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(c) "Eligible costs" means capital costs, financing costs and administrative and
24professional service costs for the investigation, removal, containment or monitoring
25of, or the restoration of soil or groundwater affected by, environmental pollution,
1including monitoring costs incurred within 2 years after the date on which the
2department of natural resources certifies that environmental pollution on the
3property has been remediated, except that for any parcel of land "eligible costs" shall
4be reduced by any amounts received from persons responsible for the discharge, as
5defined in s. 292.01 (3), of a hazardous substance on the property to pay for the costs
6of remediating environmental pollution on the property and the amount of net gain
7from the sale of the property by the political subdivision.
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(d) "Environmental pollution" has the meaning given in s. 292.01 (4), except
9that "environmental pollution" does not include any damage caused by runoff from
10land under agricultural use.
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(e) "Environmental remediation tax increment" means that amount obtained
12by multiplying the total city, county, school and other local general property taxes
13levied on a parcel of real property that is certified under this section in a year by a
14fraction having as a numerator the environmental remediation value increment for
15that year for that parcel and as a denominator that year's equalized value of that
16parcel. In any year, an environmental remediation tax increment is "positive" if the
17environmental remediation value increment is positive; it is "negative" if the
18environmental remediation value increment is negative.
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(f) "Environmental remediation tax incremental base" means the aggregate
20value, as equalized by the department, of a parcel of real property that is certified
21under this section as of the January 1 preceding the date on which the department
22of natural resources issues a certificate certifying that environmental pollution on
23the property has been remediated in accordance with rules promulgated by the
24department of natural resources.
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1(g) "Environmental remediation value increment" means the equalized value
2of a parcel of real property that is certified under this section minus the
3environmental remediation tax incremental base. In any year, the environmental
4remediation value increment is "positive" if the environmental remediation tax
5incremental base of the parcel of property is less than the aggregate value of the
6parcel of property as equalized by the department; it is "negative" if that base exceeds
7that aggregate value.
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(h) "Hazardous substance" has the meaning given in s. 292.01 (5).
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(i) "Period of certification" means a period of not more than 16 years beginning
10after the department certifies the environmental remediation tax incremental base
11of a parcel of property under sub. (4) or a period before all eligible costs have been
12paid, whichever occurs first.
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(j) "Political subdivision" means a city, village, town or county.
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(k) "Taxable property" means all real and personal taxable property.
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15(2) Use of environmental remediation tax increments. A political subdivision
16that develops, and whose governing body approves, a written proposal to remediate
17environmental pollution on property owned by the political subdivision may use an
18environmental remediation tax increment to pay the eligible costs of remediating
19environmental pollution on property that is not part of a tax incremental district
20created under s. 66.46 and that is owned by the political subdivision at the time of
21the remediation and then transferred to another person after the property is
22remediated, as provided in this section. No political subdivision may submit an
23application to the department under sub. (4) until the joint review board approves
24the political subdivision's written proposal under sub. (3).
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1(3) Joint review board. (a) Any political subdivision that seeks to use an
2environmental remediation tax increment under sub. (2) shall convene a joint review
3board to review the proposal. The board shall consist of one representative chosen
4by the school district that has power to levy taxes on the property that is remediated,
5one representative chosen by the technical college district that has power to levy
6taxes on the property, one representative chosen by the county that has power to levy
7taxes on the property that is remediated, one representative chosen by the political
8subdivision and one public member. If more than one school district, more than one
9technical college district or more than one county has the power to levy taxes on the
10property that is remediated, the unit in which is located property that has the
11greatest value shall choose that representative to the board. The public member and
12the board's chairperson shall be selected by a majority of the other board members
13at the board's first meeting. All board members shall be appointed and the first board
14meeting held within 14 days after the political subdivision's governing body approves
15the written proposal under sub. (2). Additional meetings of the board shall be held
16upon the call of any member. The political subdivision that seeks to act under sub.
17(2) shall provide administrative support for the board. By majority vote, the board
18may disband following approval or rejection of the proposal.
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(b) 1. The board shall review the written proposal and the statement described
20under sub. (4) (a). As part of its deliberations the board may hold additional hearings
21on the proposal.
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2. No written application may be submitted under sub. (4) unless the board
23approves the written proposal under sub. (2) by a majority vote not less than 10 days
24nor more than 30 days after receiving the proposal.
