(5) State officers appointed serving in an office that is filled by appointment of the governor alone for a fixed or indefinite term or to supply a vacancy in any office, elective or appointive, except justices of the supreme court and judges and the adjutant general, by the governor at pleasure; the adjutant general, by the governor, at any time, for cause or for withdrawal of federal recognition of his or her commission under 32 USC 323; and all officers appointed by the governor during the recess of the legislature whose appointments are required to be later confirmed by the senate shall be deemed to be appointed by the governor alone until so confirmed.
(6) Other state officers appointed by serving in an office that is filled by appointment of any officer or body without the concurrence of the governor, by the officer or body that appointed them having the authority to make appointments to that office, at pleasure, except that officers appointed according to merit and fitness under and subject to ch. 230 or officers whose removal is governed by ch. 230 who may be removed only in conformity with said that chapter.
SECTION 438. 18.06 (10) of the statutes is repealed.
SECTION 439. 18.13 (4) of the statutes is repealed.
SECTION 440. 19.21 (4) (b) of the statutes is amended to read:
19.21 (4) (b) The period of time any town, city or village public record is kept before destruction shall be as prescribed by ordinance unless a specific period of time is provided by statute. The period prescribed in the ordinance may not be less than 2 years with respect to water stubs, receipts of current billings and customer's ledgers of any municipal utility, and 7 years for other records unless a shorter period has been fixed by the public records and forms board under s. 16.61 (3) (e) and except as provided under sub. (7). This paragraph does not apply to school records of a 1st class city school district.
SECTION 441. 19.21 (4) (c) of the statutes is amended to read:
19.21 (4) (c) Any local governmental unit or agency may provide for the keeping and preservation of public records kept by that governmental unit through the use of microfilm or another reproductive device, or optical imaging or electronic formatting. A local governmental unit or agency shall make such provision by ordinance or resolution. Any such action by a subunit of a local governmental unit or agency shall be in conformity with the action of the unit or agency of which it is a part. Any photographic reproduction of a record authorized to be reproduced under this paragraph is deemed an original record for all purposes if it meets the applicable standards established in ss. 16.61 (7) and 16.612. This paragraph does not apply to public records kept by counties electing to be governed by ch. 228.
SECTION 442. 19.21 (5) (c) of the statutes is amended to read:
19.21 (5) (c) The period of time any public record shall be kept before destruction shall be determined by ordinance except that in all counties the specific period of time expressed within s. 7.23 or 59.715 or any other law requiring a specific retention period shall apply. The period of time prescribed in the ordinance for the destruction of all records not governed by s. 7.23 or 59.715 or any other law prescribing a specific retention period may not be less than 7 years, unless a shorter period is fixed by the public records and forms board under s. 16.61 (3) (e).
SECTION 443. 19.21 (6) of the statutes is amended to read:
19.21 (6) A school district may provide for the destruction of obsolete school records. Prior to any such destruction, at least 60 days' notice in writing of such destruction shall be given to the historical society, which shall preserve any records it determines to be of historical interest. The historical society may, upon application, waive the notice. The period of time a school district record shall be kept before destruction shall be not less than 7 years, unless a shorter period is fixed by the public records and forms board under s. 16.61 (3) (e) and except as provided under sub. (7). This section does not apply to pupil records under s. 118.125.
SECTION 444. 19.21 (8) of the statutes is amended to read:
19.21 (8) Any metropolitan sewerage commission created under ss. 66.88 to 66.918 may provide for the destruction of obsolete commission records. No record of the metropolitan sewerage district may be destroyed except by action of the commission specifically authorizing the destruction of that record. Prior to any destruction of records under this subsection, the commission shall give at least 60 days' prior notice of the proposed destruction to the state historical society, which may preserve records it determines to be of historical interest. Upon the application of the commission, the state historical society may waive this notice. Except as provided under sub. (7), the commission may only destroy a record under this subsection after 7 years elapse from the date of the record's creation, unless a shorter period is fixed by the public records and forms board under s. 16.61 (3) (e).
SECTION 445. 19.23 (1) of the statutes is amended to read:
19.23 (1) Any public records, in any state office, that are not required for current use may, in the discretion of the public records and forms board, be transferred into the custody of the historical society, as provided in s. 16.61.
