place where it can be easily seen by the camp occupants. The notice
shall include, but not be limited to: the intended date and time of
application, the location of the land on which the pesticide is expected to be
applied, the trade or common name of the pesticide and a statement from the
pesticide label of the practical treatment for potential side effects,
including but not limited to emergency first aid measures and information for
physicians on treatment of poisons.
(9) WATER SUPPLY.
(a) An adequate and convenient supply of
water safe for human consumption shall be provided for the camp occupants. As
used in this subsection, "safe for human consumption" means:
1. That a water sample obtained within the 6
month period prior to the date the camp is to be occupied has been found
bacteriologically safe by a state approved laboratory; and
2. That the water sample has been analyzed by
the approved laboratory for nitrate concentration and found to contain a
nitrate-nitrogen level not exceeding 10 milligrams per litre. If the
nitrate-nitrogen level exceeds 10 milligrams per litre, a camp may be certified
provided that:
a. A notice is posted at each
water outlet, and actual notice is provided, in language understandable by the
camp occupants, stating that the water may be hazardous to the health of
infants under 6 months of age and to pregnant women; and
b. A supply of water containing a
nitrate-nitrogen level not exceeding 10 milligrams per litre is provided for
consumption by infants and pregnant women and the notice informs the camp
occupants that this supply of water for infants and pregnant women is
available.
(c) Common drinking cups shall not be
permitted.
(d) Drinking fountains
shall not be located in toilet rooms.
(e) The department shall conduct the water
sampling and testing for each camp. The cost of the testing and sampling shall
be included in the application fee under s. DWD 301.07(1) (a).
Note: The requirement for water testing applies only to well water. In addition, the camp operator has the option of doing sampling and testing in the 6 month period before occupancy and submitting the results to the department.
(10) EXCRETA AND LIQUID WASTE DISPOSAL.
(a) Facilities shall be provided and
maintained for effective disposal of excreta and liquid waste in a manner which
neither creates nor is likely to create a nuisance, or a hazard to
health.
(b) Raw or treated liquid
waste shall not be discharged or allowed to accumulate on the ground surface of
the camp.
(c) If public sewer
systems are available, all facilities for disposal of excreta and liquid wastes
shall be connected thereto.
(d) If
public sewers are not available, a subsurface septic tank, seepage system or
other type of liquid waste treatment and disposal system shall be
provided.
(11) HOUSING.
(a) Housing shall comply with the following
codes or sections of this code.
1. Structural
design and construction shall meet requirements of chs.
SPS
361 to 365, Wisconsin Commercial Building
Code.
2. Exit requirements shall be
as specified under sub. (21).
3.
Maintenance of facilities shall be as specified under sub. (22).
(b) Housing shall have flooring
constructed of rigid materials, smooth finished, readily cleanable, and so
located as to prevent the entrance of ground and surface water.
(c) The following space requirements shall be
met:
1. Each room used for sleeping purposes
shall contain at least 50 square feet of floor space for each
occupant.
2. In a room where
workers cook, live, and sleep a minimum of 100 square feet per person shall be
provided.
(cm) Only a
single family may live in a one-family housing unit, except as approved by the
department. A single family may include parents and their unmarried children,
grandparents, unaccompanied married children, and dependent minor relatives.
The department may allow other individuals to share a one-family housing unit
with a family, taking into consideration the following factors:
1. Respect for the integrity of the migrant
family.
2. Privacy of the
occupants.
3. Preference of family
members.
4. Relationship of the
occupants.
5. Size of the
unit.
6. Health and safety
concerns.
7. The employer's
justification.
8. Compliance with
this chapter, s.
106.50, Stats., and
other applicable law.
(d) Housing used for a family with one or
more children over 6 years of age shall have a room or partitioned sleeping
area for the spouses. The partition shall be of rigid materials and installed
so as to provide reasonable privacy.
(e) In dormitory accommodations a camp
operator shall make available upon request curtains, or partitions to permit
reasonable privacy between individual sleeping units. A double bunk bed shall
be considered an individual sleeping unit.
