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33. 66.0435 (10) (title) of the statutes is created to read:
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66.0435
(10) (title)
Powers of municipalities.
Note: The other subsections in s. 66.0435 have titles.
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66.0504
(2) (a) If a program participant submits a written request to a local
11clerk that he or she keep the program participant's actual address private, the local
12clerk may not disclose any record in his or her possession
which that would reveal
13the program participant's actual address, except pursuant to a court order.
Note: Replaces “which" with “that" for consistency with current style.
Note: There is no conflict of substance. As merged by the legislative reference
bureau, s. 66.1105 (6) (a) 7. reads:
7. Twenty years after the tax incremental district is created if the district is created
on or after October 1, 2004, and if the district is at least predominantly suitable for
mixed-use development or industrial sites under sub. (4) (gm) 6. If the life of the district
is extended under sub. (7) (am) 2. an allocation under this subdivision may be made 23
years after such a district is created. If the life of the district is extended under sub. (7)
(am) 4., an allocation under this subdivision may be made for not more than an additional
3 years after allocations would otherwise have been terminated under this subdivision.
For a tax incremental district created after March 3, 2016, the period during which a tax
increment may be allocated under this subdivision shall be increased by one year if that
district's project plan is adopted under sub. (4) (g) after September 30 and before May 15.
Note: There is no conflict of substance. As merged by the legislative reference
bureau, s. 66.1105 (6) (a) 8. reads:
8. Twenty-seven years after the tax incremental district is created if the district
is created on or after October 1, 2004, and if the district is a district specified under sub.
(4) (gm) 6. other than a district specified under subd. 7. If the life of the district is extended
under sub. (7) (am) 3. an allocation under this subdivision may be made 30 years after
such a district is created. If the life of the district is extended under sub. (7) (am) 4., an
allocation under this subdivision may be made for not more than an additional 3 years
after allocations would otherwise have been terminated under this subdivision. For a tax
incremental district created after March 3, 2016, the period during which a tax increment
may be allocated under this subdivision shall be increased by one year if that district's
project plan is adopted under sub. (4) (g) after September 30 and before May 15.
Note: There is no conflict of substance. As merged by the legislative reference
bureau, s. 66.1105 (7) (ak) 2. reads:
2. Except as provided in par. (am) 4., for a district that is created after September
30, 1995, and before October 1, 2004, and that is not subject to subd. 1. or 4., 23 years after
the district was created, and, except as provided in subd. 3., for a district that is created
before October 1, 1995, 27 years after the district is created.
Note: There is no conflict of substance. As merged by the legislative reference
bureau, s. 66.1105 (7) (am) 2. reads:
2. Except as provided in subd. 4., for a district that is created after September 30,
2004, about which a finding is made under sub. (4) (gm) 4. a. that not less than 50 percent,
by area, of the real property within the district is suitable for industrial sites or
mixed-use development, 20 years after the district is created, except that the city that
created the district may, subject to sub. (8) (e), request that the joint review board extend
the life of the district for an additional 3 years. Along with its request for a 3-year
extension, the city may provide the joint review board with an independent audit that
demonstrates that the district is unable to pay off its project costs within the 20 years
after the district is created. The joint review board may deny or approve a request to
extend the life of the district for 3 years if the request does not include the independent
audit, and the board shall approve a request to extend the life of the district for 3 years
if the request includes the audit. If the joint review board extends the district's life, the
district shall terminate at the earlier of the end of the extended period or the period
specified in par. (a). For a tax incremental district created after March 3, 2016, the
termination date for a district to which this subdivision applies shall either be increased
by one year beyond the otherwise applicable termination date under this subdivision if
that district's project plan is adopted under sub. (4) (g) after September 30 and before May
15, or shall be the period specified in par. (a), whichever is earlier.