SECTION 446. 19.42 (10) (k) of the statutes is amended to read:
19.42 (10) (k) A division administrator of an office created under ch. 14 or a department or independent agency created or continued under ch. 15, except for the department of regulation and licensing and the department of revenue. In the department of regulation and licensing and the department of revenue, "official required to file" includes a division administrator who holds a position enumerated under s. 230.08 (2) (e).
SECTION 447. 19.42 (10) (n) of the statutes is created to read:
19.42 (10) (n) The chief executive officer and members of the board of directors of the University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics Authority.
SECTION 448. 19.42 (13) (j) of the statutes is amended to read:
19.42 (13) (j) A division administrator of an office created under ch. 14 or a department or independent agency created or continued under ch. 15, except for the department of regulation and licensing and the department of revenue. In the department of regulation and licensing and the department of revenue, "state public official" includes a division administrator who holds a position enumerated under s. 230.08 (2) (e).
SECTION 449. 19.42 (13) (m) of the statutes is created to read:
19.42 (13) (m) The chief executive officer and members of the board of directors of the University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics Authority.
SECTION 450. 19.44 (1) (g) of the statutes is amended to read:
19.44 (1) (g) The identity of each person from which the individual who is required to file received, directly or indirectly, any gift or gifts having an aggregate value of more than $50 within the taxable year preceding the time of filing, except that the source of a gift need not be identified if the donation is permitted under s. 19.56 (3) (e), (em) or (f) or if the donor is the donee's parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, brother, sister, parent-in-law, grandparent-in-law, brother-in-law, sister-in-law, uncle, aunt, niece, nephew, spouse, fiance or fiancee.
SECTION 451. 19.45 (11) (intro.) of the statutes is amended to read:
19.45 (11) (intro.) The legislature recognizes that all state public officials and employes and all employes of the University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics Authority should be guided by a code of ethics and thus:
SECTION 452. 19.45 (11) (d) of the statutes is created to read:
19.45 (11) (d) The board of directors of the University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics Authority shall establish a code of ethics for employes of the authority who are not state public officials.
SECTION 453. 19.48 (4) (intro.) of the statutes is amended to read:
19.48 (4) (intro.) Preserve the statements of economic interests filed with it for a period of 6 years from the date of receipt in such form, including microfilming, or optical imaging or electronic formatting, as will facilitate document retention, except that:
SECTION 454. 19.53 (1) of the statutes is amended to read:
19.53 (1) In the case of a state public official in the unclassified outside the classified service, a recommendation that the state public official be censured, suspended, or removed from office or employment. Such recommendation shall be made to the appropriate appointing authority who may censure, suspend, or take action to remove the official from office or employment.
SECTION 455. 19.56 (2) (b) 6. of the statutes is amended to read:
19.56 (2) (b) 6. Is made available to the official by the department of development or the department of tourism and parks in accordance with sub. (3) (e), (em) or (f).
SECTION 456. 19.56 (3) (em) of the statutes is created to read:
19.56 (3) (em) A state public official who is an officer or employe of the department of tourism and parks may solicit, receive and retain on behalf of the state anything of value for the purpose of hosting individuals in order to promote tourism.
SECTION 457. 19.56 (3) (f) of the statutes is amended to read:
19.56 (3) (f) A state public official may receive and retain from the department of development anything of value which the department of development is authorized to provide under par. (e) and may receive and retain from the department of tourism and parks anything of value which the department of tourism and parks is authorized to provide under par. (em).
SECTION 458. 19.575 of the statutes is created to read:
19.575 Tourism activities. The department of tourism and parks shall file a report with the board no later than April 30 annually, specifying the source and amount of anything of value received by the department of tourism and parks during the preceding calendar year for a purpose specified in s. 19.56 (3) (em) and the program or activity in connection with which the thing is received, together with the location and date of that program or activity.
SECTION 459. 19.62 (4) of the statutes is repealed.
SECTION 460. 19.625 of the statutes is repealed.
SECTION 461. 19.63 of the statutes is repealed.
SECTION 462. 19.69 (2) of the statutes is amended to read:
19.69 (2) (title) COPY TO PUBLIC RECORDS AND FORMS BOARD. A state authority that prepares a written specification of a matching program under sub. (1) shall provide to the public records and forms board a copy of the specification and any subsequent revision of the specification within 30 days after the state authority prepares the specification or the revision.
SECTION 463. 19.75 of the statutes is repealed.
