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251.02
(1r) If a city that assigns represented employees to its city health
25department and if a county that assigns represented employes to its county health
1department jointly establish a city-county health department under an agreement
2specified under sub. (1m), all of the following shall apply, but only if the represented
3employees at the city health department and at the county health department who
4perform similar functions are included in collective bargaining units that are
5represented by the same representative:
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(a) The city-county health department shall offer employment to all city and
7county employees who are represented employees and who perform functions for the
8city and county that are transferred to the city-county health department in the
9agreement under sub. (1m).
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(b) Notwithstanding s. 111.70 (4) (d), if, in any collective bargaining unit that
11is initially created at the city-county health department, all of the former city and
12county employees were represented by the same representative when they were
13employed by the city or county, that representative shall become the initial
14representative of the employees in the collective bargaining unit without the
15necessity of filing a petition or conducting an election.
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(c) Unless otherwise prohibited by law, with respect to city-county health
17department employees who were formerly represented employees at the city or
18county, the city-county health department shall adhere to the terms of the collective
19bargaining agreements that covered these employees while they were employed by
20the city or county until such time that the city-county health department and the
21representative of the employees have entered into a collective bargaining agreement.
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251.02
(3) A county board may
, in conjunction with the county board of another
24county, establish a multiple county health department
in conjunction with the
25county board of another county, which shall meet the requirements of this chapter.
1A multiple county health department shall serve all areas of the respective counties
2that are not served by a city health department that was established prior to January
31, 1994, by a town or village health department established under sub. (3m), or by
4a multiple municipal local health department established under sub. (3r).
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251.04
(1) A city or county board of health shall govern each local health
7department other than a local health department Except as authorized in s. 251.02
8(3m) and (3r)
and a, a city board of health shall govern a city health department, a
9county board of health shall govern a county health department or multiple county
10health department, and a city-county board of health shall govern a city-county
11health department. A city
or board of health, a county board of health
, a city-county
12board of health, or a board of health for a local health department as authorized in
13s. 251.02 (3m) and (3r) shall assure the enforcement of state public health statutes
14and public health rules of the department as prescribed for a Level I local health
15department. A local board of health may contract or subcontract
with a public or
16private entity to provide public health services. The contractor's staff shall meet the
17appropriate qualifications for positions in a Level I local health department.
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19251.08 Jurisdiction of local health department. The jurisdiction of the
20local health department shall extend to the entire area represented by the governing
21body of the county, city, village or town that established the local health department,
22except that the jurisdiction of a
single or multiple county health department
or of a
23city-county health department does not extend to cities, villages and towns that
24have local health departments. Cities, towns and villages having local health
25departments may by vote of their local boards of health determine to come under the
1jurisdiction of the county health department. No part of any expense incurred under
2this section by a county health department may be levied against any property
3within any city, village or town that has a local health department and that has not
4determined to come under the jurisdiction of the county health department.
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251.11
(1) The local board of health of every multiple county health department
7established under s. 251.02 (3) and of every city-county health department
8established under s. 251.02
(1) (1m) shall annually prepare a budget of its proposed
9expenditures for the ensuing fiscal year and determine the proportionate cost to each
10participating county and city on the basis of equalized valuation. A certified copy of
11the budget, which shall include a statement of the amount required from each county
12and city, shall be delivered to the county board of each participating county and to
13the mayor or city manager of each participating city. The appropriation to be made
14by each participating county and city shall be determined by the governing body of
15the county and city. No part of the cost apportioned to the county shall be levied
16against any property within the city.
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251.11
(2) The local board of health of
every a multiple county health
19department established under s. 251.02 (3)
and of every city-county health
20department established under s. 251.02 (1) shall, under this section, determine the
21compensation for the employees of the multiple county health departments
and
22city-county health departments The local board of health of a city-county health
23department established under s. 251.02 (1m) shall, under this section, determine the
24compensation for the employees of the city-county health department.
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1251.15
(2) A city that had established a local health department prior to
2deciding to participate in a city-county health department established under s.
3251.02
(1) (1m) may withdraw from the city-county health department if the
4common council of the city gives written notice to the county board of the
5participating county.".
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252.12
(2) (a) 8. `Life care and early intervention services.' The department
9shall award not more than $1,994,900 in
each fiscal year
2001-02 and not more than
10$2,069,900 in each fiscal year thereafter in grants to
applying state-designated HIV
11service organizations for the provision of needs assessments; assistance in procuring
12financial, medical, legal, social and pastoral services
and housing assistance;
13counseling and therapy; homecare services and supplies; advocacy; and case
14management services. These services shall include early intervention services. The
15department shall also award not more than $74,000 in each year from the
16appropriation under s. 20.435 (7) (md) for the services under this subdivision. The
17state share of payment for case management services that are provided under s.