Note: There is no conflict of substance. As merged by the legislative reference
bureau, s. 66.1105 (7) (am) 3. reads:
3. Except as provided in subd. 4., for a district that is created after September 30,
2004, about which a finding is made under sub. (4) (gm) 4. a. that not less than 50 percent,
by area, of the real property within the district is a blighted area or in need of
rehabilitation, 27 years after the district is created, except that the city that created the
district may, subject to sub. (8) (e), request that the joint review board extend the life of
the district for an additional 3 years. Along with its request for a 3-year extension, the
city may provide the joint review board with an independent audit that demonstrates
that the district is unable to pay off its project costs within the 27 years after the district
is created. The joint review board may deny or approve a request to extend the life of the
district for 3 years if the request does not include the independent audit, and the board
shall approve a request to extend the life of the district for 3 years if the request includes
the audit. If the joint review board extends the district's life, the district shall terminate
at the earlier of the end of the extended period or the period specified in par. (a). For a
tax incremental district created after March 3, 2016, the termination date for a district
to which this subdivision applies shall either be increased by one year beyond the
otherwise applicable termination date under this subdivision if that district's project plan
is adopted under sub. (4) (g) after September 30 and before May 15, or shall be the period
specified in par. (a), whichever is earlier.
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577.255 Exemptions from return. No return is required with respect to a
6conveyance exempt under s. 77.25 (1)
, or (10m)
,.
Note: As a result of the treatment by
2015 Wis. Act 145, the first comma inserted
by
2015 Wis. Act 216 is replaced with “or" and the second comma inserted by Act 216,
which is unnecessary, is removed.
Note: There is no conflict of substance. As merged by the legislative reference
bureau, s. 77.52 (7) (a), as renumbered from s. 77.52 (7) by
2015 Wis. Act 84, reads:
(a) Except as provided in par. (b), every person desiring to operate as a seller within
this state who holds a valid certificate under s. 73.03 (50) shall file with the department
an application for a permit for each place of operations. Every application for a permit
shall be made upon a form prescribed by the department and shall set forth the name
under which the applicant intends to operate, the location of the applicant's place of
operations, and the other information that the department requires. If an owner elects
under s. 77.58 (3) (a) to file a separate electronic return for each of the owner's disregarded
entities, each disregarded entity is an applicant under this subsection. Except as
provided in sub. (7b), the application shall be signed by the owner if a sole proprietor; in
the case of sellers other than sole proprietors, the application shall be signed by the
person authorized to act on behalf of such sellers. A nonprofit organization that has a
sales price taxable under s. 77.54 (7m) shall obtain a seller's permit and pay taxes under
this subchapter on all taxable sales prices received after it is required to obtain that
permit. If that organization becomes eligible later for the exemption under s. 77.54 (7m)
except for its possession of a seller's permit, it may surrender that permit.
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42. 84.01 (35) (title) of the statutes is created to read:
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84.01
(35) (title)
Bikeways and pedestrian ways.
Note: The other subsections in s. 84.01 have titles.
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43. 84.31 (2) (am) of the statutes is repealed.
Note: Removes unnecessary definition. Section 84.31 (2) (am) defines
“department” as it is used in s. 84.31 to mean the department of transportation, but s.
84.001 (1) provides the same definition of “department” for all of ch. 84.
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44. 93.90 (1) (title) of the statutes is created to read:
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93.90
(1) (title)
Statewide concern.
Note: All other subsections of s. 93.90 have titles.
Note: There is no conflict of substance. As merged by the legislative reference
bureau, s. 97.29 (1) (h) reads:
(h) “Food processing plant" means any place used primarily for food processing,
where the processed food is not intended to be sold or distributed directly to a consumer.
“Food processing plant" does not include any of the following:
1. A retail food establishment if the food processing activities at that establishment
are authorized by a license issued under s. 97.30.
2. A restaurant or other establishment where meals are prepared or processed for
retail sale directly to consumers or through vending machines if the food processing
activities at that establishment are authorized by a license issued under s. 97.605.
3. An establishment covered by a license or permit under ch. 125 to sell alcohol
beverages if the food processing activities related to alcohol beverages at that
establishment are limited to preparing individual servings of alcohol beverages that are
sold on the premises in accordance with the terms of the establishment's license or permit
under ch. 125.
