Wisconsin Statutes Environmental Regulation (Ch. 280 to 299) § 283.83. Continuing planning process

(a) Adequate effluent limitations and schedules of compliance;

(b) The incorporation of all elements of any applicable areawide water quality management plans, basin plans and statewide land use plans;

(c) Total maximum daily load for pollutants;

(d) Procedures for revision;

(e) Procedures for intergovernmental cooperation;

(f) Implementation procedures, including schedules of compliance, for revised or new water quality standards;

(g) Controls over the disposition of all residual waste from any water treatment processing;

(h) An inventory and ranking, in order of priority, of needs for construction of waste treatment works required to meet applicable requirements.

(1m)(a) The department shall approve or reject proposed revisions to the areawide water quality management plan for the area consisting of Dane County. The department shall base a decision under this paragraph on whether the proposed revision complies with the water quality standards under s. 281.15. The department may place conditions on its approval of a proposed revision to the plan.

(b) The department, or a person contracting with the department under par. (f), may not require information concerning a proposed revision to the areawide water quality management plan for the area consisting of Dane County other than information that is reasonably necessary to determine whether the proposed revision complies with water quality standards under s. 281.15.

(e) The department may not contract with Dane County or any of its subunits, including the Dane County lakes and watershed commission, to provide advisory services relating to the review of proposed revisions to the areawide water quality management plan for the area consisting of Dane County.

(f) Except as provided in par. (e), the department may contract with a regional planning commission or other entity to provide advisory services relating to the review of proposed revisions to the areawide water quality management plan for the area consisting of Dane County, but the department may not delegate its authority to approve or reject proposed revisions. The deadline under par. (c) 1. is not affected by a contract entered into under this paragraph.