(f) Separate sleeping accommodations shall be
provided for all the members of each sex or for each family.
1. Partitions between living units in a
multifamily shelter shall extend from the floor to the ceiling of the
shelter.
(g) There shall
be adequate and separate arrangements for hanging clothing and storing personal
effects for each person or family.
(h) The floor area in each living unit shall
have a minimum ceiling height of 7 feet.
(i) Each habitable room shall have at least
one window or skylight opening directly to the out-of-doors.
1. The minimum total window or skylight
areas, including windows in doors, shall equal at least 10% of the usable floor
area.
2. The total window area
which opens shall equal at least 45% of the minimum window or skylight area
required, unless comparable adequate ventilation is supplied by mechanical or
some other method.
(12) SCREENING.
(a) All outside openings shall be protected
with screening of not less than 16 mesh.
(b) All screen doors shall be tight fitting,
in good repair and equipped with self-closing devices.
(13) HEATING.
(a) All living quarters and service buildings
shall be provided with permanently installed, operable heating equipment
capable of maintaining a temperature of at least 68° F.
(c) A stove or other source of heat utilizing
combustible fuel shall be installed and vented in such a manner as to prevent
fire hazards and a dangerous concentration of gases and shall be in compliance
with chs.
SPS
361 to 365, Wisconsin Commercial Building
Code.
(e) If a solid or liquid fuel
stove is used in a room with wood or other combustible flooring, the stove
shall sit on a concrete slab, insulated metal sheet, or other fireproof
material, extending at least 24 inches beyond the perimeter of the base of the
stove.
(f) Any wall or ceiling
within 24 inches of a solid or liquid fuel stove or a stovepipe shall be of
fireproof material.
(g) An approved
vented metal collar shall be installed around a stovepipe, or vent passing
through a wall, ceiling, floor or roof.
(h) If a heating system has automatic
controls, the control shall be of the approved type which cuts off the fuel
supply upon failure or interruption of the flame or ignition, or whenever a
predetermined safe temperature or pressure is exceeded.
(14) ELECTRICITY AND LIGHTING.
(a) All housing sites shall be provided with
electric service.
(b) Each
habitable room and all common use rooms, and areas including, without
limitation due to enumeration: laundry rooms, toilets, hallways, stairways,
shall contain adequate ceiling or wall type light fixtures.
(d) Adequate lighting shall be provided for
the yard area, and pathways to common use facilities.
(e) All electrical wiring and lighting
fixtures shall be installed and maintained in a safe condition and shall comply
with the provisions of ch. SPS 316.
(f) Common use facilities shall be provided
with a light switch at the entrance door.
(g) Illumination of common use facilities
shall be not less than 10 foot candles 30 inches above the floor.
(h) Public passageways, stairway and exit
doors shall be illuminated in accordance with chs.
SPS
361 to 365, Wisconsin Commercial Building
Code.
(15) TOILETS.
(a) All toilet rooms shall comply with the
applicable provisions of chs.
SPS
361 to 365, except that privies are not
permitted.
(c) Urinals of the
approved type shall be provided in toilets to be used by 10 or more males in
the ratio of one per 40 males or fraction thereof.
(d) Except in individual family units,
separate toilet accommodations for men and women shall be provided.
1. If toilet facilities for men and women are
in the same building they shall be separated by a solid wall from floor to roof
or ceiling.
2. Toilets shall be
distinctly marked "men" and "women" in English and in the language of the
persons expected to occupy the housing.
(e) Where common use toilet facilities are
provided, an adequate and accessible supply of toilet tissue, with holders
shall be furnished.
(f) All common
use toilets shall be well lighted and ventilated and shall be clean and
sanitary.
(g) Toilet seats shall be
of impervious material or shall be well painted or varnished.
(h) Toilet facilities shall be located within
200 feet of each living unit.
(m)
Service facilities and existing facilities constructed and existing facilities
converted to housing for migrants shall have water closets.