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13. The board shall submit its decision to the political subdivision no later than
27 days after the board acts on and reviews the written proposal.
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(c) 1. The board shall base its decision to approve or deny a proposal on the
4following criteria:
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a. Whether the development expected in the remediated property would occur
6without the use of environmental remediation tax incremental financing.
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b. Whether the economic benefits of the remediated property, as measured by
8increased employment, business and personal income and property value, are
9insufficient to compensate for the cost of the improvements.
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c. Whether the benefits of the proposal outweigh the anticipated
11environmental remediation tax increments to be paid by the owners of property in
12the overlying taxing districts.
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2. The board shall issue a written explanation describing why any proposal it
14rejects fails to meet one or more of the criteria specified in subd. 1.
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(d) If a joint review board convened by a city or village under s. 66.46 (4m) is
16in existence when a city or village seeks to act under this section, the city or village
17may require the joint review board convened under s. 66.46 (4m) to exercise the
18functions of a joint review board that could be convened under this subsection.
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19(4) Certification. Upon written application to the department of revenue by
20the clerk of a political subdivision on or before April 1 of the year following the year
21in which the certification described in par. (a) is received from the department of
22natural resources, the department of revenue shall certify to the clerk of the political
23subdivision the environmental remediation tax incremental base of a parcel of real
24property if all of the following apply:
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1(a) The political subdivision submits a statement that it has incurred eligible
2costs with respect to the parcel of property and the statement details the purpose and
3amount of the expenditures and includes a dated certificate issued by the
4department of natural resources that certifies that environmental pollution on the
5parcel of property has been remediated in accordance with rules promulgated by the
6department of natural resources.
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(b) The political subdivision submits a statement that all taxing jurisdictions
8with the authority to levy general property taxes on the parcel of property have been
9notified that the political subdivision intends to recover the costs of remediating
10environmental pollution on the property and have been provided a statement of the
11estimated costs to be recovered.
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(c) The political subdivision submits a statement, signed by its chief executive
13officer, that the political subdivision has attempted to recover the cost of remediating
14environmental pollution on the property from responsible parties.
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(d) The political subdivision completes and submits all forms required by the
16department that relate to the determination of the environmental remediation tax
17incremental base.
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18(5) Designation on assessment and tax rolls. The assessor of a taxation
19district shall identify on the assessment roll returned and examined under s. 70.45
20those parcels of property that have been certified under sub. (4) during the period of
21certification. The clerk of a taxation district shall make a similar notation on the tax
22roll under s. 70.65.
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23(6) Notice to taxing jurisdictions. During the period of certification, the
24department shall annually give notice to the designated finance officer of all taxing
25jurisdictions having the power to levy general taxes on property that is certified
1under sub. (4) of the equalized value of that property and the environmental
2remediation tax incremental base of that property. The notice shall explain that the
3environmental remediation tax increment shall be paid to the political subdivision
4as provided under sub. (8) from the taxes collected.
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5(7) Environmental remediation tax increments authorized. (a) Subject to
6pars. (b) and (c), the department shall annually authorize the positive environmental
7remediation tax increment with respect to a parcel of property during the period of
8certification to the political subdivision that incurred the costs to remediate
9environmental pollution on the property, except that an authorization granted under
10this paragraph does not apply after the department receives the notice described
11under sub. (10) (b).
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(b) The department may authorize a positive environmental remediation tax
13increment under par. (a) only if the political subdivision submits to the department
14all information required by the department on or before the 2nd Monday in June of
15the year to which the authorization relates.
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(c) If the department receives the notice described under sub. (10) (b) during
17the period from January 1 to May 15, the effective date of the notice is the date on
18which the notice is received. If the department receives the notice described under
19sub. (10) (b) during the period from May 16 to December 31, the effective date of the
20notice is the first January 1 after the date on which the notice is received.
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21(8) Settlement for environmental remediation tax increments. Every officer
22charged by law to collect and settle general property taxes shall, on the settlement
23dates provided by law, pay to the treasurer of a political subdivision from all general
24property taxes collected by the officer the proportion of the environmental
25remediation tax increment due the political subdivision that the general property
1taxes collected bears to the total general property taxes levied, exclusive of levies for
2state trust fund loans, state taxes and state special charges.
