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Direct annexation by unanimous approval limited to town land that is contiguous to the annexing city or village
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Act 366
Receivership for abatement of residential nuisances: all cities, towns, and villages allowed to apply to circuit court
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Act 125
Rendering or processing plant may be established or expanded within one-eighth mile of a residence or public or private place of business with approval of the municipality
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Act 398
Sale of personal property or real estate to satisfy a judgment: public notice to include county, town, or municipality Web site -
Act 325
Local election-related inquiries re statewide elections and recounts: GAB required to allocate sufficient staff [Sec. 2q] -
Act 28
General transportation aids: funding amounts revised [Sec. 1941-1943] -
Act 28
Local roads improvement program: discretionary component modified [Sec. 1944-1946] -
Act 28
Nursing home or intermediate care facility operated by a commission created by two or more political subdivisions: assessments and MA payments permitted under certain conditions -
Act 283
ATV with a snow removal device: operation on roadway or public sidewalk permitted under certain conditions, ordinance provision -
Act 367
Mixed-use zoning ordinance clarified; communities required to enact a traditional neighborhood development ordinance to report to DOA on status of compliance; state housing strategy plan to include a bicycle- and pedestrian-oriented design in residential developments -
Act 351
Bittering agent added to engine coolant and antifreeze required; exceptions, penalty, and civil liability immunity provisions -
Act 381
Business contracts for services or equipment: automatic renewal and extension clause provisions created; disclosure form and reminder notice requirements; right to match provision voids the contract; exclusions specified
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Act 192
Future service contracts: new category created -
Act 115
Phosphorus in machine dishwashing products for household use: limit reduced -
Act 63
Soliciting purchase of goods or services by unsolicited delivery of a document that appears to be a check or money order payable to recipient prohibited, exception and conditions specified; DATCP authority and forfeiture provisions
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Act 150
Traveling sales crews: regulations created; exceptions and penalty provisions; JRCCP report -
Act 3
Wellness program from insurer: exemption from unfair trade or marketing practices created -
Act 275
Behavior analyst licensure and regulations created, DRL duties; insurance required to cover behavior analyst services for autism treatment under set conditions; emergency rules provision -
Act 282
Chiropractor examinations and regulation of technicians and radiological technicians modified; provisions re fees, loan default, sexual misconduct, continuing education, and claims for waived insurance [Sec. 226, 226m, 2994eg, er, mnag, mnar, 2995ib-igm, ihm-ir, 9142 (1f), (1g), 9342 (1m), 9442 (1f), (1g)] [2994mnag, mnar, 2995iem, iom — partial veto; 2995if, inm, ip-ir — vetoed] -
Act 28
Construction employees re painting or drywall finishing: penalty for ``willful misclassification" as nonemployees; JRCCP report -
Act 288
Health care providers and insurers required to disclose to consumer upon request information re median billed charge for certain health services, specified charge information for the most frequent presenting conditions, and public information regarding quality of health care services; DHS duties and hospital and forfeiture provisions -
Act 146
Landscape architecture: practicing without a permit prohibited; exemptions provided -
Act 123
Massage therapists and bodyworkers regulation revisions, Massage Therapy and Bodywork Therapy Affiliated Credentialing Board created -
Act 355
PEO and PEG: registration renewal by July 31 of each year; use of titles or providing services without registering with DRL prohibited -
Act 29
Physical Therapists Affiliated Credentialing Board changed to Physical Therapy Examining Board and no longer attached to or advised by MEB -
Act 149
Prevailing wage applicability thresholds, records, and publicly funded private construction projects; local and municipal public works projects [for section numbers and vetoes, see entry under ``Wage — Payment"] -
Act 28
Radiography practice regulated and Radiography Examining Board created; limited X-ray machine operator permit and exceptions provisions -
Act 106
Speech-language pathologists and audiologists regulations and audiology license and temporary license revisions; Council on Speech Language Pathology and Audiology eliminated
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Act 356
TCS Board to award training program grants to technical college district boards for advanced manufacturing skills, priority given to welding [Sec. 33, 9248 (1)]
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Act 2
TCS Board to award training program grants to technical college district boards for advanced manufacturing skills: annual award increased -
