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(a) "Area variance" means a variance granted by a board of adjustment under
21s. 59.694 (7) (c) or a board of appeals under s. 62.23 (7) (e) 7. that relates to those
22provisions of a zoning ordinance which govern area, setbacks, frontage, height, bulk,
23or density.
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(b) "Members-elect" has the meaning given in s. 59.001 (2m).
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1(c) "Municipality" means a city, village, or town.
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(d) "Political subdivision" means a municipality or county.
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3(2) Beginning on the effective date of this subsection .... [revisor inserts date],
4the state may not initiate a civil action or intervene in a civil action to challenge the
5granting of an area variance from an ordinance in effect under s. 59.692, 61.351, or
662.231, or an ordinance in effect under s. 60.61 or 60.62 that relates to shoreland
7zoning if the area variance has been approved by a two-thirds vote of the
8members-elect of the political subdivision and, in the case of a municipality, has also
9been approved by a two-thirds vote of the members-elect of the county board of the
10county in which the land that is subject to the area variance is located or
11predominantly located."
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25.16
(3) The Before the effective date of this subsection .... [revisor inserts
15date], the executive director may appoint an executive assistant. The executive
16assistant shall perform the duties prescribed by the executive director.".
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2025.60 Budget stabilization fund. There is created a separate nonlapsible
21trust fund designated as the budget stabilization fund, consisting of moneys
22transferred to the fund from the general fund under s. 16.518 (3)
and moneys
23deposited into the fund under 2001 Wisconsin Act .... (this act), sections 9101 (9ad)
24and 9107 (1) (am) and (1b).".
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25.17
(16) (a) 2. All proceeds of, and investment earnings on, investments of
7the permanent endowment fund made under s. 25.18 (1) (p) that are received in the
8fiscal year
, less the amount transferred to the tobacco control fund under s. 13.101
9(16) (b) in that year.".
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24.66
(3) (b)
For long-term loans by unified school districts. Every application
13for a loan, the required repayment of which exceeds 10 years, shall be approved and
14authorized for a unified school district by a majority vote of the members of the school
15board at a regular or special meeting of the school board. Every vote so required shall
16be by ayes and noes duly recorded. In addition, the application shall be approved for
17a unified school district by a majority vote of the electors of the school district at a
18special election referendum as provided under sub. (4).
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24.66
(4) Popular vote, when required. If any municipality is not empowered
21by law to incur indebtedness for a particular purpose without first submitting the
22question to its electors, the application for a state trust fund loan for that purpose
23must be approved and authorized by a majority vote of the electors at a
special
24election referendum called
,
in accordance with s. 8.065, and noticed and held in the
1manner provided for other
special elections
referenda. The question to be voted on
2shall be filed as provided in s. 8.37. The notice of the
election referendum shall state
3the amount of the proposed loan and the purpose for which it will be used.".
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625.96 Utility public benefits fund. There is established a separate
7nonlapsible trust fund designated as the utility public benefits fund, consisting of
8deposits by the public service commission under s. 196.374 (3), public benefits fees
9received under s. 16.957 (4) (a) and (5) (c) and (d)
deposited by the department of
10administration under s. 16.957 (2) (d) 3., 3g., and 3r. and contributions received
11under s. 16.957 (2) (c) 4. and (d) 2.
AB1-ASA1-AA1, s. 83r
12Section 83r. 25.96 of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin Act .... (this
13act), is repealed and recreated to read:
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1425.96 Utility public benefits fund. There is established a separate
15nonlapsible trust fund designated as the utility public benefits fund, consisting of
16deposits by the public service commission under s. 196.374 (3), public benefits fees
17deposited by the department of administration under s. 16.957 (2) (d) 3. and
18contributions received under s. 16.957 (2) (c) 4. and (d) 2.".
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2126.02 Council on forestry. (1) Duties. The council on forestry shall advise
22the governor, the legislature, the department of natural resources, the department
23of commerce, and other state agencies, as determined to be appropriate by the
24council, on all of the following topics as they affect forests located in this state:
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1(a) The protection of forests from fire, insects, and disease.
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(b) The practice of sustainable forestry, as defined in s. 28.04 (1) (e).
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(c) Reforestation and forestry genetics.
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(d) Management and protection of urban forests.
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(e) Increasing the public's knowledge and awareness of forestry issues.
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(f) Forestry research.
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(g) Increasing the economic development of the forestry industry and
8employment in the forestry industry.
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(h) Marketing and use of forest products.
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(i) Legislation that impacts on the management of forest lands in this state.
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(j) Staffing and funding needs for forestry programs conducted by the state.
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12(2) Report. (a) The council on forestry shall prepare a biennial report on the
13status of the state's forest resources and forestry industry. The report shall include
14a summary of each of the following:
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1. The magnitude, nature, and extent of the forest resources in this state.
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2. The current use in this state for forest products and the benefits that these
17forest products provide to the state.
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3. The projected future demand for forest products and the projected benefits
19that these forest products will provide to the state in the future.
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4. The types of owners and forms of ownership that apply to forests in this state,
21including the reasons why persons own forest land.
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5. The success of existing incentives that are offered to stimulate the
23development of forest resources.
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16. The possible economic opportunities in this state that may result if improved
2forest-product marketing, and increased business dealing in or use of forest
3products, occurs in this state.
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7. Recommendations for increasing the economic development of the forestry
5industry and employment in the forestry industry.
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8. The effect of state and local governmental laws and policy on forestry
7management and the location of markets for forest products.
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9. Recommendations as to staffing and funding needs for forestry programs
9and other conservation programs related to forestry that are conducted by the state
10to support and enhance the development of forest resources.
