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S&B Plumbing Program Contacts - Email questions about plumbing and cross connections: plbgtech@commerce.state.wi.us - Email questions about products evaluations (plumbing, POWTS): productech@commerce.state.wi.us - Fax questions about plumbing and cross connections: 608-283-7403 - List of S&B Plumbing Product Reviewers
- List of Water Quality Management (WQM) agencies - S&B Plumbing Consultants districts map - S&B Credentialing Unit, 608-261-8500, madisoncred@commerce.state.wi.us - Accessibility: Send email questions to: bldgtech@commerce.state.wi.us or contact a commercial buildings plan reviewer. Americans With Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines are here, http://www.access-board.gov/adaag/html/adaag.htm. - S&B Plumbing Program Manager, Lynita Docken, 608-785-9349, ldocken@commerce.state.wi.us
Search of Safety and Buildings Division database for plumbing, private onsite treatment system, and pools product approvals. Drinking water treatment device approval information is available. Plan Review Status Check You can enter designer ID info and learn the status of your S&B scheduled plan review. People who hold plumbing credentials with the Safety and Buildings Division are listed so that municipal officials and others may check to see that someone's credential is current. Lists (PDF file, Excel file) of Cross Connection Control Device testers
- Online search for plumbing, private onsite treatment systems, and pools product approvals. - How are campgrounds in Wisconsin affected by the Plumbing Program? New Web Feature. - Checklist for plan review submittals for hospital
emergency water supply, PDF file
- List of
information to be submitted for review of water treatment devices, PDF file. - How does the Wisconsin Dept. of Commerce regulate post-construction stormwater? PDF file - Yard Hydrants brochure, SBD-10893, PDF file - Who can install plumbing brochure - "It's the Law" - SBD-10635, PDF file - Information on Water Quality Management Letters. - Need to have your well water tested? Flooding could lead to contamination. GO - See U.S. Dept. of Justice Web site for Americans with Disabilities Accessibility Standards - The Wisconsin Building Safety Network is a new name for a long-standing group of state and local officials working together to promote safety and health in the built environment in Wisconsin - since 1915. WBSN Web page. -
Worksheet
for calculating time and peak discharge rates on small sites, Excel
worksheet. Uses the rational method. Download and save the
worksheet to your
computer. Variables are entered by the user or are
automatically
calculated. There is a "Help Page" button leading to
descriptions
of the fields. If you have questions, comments, or
suggestions,
you
can direct them to S&B Soil
Erosion Control Program Manager, Lynita Docken, 608-785-9349, Ldocken@commerce.state.wi.us
- Stormwater Plumbing System Plan Submittal Checklist, SBD-10884 (R01/09) PDF file - Stormwater / Plumbing Q&As - How does the Wisconsin Department of Commerce regulate post-construction stormwater? PDF file - The "Manufactured Perimeter Control and Slope Interruption Departmental Approval Process" lays out requirements that must be met in order for a manufactured perimeter control or slope interruption product to be approved for use on sites regulated by Commerce, PDF file - The
"Wisconsin Department of Commerce Installation
Stipulations for Approved Products"
is a companion document that outlines recommended guidelines for the
installation, and maintenance of manufactured perimeter control and
slope interruption products on sites regulated by Commerce, PDF file. - Method for Predicting the Efficiency of Proprietary Storm Water Sedimentation Devices, PDF file - Here is a Retention
Storage Graph
for use with the above Excel worksheet that calculates peak discharges,
times of concentration, and required detention volumes. PDF file.
- Stormwater Subsurface Infiltration, Treatment and Detention information - Erosion and Sediment Control, Stormwater Management brochure, SBD-10841 (N6/06) PDF file - Stormwater and the Wisconsin Plumbing Code Manual, PDF file - Here is an Excel spreadsheet that helps you calculate stormwater design. You can download it to your computer and use it repeatedly. If you have questions, contact Lynita Docken, S&B Plumbing Program Manager, Ldocken@commerce.state.wi.us - The revised
storm section
of
the plumbing
code requires that an inlet be
designed for the anticipated flow, Comm 82.36(9 (b)2. Safety
and Buildings staff have developed an Excel
spreadsheet “Inlet Calculator”
that determines the capacity for the inlet grate to accept stormwater
based on the equation found in the plumbing
stormwater manual, PDF file . (There are two solutions for
the equation in the calculator. One of the
solution assumes that the inlet is 1/3 obstructed by debris. The other
solution has no obstruction included in the calculation. The department
will accept either solution.) You can download and save the
calculator to your computer. If you have questions, contact
Lynita Docken, Ldocken@commerce.state.wi.us,
608-785-9349. Plumbing rule changes effective January 1, 2010, will update and streamline the plan review and testing procedures for cross connections control assemblies in Wisconsin. Internet registration of tests for the CCC assemblies is a main feature of the changes to Comm 2, Fee Code, and Comm 82, Plumbing Code, adopted Nov. 12, 2009, following a public hearing earlier in the year. The changes were effective January 1, 2009. More information on the Internet registration is here. CCC assembly plan review fees have been reduced, some language has been changed, and a test registration fee was implemented. The code package also included the first update of Permit-to-Operate fees since 2000. The rules also clarify that plan review and approval is required for certain water treatment systems where the source of water is a well or surface water. http://www.legis.state.wi.us/rsb/code/comm/comm002.pdf http://www.legis.state.wi.us/rsb/code/comm/comm082.pdf The draft adoption language of the changes is currently online, http://commerce.wi.gov/SB/SB-CodeDevelopment.html#A81 Violations of Wisconsin plumbing license law can cost money Staff of the Safety and Buildings Division of the state Department of Commerce can financially penalize people who violate the state plumbing license law. A system of possible warnings and forfeitures was put into place by administrative rules adopted in early 2008 to work against unsafe, unhealthy, and illegal conditions caused by unlicensed people installing plumbing. Plumbing work being done by improperly licensed people or causing imminent risk can be ordered shut down. Forfeitures will not be issued in all circumstances; warnings may be issued. There is a process for appealing forfeitures. S&B will maintain records of the license violations. Monies collected go into the state school fund, while unpaid assessments may be referred to the state attorney general for collection. S&B plumbing consultants and wastewater specialists can assess forfeitures up to $2,000 against people plumbing without a proper license or overseeing persons installing plumbing without the proper license. Specifically, Comm 5.12 (Licenses, Certifications and Registrations Code) lists possible penalties for code installation violations such as: -- Not having any plumbing license or not having the appropriate license; -- Not having a master plumber in charge; -- A master plumber allowing someone to install plumbing without the proper license; -- Offering to do business as a plumber without a supervising master plumber; -- A master plumber allowing violation of their authority; or -- Testing cross connection devices without a tester registration. Comm 5 also outlines possible license revocation and suspension scenarios. Exceptions to state law allow plumbing work without a license by a property owner in a one-family home owned and occupied by the owner (unless there is a local ordinance prohibition), or in a related farm building. Minor faucet or valve repairs or removing of stoppages is also allowed without a license. Questions on the rules can be directed to Safety and Buildings Division plumbing consultants or wastewater specialists. County Web sites || City/Town/Village Web sites || State Portal || Build Your Business Email this page's manager, Todd Taylor, ttaylor@commerce.state.wi.us, 608-267-3606. The Department of Commerce Safety and Buildings Division is an equal opportunity service provider and employer. If you need assistance to access services or need material in an alternate format, please contact us, 608-266-3151, TDD Relay dial 711 in Wisconsin or 800-947-3529, or ttaylor@commerce.state.wi.us |
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