Land Use & Zoning
Under Wisconsin law, a developer who builds without required permits may face:
AOnly a $500 fine
BStop-work orders, fines, and requirements to demolish non-conforming structures✓ Correct
COnly a requirement to apply for permits retroactively
DNo consequences if the structure meets building codes
Explanation
Unpermitted construction can result in stop-work orders, fines, and in extreme cases requirements to demolish structures that cannot be brought into compliance.
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