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3(9) Separate accounting required. An environmental remediation tax
4increment received with respect to a parcel of land that is subject to this section shall
5be deposited in a separate fund by the treasurer of the political subdivision. No
6money may be paid out of the fund except to pay eligible costs for a parcel of land, to
7reimburse the political subdivision for such costs or to satisfy claims of holders of
8bonds or notes issued to pay eligible costs. If an environmental remediation tax
9increment that has been collected with respect to a parcel of land remains in the fund
10after the period of certification has expired, it shall be paid to the treasurers of the
11taxing jurisdictions in which the parcel is located in proporation to the relative share
12of those taxing jurisdictions in the most recent levy of general property taxes on the
13parcel.
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14(10) Reporting requirements. A political subdivision that uses an
15environmental remediation tax increment to pay eligible costs of remediating
16environmental pollution under this section shall do all of the following:
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(a) Prepare and make available to the public updated annual reports describing
18the status of all projects to remediate environmental pollution funded under this
19section, including revenues and expenditures. A copy of the report shall be sent to
20all taxing jurisdictions with authority to levy general property taxes on the parcel
21of property by May 1 annually.
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(b) Notify the department within 10 days after the period of certification for a
23parcel of property has expired.
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166.521
(9) Payment of taxes. When any industrial project acquired by a
2municipality under this section is used by a private person as a lessee, sublessee or
3in any capacity other than owner, that person shall be subject to taxation in the same
4amount and to the same extent as though that person were the owner of the property.
5Taxes shall be assessed to such private person using the real property and collected
6in the same manner as taxes assessed to owners of real property. When due, the taxes
7shall constitute a debt due from such private person to the taxing unit and shall be
8recoverable as provided by law, and such unpaid taxes shall become a lien against
9the property with respect to which they were assessed, superior to all other liens,
10except a lien under s. 292.31 (8) (i)
, 292.41 (6) (d) or 292.81, and shall be placed on
11their tax roll when there has been a conveyance of the property in the same manner
12as are other taxes assessed against real property.
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66.55
(1) (f) "Public facilities" means highways, as defined in s. 340.01 (22), and
15other transportation facilities, traffic control devices, facilities for collecting and
16treating sewage, facilities for collecting and treating storm and surface waters,
17facilities for pumping, storing and distributing water, parks, playgrounds and other
18recreational facilities, solid waste and recycling facilities, fire protection facilities,
19law enforcement facilities, emergency medical facilities and libraries
except that,
20with regard to counties, "public facilities" does not include highways, as defined in
21s. 340.01 (22), other transportation facilities or traffic control devices. "Public
22facilities" does not include facilities owned by a school district.
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166.55
(2) (a)
A Subject to par. (am), a political subdivision may enact an
2ordinance under this section that imposes impact fees on developers to pay for the
3capital costs that are necessary to accommodate land development.
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66.55
(2) (am) No county may impose an impact fee under this section to recover
6costs related to transportation projects.
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866.73 Citizenship day. To redirect the attention of the citizens of Wisconsin
9(particularly those who are about to exercise the franchise for the first time) to the
10fundamentals of American government and to American traditions, any county,
11municipal or school board may annually provide for and appropriate funds for a
12program of citizenship education which stresses, through free and frank discussion
13of a nonpolitical, nonsectarian and nonpartisan nature, the doctrine of democracy,
14the duties and responsibilities of elective and appointive officers, the responsibilities
15of voters in a republic and the organization, functions and operation of government.
16This program should culminate in a ceremony of induction to citizenship for those
17who have been enfranchised within the past year. Any county may determine to
18conduct such ceremony either on or within the octave of the day designated by
19congress or proclaimed by the president of the United States as Citizenship Day. The
20board may carry out this function in such manner as it determines. The secretary
21of state, department of
education public instruction and other state officers and
22departments shall cooperate with the participating units of government by the
23dissemination of available information which will stimulate interest in the
24government of Wisconsin and its subdivisions.
SB77-SSA1, s. 2219e
1Section 2219e. 66.905 (title) of the statutes is renumbered 560.036 (2m)
2(title).
