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1995 - 1996 LEGISLATURE
June 28, 1995 - Introduced by Senators Zien, Rude, Ellis, Leean, Buettner,
Farrow, Drzewiecki, A. Lasee, Schultz, Fitzgerald, Panzer, Rosenzweig,
Darling, Huelsman, Petak and Weeden, cosponsored by Representative
Hahn. Referred to Committee on Human Resources, Labor, Tourism, Veterans
and Military Affairs.
SB266,1,1
1An Act relating to: the Northern Great Lakes Regional Visitor Center.
Analysis by the Legislative Reference Bureau
Under the bill, if the federal government approves federal funding for a
Northern Great Lakes Regional Visitor Center, the building commission may
commence planning activities with respect to the center and shall submit proposed
legislation to the joint committee on finance. The bill requires that this proposed
legislation amend the state building program to enumerate the Northern Great
Lakes Regional Visitor Center as a state building project, to be funded with 4,100,000
in general fund supported borrowing and with $4,100,000 in federal funding. The
bill also requires this proposed legislation to authorize the state to contract up to
$4,100,000 in public debt for the center.
For further information see the state fiscal estimate, which will be printed as
an appendix to this bill.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in senate and assembly, do
enact as follows:
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(1)
Northern Great Lakes Regional Visitor Center. If the federal
4government approves federal funding for a Northern Great Lakes Regional Visitor
5Center, the building commission may begin planning activities with respect to the
6center and shall submit to the cochairpersons of the joint committee on finance, for
7introduction to the legislature, proposed legislation to do all of the following:
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1(a) Amend the state building program to enumerate the Northern Great Lakes
2Regional Visitor Center as a state building project, to be funded with $4,100,000 in
3general fund supported borrowing and $4,100,000 in federal funding.
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4(b) Provide authorization for the state to contract up to $4,100,000 in public
5debt for the center.
