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59.56
(13) Celebrations and conventions. Appropriate The board may
16appropriate money to defray the expense of national air shows or similar aeronautics
17activities held in the county,
of municipal commemorative or patriotic celebrations
18or observance,
of state or national conventions of war veterans,
of national
19conventions of fraternal associations,
of group entertainment for children on
20Halloween by county or municipal agencies within the county or of state or national
21conventions of county officers or employes or associations thereof or of bringing any
22of such conventions to the county.
SB639, s. 133
23Section
133. 59.07 (19m) of the statutes is renumbered 59.70 (21) and
24amended to read:
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159.70
(21) Conservation congress. Appropriate The board may appropriate 2money to defray the expenses of county delegates to the annual convention and other
3activities of the Wisconsin conservation congress.
SB639, s. 134
4Section
134. 59.07 (20) of the statutes is renumbered 59.52 (8), and 59.52 (8)
5(a), (b) (intro.) and 1. and (c), as renumbered, are amended to read:
SB639,72,166
59.52
(8) (a)
Establish The board may establish a civil service system of
7selection, tenure and status, and the system may be made applicable to all county
8personnel, except the members of the board, constitutional officers and members of
9boards and commissions. The system may also include uniform provisions in respect
10to classification of positions and salary ranges, payroll certification, attendance,
11vacations, sick leave, competitive examinations, hours of work, tours of duty or
12assignments according to earned seniority, employe grievance procedure,
13disciplinary actions, layoffs and separations for just cause, as described in par. (b),
14subject to approval of a civil service commission or the board. The board may request
15the assistance of the department of administration and pay for such services, under
16s. 16.58.
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(b) (intro.) A law enforcement employe of the county may not be suspended,
18demoted, dismissed or suspended and demoted by the civil service commission or
by 19the board, based either on its own investigation or on charges filed by the sheriff,
20unless the commission or board determines whether there is just cause, as described
21in this paragraph, to sustain the charges. In making its determination, the
22commission or the board shall apply the following standards, to the extent
23applicable:
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1. Whether the employe could reasonably be expected to have had knowledge
25of the probable consequences of
the his or her alleged conduct.
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1(c) If a law enforcement employe of the county is dismissed, demoted,
2suspended or suspended and demoted by the civil service commission or the board
3under the system established under par. (a), the person dismissed, demoted,
4suspended or suspended and demoted may appeal from the order of the civil service
5commission or the board to the circuit court by serving written notice of the appeal
6on the secretary of the commission or the board within 10 days after the order is filed.
7Within 5 days after receiving written notice of the appeal, the commission or the
8board shall certify to the clerk of the circuit court the record of the proceedings,
9including all documents, testimony and minutes. The action shall then be at issue
10and shall have precedence over any other cause of a different nature pending in the
11court, which shall always be open to the trial thereof. The court shall upon
12application of the accused or of the board or the commission fix a date of trial which
13shall not be later than 15 days after
such the application except by agreement. The
14trial shall be by the court and upon the return of the board or the commission, except
15that the court may require further return or the taking and return of further
16evidence by the board or the commission. The question to be determined by the court
17shall be: Upon the evidence is there just cause, as described in par. (b), to sustain
18the charges against the employee? No cost shall be allowed either party and the
19clerk's fees shall be paid by the county. If the order of the board or the commission
20is reversed, the accused shall be
forthwith immediately reinstated and entitled to
21pay as though in continuous service. If the order of the board or the commission is
22sustained, it shall be final and conclusive.
SB639, s. 135
23Section
135. 59.07 (23) of the statutes is renumbered 59.535 (3) and amended
24to read:
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159.535
(3) War records.
Appropriate The board may appropriate money for
2the collection, publication or distribution of war records.
SB639, s. 136
3Section
136. 59.07 (24) of the statutes is renumbered 59.56 (11) and amended
4to read:
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59.56
(11) Fish and game. Establish The board may establish, maintain and
6operate fish hatcheries and facilities for raising game birds.
SB639, s. 137
7Section
137. 59.07 (25) of the statutes is renumbered 59.79 (11) and amended
8to read:
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59.79
(11) Baseball. In counties having a population of 500,000 or more own 10Own and operate a professional baseball team, appropriate money for the purchase
11of a franchise for such team, and in the discretion of the board organize and maintain
12a nonprofit corporation for such team ownership and operation or participate with
13others in the formation and operation of such corporation.
