Wis. Admin. Code Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection ATCP 35.20 - Multiple responsible persons
(1) REIMBURSEMENT
LIMIT. If more than one responsible person is eligible for reimbursement under
this chapter for corrective action taken in response to one or more discharges
at the same discharge site, the combined amount paid to those responsible
persons may not exceed the maximum amount specified for a discharge under s.
ATCP 35.22 (4) (a) or a discharge site
under s.
ATCP 35.22 (1) or (2).
Note: See s. 94.73 (6) (am), Stats.
(2) NOTICE TO OTHER
RESPONSIBLE PERSONS.
(a) Before any
responsible person files a reimbursement application under s.
ATCP 35.06, that responsible person shall make a reasonable
effort to notify every other person, known to the applicant, who may be a
responsible person and who has incurred or may foreseeably incur corrective
action costs related to the same discharge site. The reimbursement application
shall identify every potentially responsible person whom the applicant has
notified or attempted to notify under this paragraph.
(b) The department may require an applicant
to notify other responsible persons, known to the department, who have incurred
or may foreseeably incur corrective action costs related to the same discharge
site.
Note: A responsible person who fails to give notice under sub. (2) may be liable to those not notified if, because of that failure, those persons are disqualified from all or part of the reimbursement to which they would otherwise be entitled.
(3) JOINT APPLICATION. The department shall
deny a reimbursement application unless every responsible person successfully
notified under sub. (2) includes the applicant's full claim for reimbursement
as part of the same joint application, or waives any claim for reimbursement
related to discharges to date at that discharge site. If a notified person
fails to submit an application within 30 days after receiving notice, or fails
to provide documentation under s.
ATCP 35.06 (1) within 60 days after
receiving notice, that failure constitutes a waiver of that person's claim with
respect to that application.
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