SECTION 464. 19.82 (1) of the statutes is amended to read:
19.82 (1) "Governmental body" means a state or local agency, board, commission, committee, council, department or public body corporate and politic created by constitution, statute, ordinance, rule or order; a governmental or quasi-governmental corporation except for the Bradley center sports and entertainment corporation; a local exposition district under subch. II of ch. 229; any public purpose corporation, as defined in s. 181.79 (1); a nonprofit corporation operating the Olympic ice training center under s. 42.11 (3); or a formally constituted subunit of any of the foregoing, but excludes any such body or committee or subunit of such body which is formed for or meeting for the purpose of collective bargaining under subch. IV or V of ch. 111 or any committee established under s. 118.39 (2) (a) 2. to review the performance of school district employes.
SECTION 465. 20.001 (4) of the statutes is amended to read:
20.001 (4) GENERAL PURPOSE REVENUE -- EARNED. Revenue which is received by a state agency incidentally in connection with general purpose revenue appropriations in the course of accomplishing program objectives, which is not designated as a refund of an expenditure by the secretary of administration under sub. (5) and for which no program revenue appropriation is made shall be designated as general purpose revenue (GPR) -- earned. This revenue shall be treated as a nonappropriated receipt and is not available for expenditure.
SECTION 466. 20.001 (5) of the statutes is amended to read:
20.001 (5) REFUNDS OF EXPENDITURES. Any Except as otherwise provided in this subsection, any amount not otherwise appropriated under this chapter that is received by a state agency as a result of an adjustment made to a previously recorded expenditure expenditures from a sum certain an appropriation to that agency due to activities that are of a temporary nature or activities that could not be anticipated during budget development, other than a sum sufficient appropriation, and which serves to reduce or eliminate the previously recorded expenditure in the same fiscal year in which the previously recorded expenditure was made may, upon request of the agency, be designated expenditures may be recorded by the secretary of administration agency as a refund of an expenditure. Except as otherwise provided in this subsection, the secretary expenditures. The department of administration may designate an amount shall prescribe written policies for identification of amounts received by a state agency agencies as a refund refunds of an expenditure only if the agency submits to the secretary a written explanation of the circumstances under which the amount was received that includes a specific reference in a statutory or nonstatutory law to a function of the agency under which the amount was received and the appropriation from which the previously recorded expenditure was made. A refund of an expenditure shall be deposited by the receiving state agency in the appropriation account from which the previously recorded expenditure was made expenditures. Except as otherwise provided in this subsection, a state agency which proposes to make an expenditure from moneys designated record an amount received as a refund of an expenditure expenditures shall submit to the secretary of administration a written explanation of the purpose of the expenditure, including a specific reference in a statutory or nonstatutory law to a function of the agency under which the expenditure is to be made and the appropriation from which the expenditure is to be made. After submission and approval of an estimate of the amount proposed to be expended under s. 16.50 (2), a state agency may expend the moneys received from the refund of the expenditure circumstances under which the amount was received which qualify the amount to be so recorded. The secretary of administration may waive submission of any an explanation required by under this subsection for categories of refunds of expenditures or proposed refunds of expenditures specified by the secretary. Any amount recorded as a refund of expenditures shall be credited by the receiving state agency to the appropriation account from which the previously recorded expenditures were made unless the account is a sum sufficient appropriation account. If the previously recorded expenditures were made from a sum sufficient appropriation account, the amount shall be recorded by the state agency, for purposes of s. 16.46, as a credit against the total disbursements from that account. Upon crediting of an amount to an appropriation account, the state agency may expend any amount credited during the period for which the appropriation is made if the expenditure is made in accordance with this subsection and policies prescribed by the secretary of administration under this subsection. Expenditure of any amount credited under this subsection is contingent upon continuance of the appropriation account to which the amount is proposed to be credited and from which the moneys are proposed to be expended in a form that permits crediting and expenditure of the moneys.
SECTION 467. 20.002 (11) (c) of the statutes is amended to read:
20.002 (11) (c) The Except as provided in s. 16.971 (8) (b), the secretary may assess a special interest charge against the programs or activities utilizing surplus moneys within the same fund under this subsection in an amount not to exceed the daily interest earnings rate of the state investment fund during the period of transfer of surplus moneys to other accounts or programs. Except as provided in s. 16.465, the secretary shall assess a special interest charge against the fund utilizing surplus moneys under this subsection in an amount equal to the rate of return the state investment fund earnings would have created to the fund from which the reallocation was made. This interest shall be calculated and credited to the appropriate fund at the same time the earnings from the state investment fund are distributed and shall be considered an adjustment to those earnings.