SB639, s. 138
14Section
138. 59.07 (26) of the statutes is renumbered 59.56 (9) and amended
15to read:
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59.56
(9) Recreation. Create The board may create, promote and conduct and
17assist in creating, promoting and conducting recreational activities in the county
18which are conducive to the general health and welfare, and elect persons for such
19terms and salaries as may be determined, who shall exercise the powers and perform
20the duties given by the board. The board may provide for what purpose and in what
21manner moneys appropriated
pursuant to under this subsection may be expended.
22Such persons may be designated "County Recreation Committee". At the annual
23meeting next after making the appropriation the board shall determine in
what 24which municipalities such activities were held and
what which other municipalities
25received benefits therefrom and determine the amount expended from the
1appropriation to make the programs or activities or benefits derived therefrom
2possible in each municipality and levy a tax upon the property of each municipality
3in accordance with such apportionment to reimburse the county for its expenditures,
4but no expenditure shall be made nor improvement ordered without the consent of
5the governing body of the municipality.
SB639, s. 139
6Section
139. 59.07 (27) of the statutes is renumbered 59.52 (22) and amended
7to read:
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59.52
(22) County boards' association. By a two-thirds vote,
the board may 9purchase membership in an association of county boards for the protection of county
10interests and the furtherance of better county government.
SB639, s. 140
11Section
140. 59.07 (28) of the statutes is renumbered 59.52 (23) and amended
12to read:
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59.52
(23) Purchase of publications.
Purchase The board may purchase 14publications dealing with governmental problems and furnish copies thereof to
15supervisors, officers and employes.
SB639, s. 141
16Section
141. 59.07 (29) of the statutes is renumbered 59.535 (4) and amended
17to read:
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59.535
(4) (title)
Service officer
and commission. Appropriate The board may
19appropriate funds for the execution of the duties of the county veterans' service
20officer and the county veterans' service commission.
SB639, s. 142
21Section
142. 59.07 (30) of the statutes is renumbered 59.56 (10) and amended
22to read:
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59.56
(10) Advertise county. (a) Appropriate funds to advertise the
24advantages, attractions and resources of the county and to conserve, develop and
1improve the same.
Any The county may cooperate with any private agency or group
2in this work.
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(b) In counties
having with a population of 500,000 or more, appropriate funds
4for the placing of advertisements in newspapers, periodicals or other publications
5listing radio and television broadcasting schedules, informing county residents of a
6radio or television appearance by a county official or employe, or advertising any
7program, function or activity sponsored by the county.
SB639, s. 143
8Section
143. 59.07 (31) of the statutes is renumbered 59.56 (5) and amended
9to read:
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59.56
(5) Historical societies.
Appropriate The board may appropriate money
11to any local historical society incorporated under s. 44.03 located in the county for
12the purpose of collecting and preserving the records of the early pioneers, the life of
13the Indians, the experience of persons in the military, and the salient historical
14features of the county.
SB639, s. 144
15Section
144. 59.07 (32) of the statutes is renumbered 59.56 (6) and amended
16to read:
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59.56
(6) County historian. Create The board may create the position of county
18historian. The historian shall collect and preserve the records of the Indians and the
19early pioneers, the experiences of military men and women and the records of their
20service; mark and compile data concerning places of historical interest in the county;
21and perform such other duties relating to the collection, preservation, compilation
22and publication of historical data as the board prescribes. The board may provide
23the historian with a fireproof safe or vault in which to keep papers and documents,
24with clerical assistance and
with such other needs as will enable the historian to
25adequately perform the duties of historian. The board may require reports.
SB639, s. 145
1Section
145. 59.07 (33) of the statutes is renumbered 59.56 (2) and amended
2to read:
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59.56
(2) Public museums. (a)
Appropriate The board may appropriate money
4for the establishment, expansion, operation and maintenance of public museums in
5the county, including, but not limited to, any public museum owned by a city.
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(b)
Acquire The board may acquire, establish, expand, own, operate and
7maintain a public museum in the county and appropriate money for such purposes,
8except that a public museum owned by a county under this subsection may seek
9tax-exempt status as an entity described under section
501 (c) (3) of the internal
10revenue code.