(16) BATHING, LAUNDRY AND HANDWASHING.
(a) Bathing and handwashing facilities,
supplied with adequate hot and cold water under pressure, shall be provided for
the use of all occupants.
(b) The
facilities shall be clean and sanitary and located within 200 feet of each
living unit.
(c) There shall be a
minimum ratio of showerheads as set forth in chs.
SPS
361 and 362.
(d) Showerheads shall be spaced at least 3
feet apart, with a minimum of 9 square feet of floor space per unit or shall be
placed in a commercially available 30 inch shower stall (at least 6.25 square
feet area).
(e) Floors of showers
shall be constructed of nonabsorbent, nonskid materials and sloped to properly
constructed floor drains.
(f) If
common use shower facilities for both sexes are located in the same building,
the facilities shall be separated by a solid opaque and nonabsorbent wall
extending from the floor to ceiling or roof, and shall be plainly designated
"men" or "women" in English and in the language of the persons expected to
occupy the housing.
(g) Adequate
dry dressing space shall be provided in common use shower facilities.
(h) Except in individual family units,
separate shower facilities shall be provided for each sex.
(i) Each shower unit for women shall be
enclosed with a separate compartment.
(j) Each shower compartment for women shall
be supplemented by an individual dressing compartment.
(k) Lavatories or equivalent units shall be
provided in a ratio as set forth in chs.
SPS
361 and 362.
(L) Mechanical or automatic laundry
facilities, supplied with adequate hot and cold water under pressure, shall be
provided for the use of all occupants.
(o) In any migrant labor camp, or laundry
facility in an existing migrant labor camp, the camp operator shall provide
mechanical or automatic washers in the ratio of one per 30 persons.
(p) If a mechanical washer is provided under
par. (o), at least one laundry tray, tub or sink per washer shall be
provided.
(q) If an automatic
washer is provided under par. (o), at least one laundry tray, tub or sink shall
be provided per facility.
(17) COOKING AND EATING FACILITIES.
(a) If workers or their families are
permitted or required to cook in their individual unit, a space shall be
provided and equipped for cooking and eating. Such space shall be provided
with:
1. A cookstove with an oven.
2. Adequate food storage shelves and a
counter for food preparation.
3.
Provisions for mechanical refrigeration of food at a temperature of not more
than 45°F.
4. A table and
chairs or equivalent seating and eating arrangements, all commensurate with the
capacity of the unit.
5. Adequate
lighting and ventilation.
6. An
adequate sink with hot and cold water under pressure.
(b) If workers or their families are
permitted or required to cook and eat in a common facility, a room or building
separate from the sleeping facilities shall be provided for cooking and eating.
Such room or building shall be provided with:
1. Stoves with an oven in a ratio of one
stove to 10 persons or one stove to 2 families.
2. Adequate food storage shelves and a
counter for food preparation.
3.
Mechanical refrigeration for food at a temperature of not more than
45°F.
4. Tables and chairs or
equivalent seating adequate for the intended use of the facility.
5. Adequate sinks with hot and cold water
under pressure.
6. Adequate
lighting and ventilation.
7. Floors
shall be of nonabsorbent, easily cleaned materials.
(c) If central mess facilities are provided,
the kitchen and mess hall shall be in proper proportion to the capacity of the
housing and shall be separate from the sleeping quarters.
(d) Central mess facilities operated by or
for the camp operator shall be in accordance to the following:
1. The kitchen and dining room shall be
separated from sleeping quarters and toilet rooms.
2. No kitchen or dining room shall be used
for sleeping purposes.
3. Kitchen
and dining room tables and chairs or benches shall be so constructed as to be
easily kept clean.
4. Table tops or
coverings shall be smooth and free from cracks.
5. Dishes and utensils shall be of
nontarnishable materials, free from cracks and easily cleaned.
6. Cooking utensils shall be stored on racks
or suspended on hooks at least 12 inches above the floor.
