AB510,69,43 (a) The current value of property and facilities transferred by a municipality
4to a district.
AB510,69,65 (b) The amount of money contributed to the district during its existence by a
6municipality under ss. 66.0615 and 229.863 (4) (h).
AB510,69,87 (c) The amount of any other contribution made by a municipality to a district,
8including any contribution that is made under s. 229.864 (3).
AB510,69,11 9(2) If a municipality disagrees with the commission's decisions regarding the
10transfer of property, the municipality may have its disagreement settled by an
11arbitrator under s. 229.865 (2) (e).
AB510, s. 122 12Section 122. 287.09 (1) (a) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB510,69,1413 287.09 (1) (a) Except as provided in pars. (b) to (d) (dm), each municipality is
14a responsible unit.
AB510, s. 123 15Section 123. 287.09 (1) (dm) of the statutes is created to read:
AB510,69,1716 287.09 (1) (dm) A metropolitan service district that provides recycling services
17under s. 229.863 (2) (i) is a responsible unit.
AB510, s. 124 18Section 124. 287.09 (1) (e) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB510,70,519 287.09 (1) (e) The governing body of a county that adopts a resolution under
20par. (b) or enters into a contract under par. (d) shall submit a copy of the resolution
21or contract to the department and to the clerk of each municipality in the county,
22within 30 days after adoption of the resolution or the signing of the contract. The
23governing body of a municipality that adopts a resolution under par. (c) or enters into
24a contract under par. (d) shall submit a copy of the resolution or contract to the
25department and to the clerk of the county in which the municipality is located, within

130 days after adoption of the resolution or the signing of the contract. A metropolitan
2service district that is a responsible unit under par. (dm) shall notify the department
3and the clerk of the county in which the metropolitan service district is located of the
4region for which the metropolitan service district is a responsible unit, within 30
5days after it becomes a responsible unit.
AB510, s. 125 6Section 125. 340.01 (28t) of the statutes is created to read:
AB510,70,87 340.01 (28t) "Metropolitan service district" has the meaning given for "district"
8in s. 229.86 (3).
AB510, s. 126 9Section 126. 341.26 (2m) (a) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB510,70,1210 341.26 (2m) (a) In this subsection, "municipality" has the meaning given in s.
11345.05 (1) (c), except that the term includes a metropolitan service district but does
12not include a county.
AB510, s. 127 13Section 127. 343.38 (1) (c) 2. b. of the statutes is amended to read:
AB510,70,1514 343.38 (1) (c) 2. b. A vehicle owned by or leased to the United States, this state
15or any county or, municipality, or metropolitan service district of this state.
AB510, s. 128 16Section 128. 344.14 (2) (j) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB510,70,2017 344.14 (2) (j) To the owner of a vehicle involved in an accident if at the time of
18the accident such vehicle was owned by or leased to the United States, this state or
19any county or, municipality, or metropolitan service district of this state, or to the
20operator of such vehicle if operating such vehicle with permission.
AB510, s. 129 21Section 129. 344.25 (1) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB510,71,222 344.25 (1) If the judgment arose out of an accident caused by the ownership or
23operation, with permission, of a vehicle owned by or leased to the United States, this
24state or any county or, municipality , or metropolitan service district of this state or

1a vehicle subject to the requirements of s. 121.53, 194.41 or 194.42, the secretary
2shall not suspend such operating privilege or registration.
AB510, s. 130 3Section 130. 345.05 (2), (4) and (5) of the statutes are amended to read:
AB510,71,134 345.05 (2) A person suffering any damage proximately resulting from the
5negligent operation of a motor vehicle owned and operated by a municipality or
6metropolitan service district
, which damage was occasioned by the operation of the
7motor vehicle in the course of its business, may file a claim for damages against the
8municipality or metropolitan service district concerned and the governing body
9thereof of the municipality or the commission of the metropolitan service district may
10allow, compromise, settle and pay the claim. In this subsection, a motor vehicle is
11deemed owned and operated by a municipality or metropolitan service district if the
12vehicle is either being rented or leased, or is being purchased under a contract
13whereby the municipality or metropolitan service district will acquire title.
AB510,71,16 14(4) In this section, judgments against municipalities and metropolitan service
15districts
shall be certified, filed and collected as provided in s. 66.0117 whether
16named therein or not.
AB510,71,23 17(5) If the allowance of claim is by or the judgment is against any municipality
18or metropolitan service district lying in more than one town, city, village or county,
19the governing body of the debtor municipality or the commission of the debtor
20metropolitan service district
shall prorate the amount of the claim allowed or the
21judgment and so certify to the proper officials for tax levy, so that the taxable property
22of the debtor municipality or the debtor metropolitan service district will equitably
23bear the amount of the claim or judgment.
AB510, s. 131 24Section 131. 348.18 of the statutes is amended to read:
AB510,72,5
1348.18 Weight limitations apply to publicly-owned vehicles;
2exceptions.
Sections 348.15 to 348.17 and the penalties for violations thereof also
3apply to vehicles owned by the state, a county or, a municipality, or a metropolitan
4service district,
except when such vehicles are being used for the removal, treatment
5or sanding of snow or ice or when such vehicles are authorized emergency vehicles.
AB510, s. 132 6Section 132. Laws of 1975, chapter 105, section 1 (1) and (2) is amended to
7read:
AB510,72,198 [Laws of 1975, chapter 105] Section 1 (1) The legislature finds that the existing
9system of allocating aggregate property tax revenues among tax levying
10municipalities has resulted in significant inequities and disincentives. The cost of
11public works or improvements within a city or, village, or certain towns has been
12borne entirely by the city or, village , or town, while the expansion of tax base which
13is stimulated, directly or indirectly, by such improvements, benefits not only the city
14or, village, or town but also all municipalities which share such tax base. This
15situation is inequitable. Moreover, when the cost to a city or, village, or town of a
16public improvement project exceeds the future benefit to the city or, village, or town
17resulting therefrom, the city or, village , or town may decide not to undertake such
18project. This situation has resulted in the postponement or cancellation of socially
19desirable projects.
AB510,72,2520 (2) The legislature further finds that accomplishment of the vital and beneficial
21public purposes of sections 66.405 to 66.425, 66.43, 66.431, 66.435 and 66.52 of the
22statutes, is being frustrated because of a lack of incentives and financial resources.
23The purpose of this act is to create a viable procedure by which a city or, village, or
24certain towns
, through its own initiative and efforts, may finance projects which will
25tend to accomplish these laudable objectives.
AB510, s. 133
1Section 133. Initial applicability.
AB510,73,32 (1) The treatment of section 79.05 (1) (bm) of the statutes first applies to
3distributions under the expenditure restraint program in 2004.
AB510,73,44 (End)
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