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(c) Notwithstanding pars. (a) and (b), in counties having a population of
12500,000 or more the
county board may contribute funds toward the operation of a
13public museum owned by a
city of the 1st class
city in such county, as partial
14reimbursement for museum services rendered to persons residing outside such city
15and in a manner similar to the annual appropriation of funds by the
county board
16under s. 43.57 toward the operation of the central library in such city.
SB639, s. 146
17Section
146. 59.07 (34) (title) of the statutes is renumbered 59.54 (17) (title)
18and amended to read:
SB639,77,1919
59.54
(17) (title)
Highway safety
Highways.
SB639, s. 147
20Section
147. 59.07 (34) of the statutes is renumbered 59.54 (17) (a) and
21amended to read:
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59.54
(17) (a) (title)
Safety and patrol. Appropriate The board may appropriate 23money to citizens' safety committees or to county safety commissions or councils for
24highway safety and patrol.
SB639, s. 148
1Section
148. 59.07 (34g) of the statutes is renumbered 59.54 (17) (b) and
2amended to read:
SB639,78,53
59.54
(17) (b)
Highway commissioner term. Adopt The board may enact an
4ordinance establishing the term of service of a highway commissioner elected under
5s. 83.01 (1) (a).
SB639, s. 149
6Section
149. 59.07 (34m) of the statutes is renumbered 59.54 (17) (c) and
7amended to read:
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59.54
(17) (c)
Highway safety coordinator. The
county board chairperson, or
9the county executive or county administrator in a county having such an officer, may
10appoint a county highway safety coordinator who shall serve as a member of the
11county traffic safety commission under s. 83.013 (1) (a).
SB639, s. 150
12Section
150. 59.07 (35) of the statutes is renumbered 59.70 (10) and amended
13to read:
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59.70
(10) Drainage district bonds.
Purchase The board may purchase 15drainage district bonds at market value or at a discount to salvage the equity of the
16county in the lands affected and to secure resumption of tax payments thereon and
17so permit the dissolution of the district.
SB639, s. 151
18Section
151. 59.07 (37) of the statutes is renumbered 59.53 (1) and amended
19to read:
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59.53
(1) Surplus commodity plans.
Adopt The board may adopt and
21participate in any surplus commodity absorption plan in connection with furnishing
22relief to needy persons within any municipality in the county and appropriate money
23to carry out such plan.
SB639, s. 152
24Section
152. 59.07 (38) of the statutes is renumbered 59.55 (5) and amended
25to read:
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159.55
(5) Secondhand car dealers, junking cars. License The board may
2license and regulate dealers in secondhand motor vehicles, wreckers of motor
3vehicles, or the conduct of motor vehicle junking. Such regulation shall not apply to
4any municipality which
adopts enacts an ordinance governing the same subject.
SB639, s. 153
5Section
153. 59.07 (39) of the statutes is renumbered 59.53 (15) and amended
6to read:
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59.53
(15) Nursing associations.
Appropriate The board may appropriate 8money toward the support of organized and bona fide nursing associations in the
9county, such associations to have at least one qualified nurse.
SB639, s. 154
10Section
154. 59.07 (41) of the statutes is renumbered 59.54 (1) and amended
11to read:
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59.54
(1) Ambulances. Purchase The board may purchase, equip, operate and
13maintain ambulances and contract for ambulance service with one or more providers
14for conveyance of the sick or injured and make reasonable charges for the use thereof.
SB639, s. 155
15Section
155. 59.07 (42) of the statutes is renumbered 59.54 (2) and amended
16to read:
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59.54
(2) Rescue equipment. Appropriate The board may appropriate money
18for the purchase of boats and other equipment necessary for the rescue of human
19beings and the recovery of human bodies from waters of which the county has
20jurisdiction under s. 2.04 and charge a reasonable fee for the use of such boats and
21other equipment.
SB639, s. 156
22Section
156. 59.07 (42m) of the statutes is renumbered 59.54 (5) and amended
23to read:
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59.54
(5) Emergency services for hearing and speech impaired persons. In
25any county having a population of 200,000 or more the
county board shall install in
1the sheriff's department a teletypewriter which shall be available to receive calls
2from hearing and speech impaired persons seeking emergency services. In cities
3having a population of 30,000 or more which are not contained in a county having
4a population of 200,000 or more, the city shall install a teletypewriter for the
5purposes of this subsection in either the police or fire department. If 2 or more cities
6having a population of 30,000 or more are contained in one county, the
county board
7shall install the teletypewriter in the sheriff's department and no teletypewriter
8shall be required in the cities.