Act 265
Thermal system insulation: Comm.Dept to regulate the business of installing and maintaining; council and state inspector position created; licensing, definition, continuing education, and forfeiture provisions -
Act 16
Volunteer Health Care Provider Program: state required to pay for legal representation and costs and damages re certain claims; chiropractors, podiatrists, and physical therapists added -
Act 93
WDF grants to organizations in the building trades for job training and retraining, including green building and alternative energy systems installation; conditions and Comm.Dept duties [Sec. 8, 9110 (2), (3), 9210 (2), (3)]
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Act 2
State patrol funding revised; DOT contracting re equipment in vehicles prohibited; consultation with DNR on shared use of City of Tomah facility required [Sec. 2216b, 9150 (11u)] [2216b — vetoed] -
Act 28
School safety patrol flag made an exception to prohibition on traffic control devices containing advertising on highways, conditions specified -
Act 88
Disabled veteran-owned businesses and minority and disabled veteran-owned businesses certified by Comm.Dept: preferences in governmental procurement provisions created; DOA report required; DOT provisions -
Act 299
Harbor improvement grants: DOT bonding revised; report on current and future needs [Sec. 651, 9150 (5d)] [9150 (5d) — vetoed] -
Act 28
Intercity bus assistance program created [Sec. 291-293, 1939] -
Act 28
Legal Services, Division of, created in DOA; authorized to provide and charge for legal services to executive cabinet agencies only; classified attorney positions in specified agencies deleted [Sec. 31, 48, 560, 3408, 9457 (1)]
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Act 28
Long-term bond and commercial paper restructuring; provision re debt for transportation purposes [Sec. 655f]
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Act 28
Safe-ride grant program: permissible amount increased -
Act 263
Self-authentication by electronic certification of certain DOT records -
Act 118
Tribal elderly transportation grant program created; funding from Indian gaming receipts [Sec. 294, 579, 587, 1938]
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Act 28
High-speed rail route between Milwaukee and Madison: DOT to study feasibility of stop in City of Waterloo [Sec. 1928b] [vetoed] -
AB-75
Madison to Twin Cities passenger rail route report; consideration of routes through City of La Crosse and another through City of Eau Claire required [Sec. 9150 (7j)]
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Act 28
Mass transit operating assistance increases; Tier A-3 established to include commuter or light rail project; DOT duties [Sec. 294m, 1933s-1937d] -
Act 28
Rail passenger route development: bonding authority increased; provision re other sources of program funding [Sec. 648] -
Act 28
Rail property acquisition and improvement: DOT bonding authority increased; funding increased; report on freight rail preservation program [Sec. 652, 9150 (5x)] [9150 (5x) — vetoed] -
Act 28
Railroad crossing improvement in Town of Stockton: DOT grant required [Sec. 294o, 9150 (11f)] -
Act 28
Railroad project bidding requirements [Sec. 1931L] -
Act 28
Southeast Wisconsin Transit Capital Assistance Program grants; major transit capital assistance projects enumerated (Dane County and KRM commuter rail and any project re Milwaukee Downtown Transit Connector Study) [Sec. 5, 305m, 649, 1928m-t, 1932, 1937m, 2478] [1932 — partial veto]
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Act 28
Bicycle and pedestrian facilities: DOT required to allocate grants [Sec. 1928j, k, 9350 (10q)] [vetoed]
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AB-75
Bicycle and pedestrian facilities: incorporation into highway and street projects; bikeway and pedestrian way defined [Sec. 1918gr] -
Act 28
Bicycle and pedestrian path along STH 102 in Village of Rib Lake: DOT required to construct [Sec. 1918L]
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Act 28
Bicycle lanes on CTH ``B": DOT required to award grant to Douglas County [Sec. 9150 (10x)] -
Act 28
Borrow sites for state highway construction projects: not subject to local zoning in certain cases; sunset provided [Sec. 1921e] -
Act 28
CTH ``X" in Chippewa County: DOT to award grant for rehabilitation if economic stimulus funds not received [Sec. 9150 (5b)] -
Act 28
CTH ``KP" repaving project between villages of Cross Plains and Mazomanie: DOT required to complete [Sec. 9150 (12y)] -
Act 28
``Donald J. Schneider Highway": DOT to designate and mark route of USH 8 between USH 53 and the Village of Turtle Lake [Sec. 1924c] [vetoed] -
AB-75
Eisner Avenue project in Sheboygan County: DOT to award discretionary grants from local roads improvement program; local match provision [Sec. 9150 (10g)] -
Act 28
Federal economic stimulus funds re transportation projects: certain DOT reporting requirements to JCF modified; transportation projects specified [Sec. 553, 9150 (1)]
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Act 2
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