4. A dairy plant if the food processing activities at that plant are authorized by a
license issued under s. 97.20.
5. A meat or poultry establishment if the food processing activities at that
establishment are authorized by a license issued under s. 97.42 or are authorized under
21 USC 451 to
472 or
21 USC 601 to
695.
6. An egg products plant if the food processing activities at that establishment are
inspected by the federal department of agriculture under
21 USC 1031 to
1056.
7. A dairy farm and milking operation licensed under s. 97.22 that produces milk
for shipment to a dairy plant licensed under s. 97.20 or under the equivalent laws of
another state.
8. A place used by a beekeeper solely for extracting honey from the comb or
producing and selling raw honey or raw bee products.
9. A place used solely for washing or packaging fresh or otherwise unprocessed
fruits or vegetables.
10. A place used by a nonprofit organization solely for receiving and salvaging
distressed food pursuant to the organization's purposes if the organization is described
in section
501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code and is exempt from federal income tax
under section
501 (a) of the Internal Revenue Code.
11. A place on a farm used by an egg producer solely for handling, cleaning, or
packaging whole eggs, including nest-run eggs, that are produced as allowed under s.
97.28 (2).
12. A place used solely for producing and packaging maple syrup or concentrated
maple sap for sale directly to consumers or to a food processing plant licensed under this
section if those sales do not exceed $5,000 in any 12-month period.
13. Any other place exempted by the department by rule.
Note: There is no conflict of substance. As merged by the legislative reference
bureau, s. 97.42 (3) (em) reads:
(em) Slaughter of farm-raised deer. The requirements of pars. (a) and (b) do not
apply to the slaughter of a farm-raised deer if its meat products are not sold by an
operator of a retail food establishment, as defined under s. 97.30 (1) (c). The operator of
an establishment in which farm-raised deer or their meat products are examined and
inspected under this subsection shall pay the department for the cost of the department's
examination and inspection.
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47. 101.111 (7) of the statutes is repealed.
Note: Deletes obsolete transition provision. Section 101.111 requires protection
of adjoining buildings from all excavations made after January 1, 1978, except
excavations made under contracts awarded on or before January 1, 1978.
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48. 101.583 (1m) (title) of the statutes is created to read:
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101.583
(1m) (title)
Small employers.
Note: The other subsections in s. 101.583 have titles.
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1101.63
(1) (intro.) Adopt rules which establish standards for the construction
2and inspection of one- and 2-family dwellings and components thereof. The rules
3shall include separate standards, established in consultation with the
uniform 4dwelling code council, that apply only to the construction and inspection of camping
5units that are set in a fixed location in a campground for which a permit is issued
6under s.
254.47 97.67, that contain a sleeping place, and that are used for seasonal
7overnight camping. Where feasible, the standards used shall be those nationally
8recognized and shall apply to the dwelling and to its electrical, heating, ventilating,
9air conditioning and other systems, including plumbing, as defined in s. 145.01 (10).
10No set of rules may be adopted which has not taken into account the conservation of
11energy in construction and maintenance of dwellings and the costs of specific code
12provisions to home buyers in relationship to the benefits derived from the provisions.
13Rules promulgated under this subsection do not apply to a bed and breakfast
14establishment, as defined under s. 97.01 (1g), except that the rules apply to all of the
15following:
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50. 108.02 (19) of the statutes is amended to read:
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108.02
(19) Nonprofit organizations. A “nonprofit “Nonprofit organization"
18is means an organization described in section 501 (c) (3) of the
internal revenue code
19which Internal Revenue Code that is exempt from federal income tax under section
20501 (a) of the
internal revenue code Internal Revenue Code.
Note: Conforms terminology and capitalization to current style.