SB639, s. 157
9Section
157. 59.07 (43) of the statutes is renumbered 59.52 (21) and amended
10to read:
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59.52
(21) County commissions. Except in counties having a population of
12500,000 or more,
the board may fix and pay the compensation of members of the
13county park commission and the county planning and zoning commission for
14attendance at meetings at a rate not to exceed the compensation permitted
15supervisors.
SB639, s. 158
16Section
158. 59.07 (44) of the statutes is renumbered 59.42 (1) and amended
17to read:
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59.42
(1) (title)
Corporation counsel
; certain counties. (a) Except as provided
19under par. (b), in counties not having a population of 500,000 or more,
the board may 20employ a corporation counsel, and fix the salary of the corporation counsel. The
21corporation counsel appointed under this paragraph may be terminated at any time
22by a majority vote of all the members of the board.
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(b) In any county with a county executive or county administrator, the county
24executive or county administrator shall have the authority to appoint and supervise
25the corporation counsel if the
county board authorizes the establishment of the office
1of corporation counsel. Such appointment shall be subject to confirmation by the
2county board unless the
county board, by ordinance, elects to waive confirmation or
3unless the appointment is made under a civil service system competitive
4examination procedure established under s.
59.07 (20)
59.52 (8) or ch. 63. The
5corporation counsel may be removed by the county executive or county administrator
6with the concurrence of the
county board unless the corporation counsel is appointed
7under such an examination procedure.
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(c) The corporation counsel may, when authorized by a majority of the
county 9board, appoint one or more assistant corporation counsels to aid the corporation
10counsel in the performance of the duties of corporation counsel. The assistants so
11appointed shall have authority to perform all the duties of the corporation counsel.
12The duties of the corporation counsel shall be limited to civil matters and may
13include giving legal opinions to the board and its committees and interpreting the
14powers and duties of the board and county officers. Whenever any of the powers and
15duties conferred upon the corporation counsel are concurrent with similar powers or
16duties conferred by law upon the district attorney, the district attorney's powers or
17duties shall cease to the extent that they are so conferred upon the corporation
18counsel and the district attorney shall be relieved of the responsibility for performing
19such powers or duties. Opinions of the corporation counsel on all such matters shall
20have the same effect as opinions of the district attorney. The corporation counsel may
21request the attorney general to consult and advise with the corporation counsel in
22the same manner as district attorneys as provided by s. 165.25 (3).
SB639, s. 159
23Section
159. 59.07 (46) of the statutes is renumbered 59.54 (7) and amended
24to read:
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159.54
(7) Police powers over certain U.S. lands and structures. In counties
2wherein in which the United States has built a structure extending into a lake or
3river, the board may by ordinance regulate the use of such a structure by the public
4consistent with reasonable safety requirements, but nothing contained in the
5ordinance shall permit any interference with the operations of the United States, its
6agents, employes or representatives in connection with the structure
, and. The
7ordinance may also provide that any person who violates the ordinance shall forfeit
8to the county
an amount not to exceed $100 for each offense, plus costs, and in default
9of payment shall be imprisoned
for not more than 30 days. Arrests for violation of
10the ordinance may be made by the sheriff or by any peace officer of the municipality
11wherein the structure is located.
SB639, s. 160
12Section
160. 59.07 (47) of the statutes is renumbered 59.54 (16) and amended
13to read:
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59.54
(16) Contract with U.S. for custody of federal prisoners. Empower 15The board may authorize the sheriff or superintendent of the house of correction to
16contract with the United States to keep in the county jail or house of correction any
17person legally committed under U.S. authority, but not for a term exceeding 18
18months.
SB639, s. 161
19Section
161. 59.07 (49) of the statutes is renumbered 59.70 (22) and amended
20to read:
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59.70
(22) Billboard regulation.
Regulate The board may regulate, by
22ordinance, the maintenance and construction of billboards and other similar
23structures on premises abutting on highways maintained by the county so as to
24promote the safety of public travel thereon. Such ordinances shall not apply within
1cities, villages and towns which have enacted ordinances regulating the same subject
2matter.