SECTION 468. 20.003 (3) (a) of the statutes is amended to read:
20.003 (3) (a) In the schedule of s. 20.005 and in the text in ss. 20.115 to 20.875, all state agencies shall be arranged alphabetically within functional areas. Each functional area is assigned a subchapter and each state agency shall be assigned a section within that subchapter. Each subsection constitutes a program, and each paragraph constitutes an appropriation.
SECTION 469. 20.003 (4) of the statutes is renumbered 20.003 (4) (intro.) and amended to read:
20.003 (4) REQUIRED GENERAL FUND BALANCE. (intro.) No bill directly or indirectly affecting general purpose revenues as defined in s. 20.001 (2) (a) may be enacted by the legislature if the bill would cause the estimated general fund balance on June 30 of any fiscal year specified in this subsection, as projected under s. 20.005 (1), to be an amount equal to less than one percent the following percentage of the total general purpose revenue appropriations for that fiscal year.:
SECTION 470. 20.003 (4) (a) to (f) of the statutes are created to read:
20.003 (4) (a) For fiscal year 1995-96, 1996-97 or 1997-98, 1%.
(b) For fiscal year 1998-99, 1.2%.
(c) For fiscal year 1999-2000, 1.4%.
(d) For fiscal year 2000-01, 1.6%.
(e) For fiscal year 2001-02, 1.8%.
(f) For fiscal year 2002-03 and each fiscal year thereafter, 2%.
SECTION 471. 20.005 (1) of the statutes is repealed and recreated to read:
20.005 (1) SUMMARY OF ALL FUNDS. The budget governing fiscal operations for the state of Wisconsin for all funds beginning on July 1, 1995, and ending on June 30, 1997, is summarized as follows: [See Figure 20.005 (1) following]
****NOTE: The following schedules were updated on February 10, 1996.
Figure: 20.005 (1)
GENERAL FUND SUMMARY
1995-96 1996-97
Revenues
Opening Balance, July 1 $ 310,739,600 $ 400,042,000
Estimated Taxes 8,192,750,000 8,643,050,000
Less Federal Retirees -26,379,900 -12,388,900
Refunds
Estimated Departmental 168,348,100 148,720,800
Revenues
Total Available $ 8,645,457,800 $ 9,179,423,900
Appropriations and Reserves
Gross Appropriations $ 8,250,340,100 $ 9,069,080,600
Compensation Reserves 19,391,200 52,979,300
Less Estimated Lapses -24,315,500 -33,780,000
Net Appropriations and $ 8,245,415,800 $ 9,088,279,900
Reserves
Balances
Gross Balance $ 400,042,000 $ 91,144,000
Less Required Statutory -82,503,400 -90,690,800
Balance
Net Balance, June 30 $ 317,538,600 $ 453,200
SUMMARY OF APPROPRIATIONS -- ALL FUNDS
1995-96 1996-97
General Purpose Revenue $ 8,250,340,100 $ 9,069,080,600
Federal Revenue (3,488,298,100) (3,551,091,000)
Program 3,466,399,600 3,533,218,300
Segregated 21,898,500 17,872,700
Program Revenue (2,182,571,700) (1,928,354,000)
State 1,818,675,000 1,548,071,500
Service 363,896,700 380,282,500
Segregated Revenue (747,821,000) (756,924,900)
State 746,011,800 755,115,700
Local -0- -0-
Service 1,809,200 1,809,200
GRAND TOTAL $14,669,030,900 $15,305,450,500
SUMMARY OF COMPENSATION RESERVES -- ALL FUNDS
1995-96 1996-97
General Purpose Revenue $ 19,391,200 $ 52,979,300
Federal Revenue 5,978,800 16,335,000
Program Revenue 15,151,700 41,396,500
Segregated Revenue 3,963,700 10,829,200
TOTAL $ 44,485,400 $ 121,540,000
LOTTERY FUND SUMMARY
1995-96 1996-97
Gross Revenue $ 499,572,500 $ 499,564,400
Expenses
Prizes 284,374,600 284,374,600
Administrative Expenses 63,651,800 62,380,700
$ 348,026,400 $ 348,026,400
Net Proceeds $ 151,546,100 $ 151,538,000
Total Available for Property
Tax Relief
Opening Balance $ 10,181,600 $ 9,991,500
Net Proceeds 151,546,100 152,809,100
Interest Earnings 3,240,000 2,810,000
$ 164,967,700 $ 165,610,600
Property Tax Relief $ 154,976,200 $ 155,619,300
Gross Closing Balance $ 9,991,500 $ 9,991,300
Reserve $ 9,991,500 $ 9,991,300
Net Closing Balance -0- -0-
SECTION 472. 20.005 (2) of the statutes is repealed and recreated to read:
20.005 (2) STATE BORROWING PROGRAM SUMMARY. The following tabulation sets forth the state borrowing program summary: [See Figures 20.005 (2) (a) and (b) following]
