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 Sites with shallow bedrock should take an approach similar to those with shallow groundwater, detailed above. Bedrock infiltration rates are highly variable and will need to be determined by a geotechnical engineer and/or through discussion with WRE staff. Because bedrock may have a more direct path to groundwater, an additional 1 foot of sand (finer than coarse) below the engineered soil layer is necessary to meet separation requirements. Sites with shallow bedrock should take an approach similar to those with shallow groundwater, detailed above. Bedrock infiltration rates are highly variable and will need to be determined by a geotechnical engineer and/or through discussion with WRE staff. Because bedrock may have a more direct path to groundwater, an additional 1 foot of sand (finer than coarse) below the engineered soil layer is necessary to meet separation requirements.
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 +===== Prohibitions =====
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 +Wisconsin Chapter 151 has [[https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/code/admin_code/nr/100/151/iii/124/3/a|infiltration prohibitions]] for certain land uses, but these are not exemptions. Sites with prohibited areas are still expected to meet the infiltration standard.
  
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