SB77-SSA1, s. 2219g
3Section 2219g. 66.905 (1) and (2) of the statutes are renumbered 560.036 (2m)
4(a) and (b), and 560.036 (2m) (a) (intro.) and 2. and (b), as renumbered, are amended
5to read:
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560.036
(2m) (a)
Definitions. (intro.) In this
section subsection:
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2. "Minority group member" has the meaning given under
s. 560.036 sub. (1)
8(f).
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(b)
Program created. 1. From the amounts allocated for purposes of this section
10under s. 20.866 (2) (to), the
district department shall fund a development and
11training program for the purpose of developing the capability of minority businesses
12to participate in construction and construction-related projects funded under the
13combined sewer overflow abatement program under s. 281.63.
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2. From the amounts allocated for purposes of this section under s. 20.866 (2)
15(tc), the
district department shall fund a development and training program for the
16purpose of developing the capability of minority businesses to participate in
17construction and construction-related projects funded under the clean water fund
18program under ss. 281.58 and 281.59.
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3. The
district department may implement the training programs under
pars.
20(a) and (b) subds. 1. and 2. directly, or may contract under this
section subsection for
21the implementation of these training programs.
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22Section 2219i. 66.905 (3) and (4) of the statutes are renumbered 560.036 (2m)
23(c) and (d), and 560.036 (2m) (c) (intro.) and 2. and (d) (title), 1. (intro.) and f. and 2.,
24as renumbered, are amended to read:
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1560.036
(2m) (c)
Request for proposals. (intro.) The
executive director 2secretary shall request proposals for prime contracts from bondable general
3contractors or construction contractors that are bona fide independent minority
4businesses. Each proposal submitted shall include all of the following conditions:
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2. A subcontracting plan that provides sufficient detail to enable the
executive
6director secretary to determine that the prime contractor has made or will make a
7good faith effort to award at least 20% of the total contract amount to bona fide
8independent minority business subcontractors.
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(d) (title)
Determinations by executive director secretary. 1. (intro.) In
10determining whether a business is a bona fide minority business, the
executive
11director secretary shall take into consideration all of the following:
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f. Whether the contribution of capital or expertise by a minority owner of the
13business for the purpose of acquiring an interest in the business is real and
14substantial. If a contribution consists only of a promise to contribute capital or a note
15payable to the business or a nonminority owner, or mere participation as an employe
16of the business, the
executive director secretary shall not consider it a real and
17substantial contribution.
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2. In determining whether a business is independent, the
executive director 19secretary shall consider all relevant factors, including the date the business was
20established, the adequacy of its resources for the work it is expected to perform under
21the contract and the degree to which financial, equipment leasing and other
22relationships with nonminority businesses vary from customary industry practices.
23Recognition of a business as a separate entity for a tax or corporate purpose is not
24necessarily sufficient to prove that a business is independent.
SB77-SSA1, s. 2219k
1Section 2219k. 66.905 (5), (6) and (7) of the statutes are renumbered 560.036
2(2m) (e), (f) and (g), and 560.036 (2m) (e), (f) (intro.) and 2. and (g) 1. (intro.) and 2.,
3as renumbered, are amended to read:
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560.036
(2m) (e)
Award of contract. For each contract to be awarded under this
5section subsection, the
executive director secretary shall select from among all
6applicants the proposal that best meets the requirements under
sub. (3) par. (c),
7taking into consideration the cost of implementing the proposal. The
district 8department shall award contracts to the applicants selected by the
executive director 9secretary under this
subsection
paragraph.
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(f)
Review and implementation committee. (intro.) The
executive director 11secretary may establish a committee to assist him or her in all of the following areas:
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2. Developing the implementation plan that is required under
sub. (7) par. (g).
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(g) 1. (intro.) The
executive director secretary shall develop a plan for the
14expeditious implementation of the programs created under this
section subsection 15that does all of the following:
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2. The
executive director secretary shall submit the plan to the secretary of
17natural resources for review and comment. The secretary of natural resources shall
18provide the
executive director secretary with comments or recommendations for
19changes in the plan, if any, within 30 days after the plan is submitted. No contracts
20may be awarded under
sub. (5) par. (e) until 30 days after the date the plan is
21submitted to the secretary of natural resources or until the date the
executive
22director secretary receives the
secretary's secretary of natural resource's comments
23or recommendations, whichever is earlier.