7. The kitchen and dining room shall be swept
daily, preferably with sweeping compound to lay the dust.
8. The kitchen and dining room shall be
scrubbed with hot soap suds or suitable detergent at least once a week and
preferably more often during a rainy period.
9. Dining tables shall be washed with soap or
suitable detergent and water after each meal.
10. Handwashing facilities shall be provided
in kitchens and shall include hot and cold water under pressure, soap and
individual toweling for use by kitchen personnel only.
11. Cooks and all food handlers shall be
clean and wear clean clothing.
12.
A sink with ample facilities for providing hot and cold water under pressure
shall be provided for washing dishes and kitchen utensils.
13. All dishes and utensils shall be
thoroughly scraped and shall be washed and scalded or disinfected.
14. All dishes and utensils shall be air
dried.
15. All milk used shall
either be adequately pasteurized, evaporated or powdered.
16. Perishable foods such as meats, milk,
butter, eggs and salads shall be kept under refrigeration not to exceed
40°F.
17. Refrigerators shall
be thoroughly washed with hot water and soap or suitable detergents at least
once a week.
18. Nonperishable
foods shall be stored in clean and rodent proof containers elevated above the
floor.
19. The wall surface
adjacent to cooking areas shall be of fire-resistant material and shall comply
with chs.
SPS
361 to 365, Wisconsin Commercial Building
Code.
(18)
GARBAGE AND OTHER REFUSE.
(a) Durable, fly
tight, clean containers in good condition of a minimum capacity of 20 gallons,
shall be provided adjacent to each housing unit for the storage of garbage and
other refuse.
(b) Refuse containers
shall be provided in a minimum ratio of 1 per 10 persons.
(c) Refuse shall be collected at least twice
a week, or more often if necessary.
(d) The disposal of refuse, which includes
garbage, shall be in accordance with state and local law.
(19) INSECT AND RODENT CONTROL. Housing and
facilities shall be free of insects, rodents and other vermin.
(20) SLEEPING FACILITIES.
(a) Sleeping facilities shall be provided for
each person.
(b) Sleeping
facilities shall consist of comfortable beds or bunks, and shall be provided
with clean mattresses covered with a sanitized, waterproof material.
(c) Any bedding provided by the camp operator
shall be clean and sanitary.
(d)
Sleeping facilities may not contain triple deck bunks.
(e) The clear space above the top of the
lower mattress of a double deck bunk and the bottom of the upper deck shall be
a minimum of 27 inches.
(f) The
distance from the top of the upper mattress to the ceiling shall be a minimum
of 36 inches.
(g) Sleeping
facilities may not contain beds used for double occupancy except in family
accommodations.
(21)
FIRE, SAFETY AND FIRST AID.
(a) All buildings
shall be constructed and maintained in accordance with applicable state or
local fire and safety laws.
(b) Any
family housing and housing units for less than 10 persons, of one story
construction, shall have 2 means of escape.
(c) One of the 2 required means of escape may
be a readily accessible window with space of not less than 24 x 24 inches which
may be opened.
(d) All sleeping
quarters intended for use by 10 or more persons, central dining facilities and
common assembly rooms shall have at least 2 doors remotely separated so as to
provide alternate means of escape to the outside or to an interior
hall.
(e) Sleeping and common use
rooms located on or above the second story shall comply with the state and
local fire and building codes relative to multi-story dwellings except that:
1. On two-story buildings a modified class
`A' fire escape constructed of wood may be provided as a second exit serving
not more than 8 persons.
2. The
fire escape and its connectors shall be capable of supporting 100 pounds per
square foot and shall be fastened to the building by through bolts (at least
7/8 inch diameter and nut and washer (at least 4 inch diameter).
(em)
1. Except as provided in subd. 3., a migrant
camp operator shall install portable smoke detectors in all of the following
locations:
a. In each sleeping area of each
housing unit or elsewhere in the unit within 6 feet of the doorway of each
sleeping area and not in a kitchen.
b. In the basement of each housing
unit.
c. At the head of any
stairway on each floor level of each housing unit.