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1108.10
(4) The employing unit may commence an action for the judicial review
2of a commission decision under this section, provided the employing unit has
3exhausted the remedies provided under this section. The department may
4commence an action for the judicial review of a commission decision under this
5section, but the department is not required to have been a party to the proceedings
6before the commission or to have exhausted the remedies provided under this
7section. In an action commenced under this section by a party that is not the
8department, the department shall be a defendant and shall be named as a party in
9the complaint commencing the action. If a plaintiff fails to name either the
10department or the commission as defendants and serve them as required under s.
11108.09 (7), the court shall dismiss the action. The scope of judicial review, and the
12manner thereof insofar as applicable, shall be the same as that provided in s. 108.09
13(7).
a defendant defendant summons and
Note: There is no conflict of substance. As merged by the legislative reference
bureau, s. 111.322 (2m) (a) reads:
(a) The individual files a complaint or attempts to enforce any right under s.
103.02, 103.10, 103.11, 103.13, 103.28, 103.32, 103.34, 103.455, 104.12, 109.03, 109.07,
109.075, 146.997, or 995.55, or ss. 101.58 to 101.599 or 103.64 to 103.82.
Note: There is no conflict of substance. As merged by the legislative reference
bureau, s. 111.322 (2m) (b) reads:
(b) The individual testifies or assists in any action or proceeding held under or to
enforce any right under s. 103.02, 103.10, 103.11, 103.13, 103.28, 103.32, 103.34, 103.455,
104.12, 109.03, 109.07, 109.075, 146.997, or 995.55, or ss. 101.58 to 101.599 or 103.64 to
103.82.
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54. 111.70 (4) (mbb) (title) of the statutes is created to read:
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111.70
(4) (mbb) (title)
Consumer price index change.
Note: All other paragraphs in s. 111.70 (4) have titles.
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114.045
(1) No person may operate a drone, as defined in s.
114.105 (1) (a) 6941.292 (1), over a correctional institution, as defined in s. 801.02 (7) (a) 1., including
7any grounds of the institution.
Note: Inserts the correct cross-reference. There is no s. 114.105 (1) (a). “Drone”
is defined at s. 941.292 (1), and that definition was copied as s. 114.105 (1) (a) in the
original bill draft. Section 114.105 (1) (a) was removed from the final bill as adopted as
2015 Wis. Act 318, but the cross-reference was not corrected accordingly.
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115.385
(2) Beginning
115.383 (3) with the accountability report published for
11the 2015-16 school year, the department shall include in its annual school
12accountability report under sub. (1) charter schools established under s. 118.40 (2r)
13or (2x) and private schools participating in a parental choice program under s. 118.60
14or 119.23. The department shall use the same criteria to measure the performance
15of all schools included in the annual school accountability report.
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57. 120.05 (3) of the statutes is amended to read:
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120.05
(3) If the school district president, vice president, treasurer or clerk of
18any school board is unable to discharge the duties of the office due to disability or
19absence, the school board may appoint a person to discharge the duties of such person
20until the disability or absence no longer exists. In the case of a 3-member school
21board the appointee shall be an elector of the school district. In the case of a larger
1school board the appointee for the president shall be the vice president and the
2appointee for the other officers shall be another school board member. The school
3board shall determine the compensation of such appointees. A person acting as
4school district clerk or school district treasurer shall have the powers of a deputy and
5shall take and file an official bond covering the person's acts unless the bond of such
6officer includes a bond for the officer's deputy. This subsection does not apply to
7vacancies caused by absence from the school district for a period exceeding 60 days
8covered by s. 17.03
(4) (4m).
Note: Section 17.03 (4m), which reads as follows, was part of s. 17.03 (4) prior to
being renumbered to s. 17.03 (4m) by
1985 Wis. Act 332:
(4m) In the case of a school district office, the incumbent is absent from the district
for a period exceeding 60 days.
Section 120.05 (3) was not amended by
1985 Wis. Act 332 to reflect the
renumbering to s. 17.03 (4m) of the language regarding an incumbent's absence from the
school district for a period exceeding 60 days.
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58. 134.48 (1) (title) of the statutes is repealed.