SB639, s. 162
3Section
162. 59.07 (50) of the statutes is renumbered 59.54 (19) and amended
4to read:
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59.54
(19) Riding horses, regulation.
Provide The board may provide by
6ordinance for the regulation,
control, prohibition and licensing of horses kept for the
7purpose of riding, whether by private owners for their own use or by commercial
8stables, riding academies or clubs for hire; for the licensing and regulation of owners
9of riding horses and the regulation,
control, prohibition and licensing of commercial
10stables keeping horses for riding purposes for hire. The board may revoke the license
11of any owner of a horse kept for the purpose of riding for violation of such ordinance
12after the filing of charges and notice and hearing thereon. Such ordinance may
13provide that the chairperson of the board, when the board is not in session, shall be
14authorized to issue such license or to suspend such license of any person violating
15such ordinance; such issuance of license or the suspension of such license to be acted
16on by the board at its next meeting. Such ordinance may impose a
penalty of 17forfeiture not to exceed $100 for each violation or
, in default of payment thereof,
18imprisonment for not
exceeding more than 30 days. Such ordinances may not apply
19within cities, villages and towns that have enacted ordinances regulating the same
20subject matter.
SB639, s. 163
21Section
163. 59.07 (51) of the statutes is renumbered 59.70 (1) and amended
22to read:
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59.70
(1) Building and sanitary codes. Adopt The board may enact building
24and sanitary codes, make necessary rules and regulations in relation thereto and
25provide for enforcement of the codes, rules and regulations by forfeiture or otherwise.
1The codes, rules and regulations do not apply within
cities, villages or towns 2municipalities which have
adopted
enacted ordinances or codes concerning the same
3subject matter. "Sanitary code" does not include a private sewage system ordinance
4adopted enacted under
s. 59.065 sub. (5). "Building and sanitary codes" does not
5include well code ordinances
adopted enacted under
s. 59.067 sub. (6).
SB639, s. 164
6Section
164. 59.07 (52) (title) of the statutes is renumbered 59.79 (9) (title) and
7amended to read:
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59.79
(9) (title)
Milwaukee county; sewage Sewage, waste, refuse.
SB639, s. 165
9Section
165. 59.07 (52) (intro.) of the statutes is repealed.
SB639, s. 166
10Section
166. 59.07 (52) (a) and (b) of the statutes are renumbered 59.79 (9) (a)
11and (b) and amended to read:
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59.79
(9) (a) Provide for the transmission and disposal of sewage from any of
13the county buildings, and for such purpose shall after October 1, 1965, annually pay
14to the municipality in which the buildings are situated for the transmission and
15disposal of sewage, such proportion of the expense
thereof of the transmission and
16disposal, as certified under s. 66.91 (5), to any such municipality; such proportionate
17expense to be determined by the ratio which the amount of sewage contributed by
18any such buildings may bear to the total amount of sewage contributed by any such
19municipality to such system; but each municipality
wherein in which county
20buildings are located, if payment is to be made, shall provide and furnish meters to
21determine the amount of sewage so contributed. This paragraph shall not apply to
22user charges billed to the county under s. 66.912.
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(b) Engage in the function of the destruction or disposal of waste by providing
24dumpage facilities; acquire lands by purchase, lease, donation or right of eminent
25domain within such county and use the lands as dumpage sites for depositing,
1salvaging, processing, burning or otherwise disposing of the waste, and acquire land
2by purchase, lease or donation outside such county for said purposes where state and
3local regulations permit; construct and equip incinerators and other structures to be
4used for disposal of waste; maintain, control and operate dumpage sites; maintain,
5control and operate incinerators for burning such materials; utilize or dispose of by
6sale or otherwise heat or power reclaimed from incinerator facilities; sell all
7salvageable waste materials and by-products; levy a tax to create a working capital
8fund to maintain and operate dumpage facilities, construct, equip and operate
9incinerators and other structures for disposal of wastes; charge or assess reasonable
10fees to persons making use of such sites, incinerators or other structures for the
11disposal of waste; make charges approximately commensurate with the cost of
12services rendered to any municipality using the county waste disposal facilities;
13authorize payment to any municipality, in which county waste disposal facilities,
14including incinerators, are located, to cover the reasonable cost of fire fighting
15services rendered to such county when the occasion demands such service; contract
16with private collectors and municipalities and transporters to receive and dispose of
17waste other than garbage at dumpage and incinerator sites; levy taxes to provide
18funds to acquire sites and to construct and equip incinerators and other structures
19for disposal of wastes;
adopt enact and enforce ordinances,
and adopt and enforce 20rules and regulations
, necessary for the orderly conduct of providing such dumpage
21facilities and services and provide forfeitures for the violation thereof. The charges
22for waste disposal services shall be determined by the board and shall include a
23reasonable charge for depreciation. In the determination of the charges the board
24shall give full consideration to any fees directly collected for the service. Waste
25disposal charges shall be apportioned
pursuant to
under s. 70.63 to the respective
1municipalities receiving the service. The depreciation charges shall create a reserve
2for future capital outlays for waste disposal facilities. Before acquiring in such
3county any site to be used for dumping or the erection of an incinerator or other
4structure for the disposal of waste, a public hearing shall be held in the county
5following notice of hearing by publication as a class 3 notice, under ch. 985. The term
6"waste" as used in this paragraph includes, without
restriction limitation because of
7enumeration, garbage, ashes, municipal, domestic, industrial and commercial
8rubbish, waste or refuse material. The powers conferred by this paragraph are
9declared to be necessary to the preservation of the public health, welfare and
10convenience of the county.