****NOTE: The following schedules were updated on February 10, 11 and 13, 1995.
****NOTE: The action phrase on page 10, line 2, now contains an exception to DOT.
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Figure: 20.005 (2) (a)
SUMMARY OF BONDING AUTHORITY MODIFICATIONS
1995-97 FISCAL BIENNIUM
Source and Purpose 1995-97 Biennium
GENERAL OBLIGATIONS
Natural Resources
Clean water fund $ 40,700,000
Nonpoint source grants (4,000,000)
Environmental repair 4,000,000
Segregated revenue 1,600,000
supported dam maintenance,
repair, modification,
abandonment and removal
Veterans Affairs
Self-amortizing mortgage 170,000,000
loans
TOTAL General Obligation $ 212,300,000
Bonds
Figure: 20.005 (2) (b)
GENERAL OBLIGATION AND
BUILDING CORPORATION DEBT SERVICE
FISCAL YEARS 1995-96 AND 1996-97
Statute, Agency and Purose Source 1995-96 1996-97
20.225 Educational communications board
(1) (c) Principal repayment GPR $ 633,600 $ -0-
and interest
20.245 Historical society
(2) (e) Principal repayment GPR 527,000 497,600
and interest
(4) (e) Principal repayment GPR -0- -0-
and interest
(5) (e) Principal repayment GPR 394,100 417,700
and interest
20.250 Medical College of Wisconsin
(1) (e) Principal repayment GPR 469,000 539,200
and interest
20.255 Public instruction, department of
(1) (d) Principal repayment GPR 858,200 838,100
and interest
20.285 University of Wisconsin System
(1) (d) Principal repayment GPR 65,125,500 62,982,600
and interest
20.320 Clean water fund
(1) (c) Principal repayment GPR 18,583,900 23,506,400
and interest -- clean water
fund
20.370 Natual resources, department of
(7) (aa) Resource GPR 14,210,400 16,087,800
acquisition and
development -- principal
repayment and interest
(7) (ba) Debt service -- GPR 773,100 1,354,700
remedial action
(7) (ca) Principal repayment GPR 768,700 1,780,100
and interest -- nonpoint
source grants
(7) (cb) Principal repayment GPR 81,793,800 78,877,900
and interest -- pollution
abatement bonds
(7) (cc) Principal repayment GPR 18,787,700 17,783,700
and interest -- combined
sewer overflow; pollution
abatement bonds
(7) (cd) Principal repayment GPR 967,700 968,900
and interest -- municipal
clean drinking water grants
(7) (ea) Administrative GPR 498,200 572,000
facilities -- principal
repayment and interest
20.410 Corrections, department of
(1) (e) Principal repayment GPR 38,426,600 41,469,800
and interest
(1) (ec) Prison industries GPR -0- -0-
principal, interest and rebates
(1) (ef) Lease rental GPR -0- -0-
payments
20.435 Health and social services, department of
(2) (ee) Principal repayment GPR 6,285,600 6,683,000
and interest
(2) (ef) Lease rental GPR -0- -0-
payments
(3) (e) Principal repayment GPR 1,625,400 -0-
and interest
(5) (e) Principal repayment GPR 21,800 -0-
and interest
20.465 Military affairs, department of
(1) (d) Principal repayment GPR 2,210,900 2,353,000
and interest
20.485 Veterans affairs, department of
(1) (e) Lease rental payments GPR -0- -0-
(1) (f) Principal repayment GPR 1,032,600 1,058,400
and interest
20.505 Administration, department of
(1) (em) Principal GPR -0- 682,500
repayment and interest
20.867 Building commission
(1) (a) Principal repayment GPR -0- -0-
and interest; housing of
state agencies
(1) (b) Principal repayment GPR 4,021,200 3,993,600
