160.29 Petitioning for rule making.
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160.29 Petitioning for rule making.
(1)Where the department finds that a preventive action limit or an enforcement standard for a substance is, or will be, attained or exceeded at points of standards application at numerous locations, and that adoption or revision of rules under s. 160.19 or 160.21 by the regulatory agency is an appropriate response, the department may submit a petition for rule making to the regulatory agency. The petition shall include all of the following:
(a)The reason for the request for rule making by the department.
(b)The research or monitoring data supporting the finding by the department that the preventive action limit or the enforcement standard for a substance is, or will be, attained or exceeded at the points of standards application.
(c)A recitation of the authority of the regulatory agency to regulate the substance.
(2)Within 120 days after receipt of a petition under this section, the regulatory agency either shall deny the petition in writing or shall submit to the department a proposed timetable for the revision or promulgation of the requested rules and proceed with rule making under subch. II of ch. 227 . Failure of the agency to respond to the petition within 120 days constitutes denial of the petition.
(3)Section 227.12 does not apply to petitions under this section.