2. Each portable smoke detector shall be
installed no closer than 3 to 12 inches from the ceiling, except a camp
operator may follow a manufacturer's recommendation on the installation of a
particular smoke detector in a different location if the camp operator provides
the department's migrant labor inspector with proof of the manufacturer's
installation recommendation at the time of the camp inspection.
3. This paragraph does not apply to buildings
with permanently wired smoke detectors installed by a professional electrician
at the time of construction.
4. A
smoke detector required under this paragraph shall be approved by underwriters
laboratory.
(f) Exit
lights and signs shall be provided in accordance with chs.
SPS
361 to 365, Wisconsin Commercial Building
Code.
(g) Fire extinguishing
equipment shall be provided in a readily accessible place located not more than
100 feet from each housing unit.
(h) Fire extinguishing equipment shall
provide protection equal to a 21/2gallon stored pressure or 5 gallon pump type
water extinguisher.
(i) First aid
facilities shall be provided and readily accessible for use at all
times.
(j) First aid facilities
shall be equivalent to the 16 unit First Aid Kit recommended by the American
red cross, and shall be provided in a ratio of 1 per 50 persons, except as
provided under par. (k).
(k) A kit
supplied to each family shall be deemed to satisfy the requirements of par. (i)
if it contains at least the following items:
1. 31/2 yards gauze bandage 1 inch
width.
2. 11/2 yards 1/2 inch
adhesive tape.
3. 12 adhesive
bandages.
4. 7/8 oz. first aid
cream.
5. Two 2 x 2 2-12 ply gauze
pads.
(L) No flammable
or volatile liquids or materials may be stored in or adjacent to rooms used for
living purposes, unless needed for current household use.
(m) Agricultural pesticides and toxic
chemicals may not be stored in the housing area.
(22) CAMP OPERATORS' AND OCCUPANTS'
RESPONSIBILITIES.
(a) A camp operator or agent
may establish reasonable rules relating to the responsibility of camp occupants
as to camp occupancy and care. A copy of all such rules shall be posted in the
camp where they can be easily seen by the camp occupants and shall be given to
the occupants together with the work agreement. All such rules shall be written
in English and, if the customary language of any occupant is not English, in
the language of the occupant.
(b) A
camp operator or agent shall:
1. Clearly
explain to camp occupants their responsibilities under any rules established
under par. (a).
2. At least once a
week inspect the camp area, structures, toilets, showers, and other facilities
and see that each is maintained in a clean and orderly condition and that
broken or damaged property is promptly repaired.
3. Designate an individual to maintain the
grounds and common use facilities in a clean and orderly condition at least
daily, except that in camps occupied by 100 or more persons, the camp operator
shall provide a full-time person to perform all duties required under this
paragraph.
4. Designate an
individual or employee to be responsible for the compliance with this section.
Such person's name shall appear on the material posted under sub.
(24).
(c) Each occupant
of a camp shall:
1. Use the sanitary and
other facilities furnished by the camp.
2. Keep in a clean and orderly manner that
part of the camp and premise which the occupant occupies or uses.
3. Be responsible for the cleanliness of the
dwelling units to which the occupant has been assigned and adjacent
grounds.
4. Dispose of rubbish and
garbage by placing it in containers provided for rubbish and garbage.
(23) INSPECTION.
(a) All migrant labor camps including
individual dwelling units shall be opened to inspection at all reasonable
daylight hours by representatives of the department.
(b) The department inspector shall make the
inspector's presence known to the camp operator or an adult member of the
operator's immediate family or the person designated as responsible for
compliance with this section and to any affected occupant before making an
inspection.
(24) POSTING
OF RULES. A copy of this section prepared by the department in English and in
the language of the camp occupants if other than English, shall be posted in
the camp or where the occupants report for work in a place easily seen by the
camp occupants. The copy shall state where copies of the rules may be
obtained.
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