and interest; capitol and
executive residence
(3) (a) Principal repayment GPR 20,003,700 31,424,000
and interest
(3) (b) Principal repayment GPR -0- -0-
and interest
(3) (c) Lease rental payments GPR -0- -0-
TOTAL General Purpose Revenue Debt Service $278,018,700 $293,871,000
20.190 State fair park board
(1) (j) State fair principal PR $ 1,140,600 $ 1,451,800
repayment, interest and
rebates
20.245 Historical society
(2) (j) Self-amortizing PR 92,000 92,100
facilities; principal
repayment, interest and
rebates
20.285 University of Wisconsin System
(1) (kd) Principal PR 15,194,200 19,041,000
repayment, interest and
rebates
(1) (ke) Lease rental PR 209,000 209,000
payments
20.410 Corrections, department of
(1) (ko) Prison industries PR 84,700 81,100
principal repayment, interest
and rebates
20.485 Veterans affairs, department of
(1) (go) Wastewater PR -0- -0-
treatment services; principal
repayment and interest
(1) (k) Wastewater PR -0- -0-
treatment facilities;
principal repayment and
interest
20.505 Administration, department of
(5) (g) Principal repayment, PR 1,062,200 1,398,900
interest and rebates; parking
(5) (kb) Parking PR -0- -0-
(5) (kc) Principal PR 8,440,900 8,212,400
repayment, interest and
rebates
20.867 Building commission
(3) (g) Principal repayment, PR -0- -0-
interest and rebates;
program revenues
(3) (h) Principal repayment, PR -0- -0-
interest and rebates
(3) (i) Principal repayment, PR -0- -0-
interest and rebates; capital
equipment
TOTAL Program Revenue Debt Service $ 26,223,600 $ 30,486,300
20.320 Clean water fund program
(1) (t) Principal repayment SEG $ 4,000,000 $ 4,000,000
and interest -- clean water
fund bonds
(1) (u) Principal repayment SEG -0- -0-
and interest -- clean water
fund revenue obligation
repayment
20.370 Natural resources, department of
(7) (aq) Resource SEG 228,300 229,200
acquisition and
development -- principal
repayment and interest
(7) (ar) Dam repair and SEG 13,000 83,900
removal -- principal
repayment and interest
(7) (eq) Administrative SEG 570,100 729,500
facilities -- principal
repayment and interest
20.485 Veterans affairs, department of
(3) (t) Debt service SEG 51,164,900 54,533,100
(3) (v) Revenue obligation SEG -0- -0-
repayment
TOTAL Segregated Revenue Debt Service $ 55,976,300 $ 59,575,700
GRAND TOTAL All Debt Service $360,218,600 $383,933,000
SECTION 473. 20.005 (3) of the statutes, except as it affects 20.395 of the statutes, is repealed and recreated to read:
20.005 (3) APPROPRIATIONS. The following tabulation lists all annual, biennial and sum certain continuing appropriations and anticipated expenditures from other appropriations for the programs and other purposes indicated. All appropriations are made from the general fund unless otherwise indicated. The letter abbreviations shown designating the type of appropriation apply to both fiscal years in the schedule unless otherwise indicated. [See Figure 20.005 (3) following]
Figure: 20.005 (3)
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Statute, Agency and Source Type 1995-96 1996-97
Purpose
Commerce
20.115 Agriculture, trade and consumer protection, department of
(1) Food safety and consumer protection
(a) General program GPR A 120,300 120,300
operations
Food inspection GPR A 3,396,600 2,510,200