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24Section
2220. 67.03 (1) (b) of the statutes is repealed and recreated to read:
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167.03
(1) (b) For any school district which offers no less than grades 1 to 12 and
2which at the time of incurring such debt is eligible to receive state aid under s. 121.08,
310% of such equalized value shall be permitted. Any school district about to incur
4indebtedness may apply to the state superintendent of public instruction for, and the
5state superintendent may issue, a certificate as to the eligibility of the school district
6to receive state aid under s. 121.08, which certificate shall be conclusive as to such
7eligibility for 30 days, but not beyond the next June 30.
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69.03
(5) Under this subchapter, accept for registration, assign a date of
10acceptance and index and preserve original certificates of birth and death, original
11marriage documents and original divorce reports.
Notwithstanding s. 69.24 (1) (e),
12the state registrar may transfer the paper original of a vital record to optical disc or
13electronic format in accordance with s. 16.61 (5) or to microfilm reproduction in
14accordance with s. 16.61 (6) and destroy the paper original of any vital record that
15is so converted. For the purposes of this subchapter, the electronic format version
16or microfilm reproduction version of the paper original of a vital record that has been
17transferred under this subsection shall serve as the original vital record.
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69.03
(15) Periodically provide to each county
designee child support agency 20under s. 59.53 (5) a list of names and, notwithstanding s. 69.20 (2) (a), addresses of
21registrants who reside in that county for whom no father's name has been inserted
22on the registrant's birth certificate within 6 months of birth.
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69.14
(1) (cm) For a birth which occurs en route to or at a hospital, the filing
25party shall give the mother a copy of the pamphlet under s. 69.03 (14). If the child's
1parents are not married at the time of the child's birth, the filing party shall give the
2mother a copy of the form prescribed by the state registrar under s. 69.15 (3) (b) 3.
3If the mother provides a completed form to the filing party while she is a patient in
4the hospital and within 5 days after the birth, the filing party shall send the form
5directly to the state registrar.
From the appropriation under s. 20.445 (3) (mc), the
6department of workforce development shall pay the filing party a financial incentive
7for correctly filing a form within 60 days after the child's birth.
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69.15
(3) (b) 3. Except as provided under par. (c), if the state registrar receives
11a statement acknowledging paternity on a form prescribed by the state registrar and
12signed by both parents, along with the fee under s. 69.22, the state registrar shall
13insert the name of the father under subd. 1. The state registrar shall mark the
14certificate to show that the form is on file. The form shall be available to the
15department of workforce development or
its designee
a county child support agency 16under s. 59.53 (5) pursuant to the program responsibilities under s. 49.22 or to any
17other person with a direct and tangible interest in the record. The state registrar
18shall include on the form for the acknowledgment a notice of the information in ss.
19767.458 (1) (a) to (e) and 767.62.
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69.20
(3) (b) 4. The information is from a birth certificate which indicates that
22the registrant has a congenital disability and is submitted to the department of
23education public instruction.
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170.01 General property taxes; upon whom levied. Taxes shall be levied,
2under this chapter, upon all general property in this state except property that is
3exempt from taxation. Real estate taxes and personal property taxes are deemed to
4be levied when the tax roll in which they are included has been delivered to the local
5treasurer under s. 74.03. When so levied such taxes are a lien upon the property
6against which they are charged. That lien is superior to all other liens, except a lien
7under s. 292.31 (8) (i)
, 292.41 (6) (d) or 292.81, and is effective as of January 1 in the
8year when the taxes are levied. Liens of special assessments of benefits for local
9improvements shall be in force as provided by the charter or general laws applicable
10to the cities that make the special assessments. In this chapter, unless the context
11requires otherwise, references to "this chapter" do not include ss. 70.37 to 70.395.