SB639, s. 167
11Section
167. 59.07 (54) of the statutes is renumbered 59.80 and amended to
12read:
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1359.80 Milwaukee county; city-county crime commission. The board of
14any county
having with a population of 500,000 or more or the common council of any
151st class city
of the first class however organized in such county
, may appropriate
16money to defray in whole or in part the expenses of a city-county crime commission
17organized and functioning to determine methods of crime prevention in such county.
18All items of expense paid out of such appropriation shall be presented and paid on
19board vouchers as are claims against counties.
SB639, s. 168
20Section
168. 59.07 (55) of the statutes is renumbered 59.79 (1) and amended
21to read:
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59.79
(1) (title)
Housing facilities
, Milwaukee county. In counties having a
23population of 500,000 or more, build Build, furnish and rent housing facilities to
24residents of the county. Such
counties a county may borrow money or accept grants
25from the federal government for or in aid of any project to build, furnish and rent such
1housing facilities, to take over any federal lands and to such ends enter into such
2contracts, mortgages, trust indentures, leases or other agreements as the federal
3government may require. It is the intent of this subsection to authorize such
counties 4a county to do anything necessary to secure the financial aid and the cooperation of
5the federal government in any undertaking by the county authorized by this
6subsection, including the authority to provide housing subsidies or allowances by
7participation in federal government housing programs.
SB639, s. 169
8Section
169. 59.07 (56) of the statutes is renumbered 59.53 (23) and amended
9to read:
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59.53
(23) Housing authorities, counties having only one town. (a) The
11provisions of ss. 66.40 to 66.404 shall apply to any county having only one town,
12except as otherwise provided in this subsection or clearly indicated otherwise by the
13context, and any housing authority established under this subsection
shall be
14entitled to may participate in any state grants-in-aid for housing in the same
15manner as city housing authorities created under ss. 66.40 to 66.404.
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(b) The powers and duties conferred and imposed by ss. 66.40 to 66.404 upon
17mayors and councils are
hereby conferred upon
county boards, and the powers and
18duties of specified city officials under those sections are
hereby conferred upon
19county officials performing duties similar to the duties of
such the specified city
20officials.
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(c) Eligible low-income residents of the county who are 62 years of age or older
22may be given first preference in the selection of tenants for housing provided under
23the authority of this
section subsection. The housing may, insofar as possible, be
24designed specifically for the foregoing class of residents.
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1(d) The area of operation of a housing authority created in and for a county
2pursuant to under this subsection is all of the county for which it is created.
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3Section
170. 59.07 (57) of the statutes is renumbered 59.79 (2) and amended
4to read:
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59.79
(2) Intergovernmental committees; appropriation. In counties having
6a population of 500,000 or more, appropriate Appropriate money to defray the
7expenses of any intergovernmental committee organized in the county with
8participation by the
county board to study countywide governmental problems, and
9make recommendations thereon. All items of expense paid out of the appropriations
10shall be presented on vouchers signed by the chairperson and secretary of the
11intergovernmental committee.
SB639, s. 171
12Section
171. 59.07 (58) of the statutes is renumbered 59.48 and amended to
13read: