Wisconsin § 281.346 - Water conservation, reporting, and supply regulation; after the compact takes effect.
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§ 281.346. Water conservation, reporting, and supply regulation; after the compact takes effect.
281.346(1) (1) Definitions. In this section: 281.346(1)(d) (d) “Community within a straddling county” means any city, village, or town that is not a straddling community and that is located outside the Great Lakes basin but wholly within a county that lies partly within the Great Lakes basin. 281.346(1)(dm) (dm) “Compact” means the Great Lakes — St. Lawrence River Basin Water Resources Compact under s.
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