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70.11
(4) Educational, religious and benevolent institutions; women's clubs;
14historical societies; fraternities; libraries. Property owned and used exclusively
15by educational institutions offering regular courses 6 months in the year; or by
16churches or religious, educational or benevolent associations, including benevolent
17nursing homes
and retirement homes for the aged but not including an organization
18that is organized under s. 185.981 or ch. 611, 613 or 614 and that offers a health
19maintenance organization as defined in s. 609.01 (2) or a limited service health
20organization as defined in s. 609.01 (3) or an organization that is issued a certificate
21of authority under ch. 618 and that offers a health maintenance organization or a
22limited service health organization and not including property owned by any
23nonstock, nonprofit corporation which services guaranteed student loans for others
24or on its own account, and also including property owned and used for housing for
25pastors and their ordained assistants, members of religious orders and communities,
1and ordained teachers, whether or not contiguous to and a part of other property
2owned and used by such associations or churches; or by women's clubs; or by
3domestic, incorporated historical societies; or by domestic, incorporated, free public
4library associations; or by fraternal societies operating under the lodge system
5(except university, college and high school fraternities and sororities), but not
6exceeding 10 acres of land necessary for location and convenience of buildings while
7such property is not used for profit. Property owned by churches or religious
8associations necessary for location and convenience of buildings, used for
9educational purposes and not for profit, shall not be subject to the 10-acre limitation
10but shall be subject to a 30-acre limitation. Property that is exempt from taxation
11under this subsection and is leased remains exempt from taxation only if, in addition
12to the requirements specified in the introductory phrase of this section, the lessee
13does not discriminate on the basis of race.
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70.11
(4g) Charitable retirement homes for the aged. Retirement homes for
16the aged if no part of the home's net earnings inures to the benefit of any shareholder,
17member, director or officer; if a substantial number of the residents pay fees that do
18not fully cover the costs of providing the housing and the services that they receive
19and if the home benefits a substantial number of persons who are legitimate objects
20of charity.
SB77-SSA1, s. 2233t
21Section 2233t. 70.11 (12) (title) and (a) of the statutes are amended to read:
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70.11
(12) (title)
Scouts and boys' clubs of America Certain charitable
23organizations. (a) Property owned by units which are organized in this state of the
24following organizations: the
Salvation Army, the Boy Scouts of America, the Boys'
25Clubs of America, the Girl Scouts or Camp Fire Girls or any person as trustee for
1them of property used for the purposes of those organizations, provided no pecuniary
2profit results to any individual owner or member.
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70.119
(3) (d) "Municipal services" means police and fire protection
, garbage
5and trash disposal and collection not paid for under sub. (1) and, subject to approval
6by the committee, any other direct general government service provided by
7municipalities to state facilities and facilities of the University of Wisconsin
8Hospitals and Clinics Authority described in s. 70.11 (38).
"
Municipal services"
9includes garbage and trash disposal and collection services not paid for under sub.
10(1) provided to state facilities and the facilities of the University of Wisconsin
11Hospitals and Clinics Authority, if the municipality provides the same services to all
12commercial properties in the municipality.
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(5) Surveys, reconciliations. The surveyor making the plat shall survey
15and lay out the boundaries of each parcel, street, alley, lane, roadway, or dedication
16to public or private use, according to the records of the register of deeds, and
17whatever evidence that may be available to show the intent of the buyer and seller,
18in the chronological order of their conveyance or dedication, and set temporary
19monuments to show the results of such survey which shall be made permanent upon
20recording of the plat as provided for in this section. The map shall be at a scale of
21not more than 100 feet per inch, unless waived in writing by the department of
22commerce administration under s. 236.20 (2) (L). The owners of record of lands in
23the plat shall be notified by certified letter mailed to their last-known address, in
24order that they shall have opportunity to examine the map, view the temporary
25monuments, and make known any disagreement with the boundaries as shown by
1the temporary monuments. It is the duty of the surveyor making the plat to reconcile
2any discrepancies that may be revealed, so that the plat as certified to the governing
3body is in conformity with the records of the register of deeds as nearly as is
4practicable. When boundary lines between adjacent parcels, as evidenced on the
5ground, are mutually agreed to in writing by the owners of record, such lines shall
6be the true boundaries for all purposes thereafter, even though they may vary from
7the metes and bounds descriptions previously of record. Such written agreements
8shall be recorded in the office of the register of deeds. On every assessor's plat, as
9certified to the governing body, shall appear the volume, page and document number
10of the metes and bounds description of each parcel, as recorded in the office of the
11register of deeds, which shall be identified with the number by which such parcel is
12designated on the plat, except that lots which have been conveyed or otherwise
13acquired but upon which no deed is recorded in the office of register of deeds may be
14shown on an assessor's plat and when so shown shall contain a full metes and bounds
15description.