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10. Recommendations as to the need to increase the public's knowledge and
12awareness of forestry issues.
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(b) The council on forestry shall submit the report under this subsection no
14later than June 1 of each odd-numbered year for distribution to the governor and to
15the appropriate standing committees of the legislature under s. 13.172 (3). The first
16report shall be submitted no later than June 1, 2005. Each report shall cover the
1724-month period ending on the December 31 immediately preceding the date of the
18report.".
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2129.335 Feeding wild animals for nonhunting purposes. The department
22shall promulgate rules to regulate the recreational and supplemental feeding of wild
23animals for purposes other than hunting.".
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29.053
(1) All fishing seasons on inland waters shall open on a Saturday.
All
3fishing seasons on inland waters and outlying waters shall close on a Sunday.
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29.404
(1m) Removal date. If the department establishes by order or by rule
6a date no later than which a building, vehicle, tent, fish shanty, or similar shelter
7must be removed from the ice under the authority granted the department under
8sub. (1), that date shall always fall on a Sunday.
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29.591
(3) Instruction fee. The department may not charge a fee for the course
12of instruction under the hunter education program and the bow hunter education
13program. The department may
reimburse pay instructors
for allowable costs, as
14determined by the department, up to $5 for each person who receives instruction
15from that instructor.
If the amount paid to an instructor exceeds the expenses
16incurred by the instructor or if the instructor incurs costs that are not determined
17to be allowable by the department, the instructor shall refund the unused or
18disallowed amount to the department.".
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29.001
(20) "Deer" means white-tailed deer and does not include farm-raised
22deer.
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129.001
(22) "Elk" means elk that is present in the wild and that does not have
2an ear tag or other mark identifying it as being raised on a farm.
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29.001
(36) "Game animals"
includes means deer, moose, elk, bear, rabbits,
5squirrels, fox
and, raccoon
, and any other wild animals specified by the department.
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29.024
(2) (a)
A Except as provided in s. 29.182 (4), a hunting, trapping
, or
8fishing approval may be issued only to and obtained only by a natural person entitled
9to the approval.
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29.024
(2) (d) Except as provided under s.
29.182 (4) or 29.519 (2) (d) or by rule,
12no person may transfer his or her approval or permit the use of any approval by any
13other person.
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29.047
(1m) Unless prohibited by the laws of an adjoining state, any person
16who has lawfully killed a deer
or an elk in this state may take the deer
or elk or its
17carcass into the adjoining state and ship the deer
or elk or carcass from any point in
18the adjoining state to any point in this state.
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29.089
(3) A person may hunt deer,
elk, wild turkeys
, or small game in a state
21park, or in a portion of a state park, if the department has authorized by rule the
22hunting of that type of game in the state park, or in the portion of the state park, and
23if the person holds the approvals required under this chapter for hunting that type
24of game.
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129.161 Resident small game hunting license. A resident small game
2hunting license shall be issued subject to s. 29.024 by the department to any resident
3applying for this license. The resident small game hunting license does not authorize
4the hunting of bear, deer
, elk, or wild turkey.
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29.171
(2) A resident archer hunting license authorizes the hunting of all
7game, except bear
, elk, and wild turkey, during the open seasons for hunting that
8game with bow and arrow established by the department. This license authorizes
9hunting with a bow and arrow only, unless hunting with a crossbow is authorized by
10a Class A, Class B
, or Class C permit issued under s. 29.193 (2) or a permit issued
11under sub. (4).
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1329.182 Elk hunting licenses. (1) Department authority. The department
14may issue elk hunting licenses and may limit the number of elk hunters and elk
15harvested in any area of the state. The department may establish by rule closed
16zones where elk hunting is prohibited.
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17(2) Application. A person who applies for an elk hunting license under this
18section shall pay the processing fee under s. 29.553 at the time of application.
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19(3) Authorization. (a) A resident elk hunting license authorizes a resident of
20this state to hunt elk with a firearm or bow and arrow
, or with a crossbow, if the
21resident has a Class A, Class B, or Class C permit issued under s. 29.193 (2) that
22authorizes hunting with a crossbow, or if the resident has a crossbow permit issued
23under s. 29.171 (4) (a).
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(b) A nonresident elk hunting license authorizes a nonresident of this state to
25hunt elk with a firearm or with a bow and arrow.
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1(4) Issuance. (a) Except as provided in pars. (c) and (d) and sub. (4m), if the
2department issues elk hunting licenses, the department shall issue a resident or
3nonresident elk hunting license to any person who applies for such a license, and who
4pays the fees required for the license.
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(b) In issuing resident elk hunting licenses and nonresident elk hunting
6licenses under this section, the department shall determine the number of licenses
7it will issue in a given elk hunting season and shall allocate the licenses to residents
8and nonresidents in the following manner:
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1. If the total number of licenses to be issued is 100 licenses or less, the licenses
10shall be allocated for issuance only as resident elk hunting licenses.
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2. If the number of licenses to be issued is more than 100 licenses, the first 100
12licenses and 95% of the amount over 100 shall be allocated for issuance as resident
13elk hunting licenses and the remaining licenses shall be allocated for issuance as
14nonresident elk hunting licenses.
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(c) If the number of applicants for resident elk hunting licenses exceeds the
16number of resident elk hunting licenses that are available under par. (b), the
17department shall select at random the residents to be issued the licenses. If the
18number of applicants for resident elk hunting licenses is less than the number of
19resident elk hunting licenses available under par. (b), the department shall
20reallocate the unissued licenses to be issued as nonresident elk hunting licenses
21under par. (d).