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Farmland Preservation and Working Lands Initiative

Peter Nauth, 608-224-4650, peter.nauth@wi.gov
Alice Halpin, 608-224-4646, alice.halpin@wi.gov

Notification Forms and Instructions for Agricultural Impact Statements

Agricultural impact statements analyze the potential impact of public construction projects on farmland and farm operations and recommend ways to lessen those impacts. When a project initiator has the authority to acquire farmland through condemnation, or eminent domain, the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection should be notified. Town roads and power lines that carry 100 kilovolts or less are not subject to the AIS requirements.

Instructions for completing notification forms (1 page PDF)

Agricultural Impact Notice for Highway Projects (7 page Word document)

Agricultural Impact Notice for Airport Projects (7 page Word document)
Agricultural Impact Notice for Landfill Projects (7 page Word document)

Agricultural Impact Notice for Pipeline Projects (7 page Word document)

Agricultural Impact Notice for Utility Projects (7 page Word document)

Agricultural Impact Notice for Wastewater Treatment Projects (7 page Word document)
Agricultural Impact Notice for All Other Projects (7 page Word document)

If you wish to receive a hard copy of any of these documents, send an email or call 608-224-4646 with your mailing address and the name(s) of the AIS(s) that you want. There is no charge.

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Agricultural Impact Statements

Notification Forms and Instructions for Agricultural Impact Statements

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