2001 Statutes Index

Christmas trees, harvest, 26.03

Civil liability for unlawful cutting, removal and transport, 26.09

Community, 28.20 to 28.23

Council on forestry:

Creation, membership, 15.347 (19)

Duties, 26.02

County, 28.10, 28.11

Road aids, 86.315

State grants for development of wildlife habitat, 23.09 (17m)

Cutting, removing and transporting:

Consent of owner required, 26.05

Unlawful, civil liability, 26.09

Destruction of protection equipment or notices, 26.19

District attorneys to prosecute violations, 26.18

Education grant program, 560.18

Energy resources from, report on, 26.36

Fire fighting system, 23.09 (2)

Fire protection area, organization, 26.12

Fire protection devices, 26.20

Fire wardens:

Emergency employment, 26.12 (3)

For town, 26.13

Fires:

Civil liability, 26.14 (9), 26.21

Law enforcement, 26.14

Natural resources department, jurisdiction, 26.11

Private forest grants, 26.38

Suppression aids; grants, 26.145

Forestry education, 26.39

Demonstration and education center, 28.015

General penalty, violation of ch. 26, 26.98

Harvest, notice, file conveyance, 26.03

Insects and diseases, control, 26.30

Municipal, 28.20 to 28.23

National:

Allocation of federal payments in lieu of taxes, 16.54 (11)

May be established, 1.055

Natural resources department:

See also Natural Resources Department—4. Resource and Environmental Protection

Planning, aerial survey for, 23.325

Reports of trespass, seizures, sales, 26.10

Supervision, 28.01

Nurseries, reforestation, 28.06

Productivity, natural resources dept. to identify and provide assistance, 26.35

Rangers, police power, 26.97

Responsibility of wardens and citizens, 26.15

Seizure and sale of products unlawfully cut, 26.06

Slash disposal, 26.12 (6), (7)

State, see State—13. Forests

State tax, 70.58

Theft, 26.05

Timber sale, 26.22

Tractors, spark arresters, 26.205

Violations:

Aiding and abetting, 26.99

Penalties, repeaters, 26.985

Woodland tax, 77.16

Termination of program, 77.16 (14)

forfeitures, collection procedure FORFEITURES, COLLECTION PROCEDURE

Generally, Ch. 778

Note: Violations punishable by forfeiture are indexed according to their general subject matter.

Alcohol, underage persons violations, citation procedure, 778.25

Amount recoverable, 778.06

Applicability of ch. 778, 778.015

Assignment of wages, etc., 778.30

Attachment against nonresident, 778.02

Citation procedure:

Alternative procedure, certain limited violations, 778.25

Land trespass violations, 778.26

Classification of forfeitures and amounts, 939.52

Complaint:

Ordinance violations, 778.10

Statute violations, 778.02, 778.03

Additional plaintiffs, 778.04

Dismissal or amendment for contribution to crime prevention organization prohibited, 778.027

Controlled substances violations:

Citation procedure, 778.25

Proceedings, 961.555

Property subject to, 961.55

Corporations may sue for, 778.10

Costs:

Fees, 778.195, 778.25, 814.63

Plaintiff may be required to give security for, 778.04

Who liable, 778.20

Disposition of proceeds:

City, town or village treasurer's duties, 778.15

Neglect of duty, 778.16

County treasurer's duties, 778.17

Municipal or county ordinance violations, 59.25 (3), 66.0114, 778.10, 778.105