Meat and poultry GPR A 2,593,500 2,593,500
inspection
Trade and consumer GPR A 1,879,800 1,790,400
protection
NET 7,990,200 7,014,400
APPROPRIATION
(f) Food regulation GPR S 158,000 -0-
lapse restoration
(g) Related services PR A 25,500 25,500
(gb) Food regulation PR A 2,978,300 3,258,200
(gh) Public PR A 49,500 49,500
warehouse regulation
(gm) Dairy trade PR A 591,400 591,400
regulation; dairy and
farm product
producer security
(hm) Mobile air PR A 291,500 291,500
conditioner fees
(i) Sale of supplies PR A 32,000 32,000
(j) Weights and PR A 578,000 598,800
measures inspection
(jm) Warehouse PR C 189,300 257,900
keeper and grain
dealer regulation
(m) Federal funds PR-F C 2,856,300 2,856,300
(q) Automobile SEG A 334,400 334,400
repair regulation
(r) Unfair sales act SEG A 94,200 94,200
(s) Weights and SEG A 203,400 203,400
measures; petroleum
inspection fund
(u) Recyclable and SEG A 186,000 186,000
nonrecyclable
products regulation
(1) P R O G R A M T O T A L S
GENERAL PURPOSE REVENUES 8,148,200 7,014,400
PROGRAM REVENUE 7,591,800 7,961,100
FEDERAL (2,856,300) (2,856,300)
OTHER (4,735,500) (5,104,800)
SEGREGATED FUNDS 818,000 818,000
OTHER (818,000) (818,000)
TOTAL-ALL SOURCES 16,558,000 15,793,500
(2) Animal health services
(a) General program GPR A 75,300 75,300
operations
Animal health GPR A 3,015,100 3,015,100
services
NET 3,090,400 3,090,400
APPROPRIATION
(b) Animal disease GPR S 38,600 38,600
indemnities
(g) Related services PR A 2,124,900 2,124,900
(gb) Animal health PR C -0- -0-
and disease research;
gifts and grants
(h) Sale of supplies PR A 63,400 63,400
(ha) Inspection, PR C 125,900 179,500
testing and
enforcement
(i) Mink research PR A 6,000 6,000
assessments
(j) Dog licenses, PR A 128,300 128,300
rabies control and
related services
(k) Animal health PR-S C 55,800 55,800
contractual services
(m) Federal funds PR-F C 123,100 123,100
(2) P R O G R A M T O T A L S
GENERAL PURPOSE REVENUES 3,129,000 3,129,000
PROGRAM REVENUE 2,627,400 2,681,000
FEDERAL (123,100) (123,100)
OTHER (2,448,500) (2,502,100)
SERVICE (55,800) (55,800)
TOTAL-ALL SOURCES 5,756,400 5,810,000
(3) Marketing services
(a) General program GPR A 27,700 27,700
operations
Agricultural services GPR A 1,536,200 701,300
NET 1,563,900 729,000
APPROPRIATION
(g) Related services PR A 1,321,000 1,321,000
(ga) Gifts and grants PR C -0- -0-
(h) Grain inspection PR C 3,244,700 3,244,700
and certification
(i) Marketing orders PR C 70,700 70,700
and agreements
(ja) Marketing PR C 299,000 299,000
services and materials
(L) Something PR A 30,000 30,000
special from
Wisconsin promotion
(m) Federal funds PR-F C 7,500 7,500
(3) P R O G R A M T O T A L S
GENERAL PURPOSE REVENUES 1,563,900 729,000
PROGRAM REVENUE 4,972,900 4,972,900
FEDERAL (7,500) (7,500)
OTHER (4,965,400) (4,965,400)
TOTAL-ALL SOURCES 6,536,800 5,701,900
(4) Agricultural assistance
(a) Aid to Wisconsin GPR A 27,200 27,200
livestock breeders
association
(b) Aids to county GPR S 368,500 368,500
and district fairs
(c) Research and GPR B 200,000 200,000
development grants
(e) Aids to world GPR A 25,000 25,000
dairy expo, inc.
(f) Exposition center GPR A 240,000 240,000
grants
(g) Pari-mutuel PR C -0- -0-
racing supplemental
aid
(h) Pari-mutuel PR C -0- -0-
racing supplemental
aid to Wisconsin
livestock breeders
assn.
(4) P R O G R A M T O T A L S
GENERAL PURPOSE REVENUES 860,700 860,700
PROGRAM REVENUE -0- -0-
OTHER (-0-) (-0-)
TOTAL-ALL SOURCES 860,700 860,700
(7) Agricultural resource management
(a) General program GPR A 1,819,300 1,819,300
operations
(c) Soil and water GPR C 2,572,500 2,505,700
resource
management program
(dm) Wind erosion GPR C -0- -0-
control aids
(e) Ag. chem. grants GPR C 2,000,000 2,000,000
(g) Agricultural PR C 122,500 150,700
impact statements
(ga) Related services PR C 94,400 94,400
(gm) Seed testing PR C 64,700 64,700
and labeling
(h) Fertilizer PR C 160,500 160,500
research assessments
(ha) Liming material PR C 25,000 25,000
research funds
(ig) Plat review PR C 344,200 -0-
(j) Gypsy moth PR C 74,600 74,600
eradication; program
revenues
(k) Agricultural PR-S C 202,100 202,100
resource
management services
(km) Animal waste PR-S C 100,000 100,000
management grants
(m) Federal funds PR-F C 2,105,800 2,094,000
(q) Gypsy moth SEG A 832,600 832,600
eradication;
conservation fund
(qb) Gypsy moth SEG C 200,000 200,000
eradication;
segregated revenues
(qd) Soil and water SEG A 1,526,800 1,526,800
management;
environmental fund
(r) General program SEG A 955,200 955,200
operations;
agrichemical
management
(s) Groundwater -- SEG A 803,100 742,900
standards;
implementation
(t) Fertilizer, SEG A 718,800 718,800
additives and
commercial feed
regulation
(u) Pesticide SEG A 1,892,500 1,892,500
regulation and
admin. of
agricultural chemical
cleanup program
(v) Chemical and SEG A 560,400 560,400
container disposal
(w) Agricultural SEG C 2,238,600 2,238,600
chemical cleanup
program;
reimbursement
(7) P R O G R A M T O T A L S
GENERAL PURPOSE REVENUES 6,391,800 6,325,000
PROGRAM REVENUE 3,293,800 2,966,000
FEDERAL (2,105,800) (2,094,000)
OTHER (885,900) (569,900)
SERVICE (302,100) (302,100)
SEGREGATED FUNDS 9,728,000 9,667,800
OTHER (9,728,000) (9,667,800)
TOTAL-ALL SOURCES 19,413,600 18,958,800
(8) Central administrative services
(a) General program GPR A 3,652,300 3,598,000
operations
(g) Gifts and grants PR C -0- -0-
(ga) Milk standards PR C 362,200 366,300
program
(gm) Enforcement PR A 25,000 25,000
cost recovery
(h) Sale of material PR C 49,300 49,300
and supplies
(ha) General PR C 40,000 40,000
laboratory related
services
(i) Related services PR A 200,500 200,500
(j) Stray voltage PR A 219,500 219,500
program
(k) Computer system PR A 322,300 333,800
equipment, staff and
services
(kL) Central services PR-S C 674,600 674,600
(km) General PR-S B 2,307,100 2,272,400
laboratory services
(kp) General PR-S C 40,100 40,100
laboratory sevices;
other agencies
(ks) State PR-S C -0- -0-
contractual services
(kt) Information PR-S C 90,000 -0-
technology
development projects
(m) Federal funds PR-F C 40,000 40,000
(pz) Indirect cost PR-F C 508,300 508,300
reimbursements
(8) P R O G R A M T O T A L S
GENERAL PURPOSE REVENUES 3,652,300 3,598,000
PROGRAM REVENUE 4,878,900 4,769,800
FEDERAL (548,300) (548,300)
OTHER (1,218,800) (1,234,400)
SERVICE (3,111,800) (2,987,100)
TOTAL-ALL SOURCES 8,531,200 8,367,800
(9) Farm mediation and farmer assistance
(a) General program GPR A 208,200 219,300
operations
(m) Federal funds PR-F C 183,700 183,700
(9) P R O G R A M T O T A L S
GENERAL PURPOSE REVENUES 208,200 219,300
PROGRAM REVENUE 183,700 183,700
FEDERAL (183,700) (183,700)
TOTAL-ALL SOURCES 391,900 403,000
2 0 . 1 1 5 D E P A R T M E N T T O T A L S
GENERAL PURPOSE REVENUES 23,954,100 21,875,400
PROGRAM REVENUE 23,548,500 23,534,500
FEDERAL (5,824,700) (5,812,900)
OTHER (14,254,100) (14,376,600)
SERVICE (3,469,700) (3,345,000)
SEGREGATED FUNDS 10,546,000 10,485,800
OTHER (10,546,000) (10,485,800)
TOTAL-ALL SOURCES 58,048,600 55,895,700
