- These rules are applicable to individual sportspersons and impose no compliance or reporting requirements for small businesses, and no design or operational standards are contained in the rule. Because this rule does not add any regulatory requirements for small businesses, the proposed rules will not have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small businesses under s. 227.114 (6) or 227.14 (2g) , Stats.Summary of Comments by Legislative Review CommitteesNo comments were reported.Natural ResourcesFish, Game, etc., Chs. 1—(DNR # ER-19-10)The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources adopts an order amending Chapter NR 18 , relating to the sport of falconry. Effective 8-1-13.Final Regulatory Flexibility AnalysisA final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis was not prepared since the proposed rule only affects private individuals and has no effect on small businesses.Comments of Legislative Standing CommitteesNo comments were reported.Natural ResourcesEnvironmental Protection — General, Chs. 100—
Environmental Protection — WPDES, Chs. 200—(DNR # WT-23-11)The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources adopts an order amending Chapters NR 100 and 200 , relating to wastewater treatment works. Effective 8-1-13.Final Regulatory Flexibility AnalysisThe only new direct cost of these rules is associated with the preparation of the CMOM by private sewage collection system owners and by municipalities that have not yet developed such a program. The effect of this rule on other small businesses will be indirectly through the actions of municipal sewage collection system owners. Costs for sewage collection system maintenance and improvements are normally assessed to all users of the system, including small business owners. Such costs, which are included under current general requirements of program rules, are determined at the local level. Because the costs to any given system owner will likely be assessed to all system users, the cost to an individual small business owner for this activity will be low. In the case of private ownership of sewerage system (e.g., a mobile home park) identified as a source of SSO, replacement or repair of sewerage system components would be the responsibility of the owner. The number of these cases is likely to be very limited because of the small number of private sewage collection system permittees and, therefore, the statewide cost will be low.Summary of Comments by Legislative Review CommitteesNo comments were reported.Public DefenderThe Wisconsin State Public Defender adopts an order amending section PD 3.03 (2) and (3) , relating to determination of eligibility for assignment of publicly appointed counsel. Effective 8-1-13.Effect on Small BusinessNone.Comments of Legislative Standing CommitteesNo comments were reported.Public DefenderThe Wisconsin State Public Defender adopts an order amending section PD 6.025 , relating to determination of ability to pay. Effective 8-1-13.Effect on Small BusinessNone.Comments of Legislative Standing CommitteesNo comments were reported.