1849.45 (25) (be) to recipients of medical assistance shall be paid from the
19appropriation under s. 20.435 (5) (am).".
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252.12
(2) (a) 9. `Grant for family resource center.' The department shall award
23a grant in each fiscal year to develop and implement an African-American family
24resource center in the city of Milwaukee that targets activities toward the prevention
1and treatment of HIV infection and related infections, including hepatitis C virus
2infection, of minority group members, as defined in s. 560.036 (1) (f).".
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252.12
(2) (c) 2. From the appropriation under s. 20.435 (5) (am), the
6department shall award $75,000 in each fiscal year as grants for services to prevent
7HIV
infection and related infections, including hepatitis C virus infection. Criteria
8for award of the grants shall include the criteria specified under subd. 1. The
9department shall award 60% of the funding to applying organizations that receive
10funding under par. (a) 8. and 40% of the funding to applying community-based
11organizations that are
operated by minority group members, as defined in s. 560.036
12(1) (f) minority businesses certified by the department of commerce under s. 560.036
13(2).".
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254.47
(1) Except as provided in
sub. (1g) and ss. 250.041 and 254.115, the
17department or a local health department granted agent status under s. 254.69 (2)
18shall issue permits to and regulate campgrounds and camping resorts, recreational
19and educational camps and public swimming pools. No person or state or local
20government who has not been issued a permit under this section may conduct,
21maintain, manage or operate a campground and camping resort, recreational camp
22and educational camp or public swimming pool, as defined by departmental rule.
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1254.47
(1g) A campground permit is not required for camping at county or
2district fairs at which 4-H Club members exhibit, for the 4 days preceding the county
3or district fair, the duration of the county or district fair, and the 4 days following the
4county or district fair.".
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7280.25 Air filtration for residential wells. The owner of a residential well,
8other than a driven well, that has a casing shall filter air that enters the well to
9prevent airborne bacteria from contaminating the well water if any of the following
10applies:
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11(1) The construction of the well begins after the effective date of this subsection
12.... [revisor inserts date].
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13(2) The water from the well tests positive for bacteria.".
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281.57
(10e) Loan for water tower in the village of Athens.
17Notwithstanding subs. (2), (4) to (10), and (12), during the 2001-03 fiscal biennium,
18the department shall provide a loan of $320,000 to the village of Athens for
19construction of a water tower and related costs, if the village applies for a loan. The
20department may not charge any interest on the loan.
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281.57
(10f) Loan for water tower in the village of Weston.
23Notwithstanding subs. (2), (4) to (10), and (12), during the 2001-03 fiscal biennium,
24the department shall provide a loan of $400,000 to the village of Weston for
1construction of a water tower and related costs, if the village applies for a loan. The
2department may not charge any interest on the loan.".
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281.65
(4e) If the department issues a notice of discharge under ch. 283 to an
6animal feeding operation, the department shall provide a cost-sharing grant for the
7costs of measures needed to correct the unacceptable practices identified in the notice
8of discharge. Notwithstanding sub. (8) (f), the department may provide a
9cost-sharing grant under this subsection that exceeds 70% of the cost of the
10corrective measures in cases of economic hardship, as defined by the department by
11rule. If the department provides funds for a cost-sharing grant under this subsection
12from the appropriation account under s. 20.866 (2) (te), the department shall pay the
13grant to another governmental unit. If the department provides funds for a
14cost-sharing grant under this subsection from the appropriation account under s.
1520.370 (6) (aa), (ag), or (aq), the department may pay the funds to the landowner or
16operator or to another governmental unit.".
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281.69
(1b) (bn) "Nonprofit conservation organization" has the meaning given
24in s. 23.0955 (1).".
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5281.74 Land spreading reduction pilot program. If the Elcho Sanitary
6District charges not more than $30 per thousand gallons to accept septic tank waste
7for treatment and not more than $6 per thousand gallons to accept holding tank
8waste for treatment, the department shall provide the funds available under s.
920.370 (6) (dc) to the Elcho Sanitary District.".
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12281.73 Wastewater and drinking water grant. The department of natural
13resources shall provide a grant from the appropriation under s. 20.370 (6) (bk) to the
14Town of Swiss, Burnett County, and the St. Croix Band of Chippewa for design,
15engineering, and construction of wastewater and drinking water treatment
16facilities.".
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281.69
(3) (b) 5. A wetland enhancement or restoration project under sub. (3m).
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281.69
(3m) Grants for wetlands. (a) The department shall provide grants
22of $10,000 each from the appropriation under s. 20.370 (6) (ar) for lake management
23projects to eligible recipients, other than nonprofit conservation organizations, that
24have completed a comprehensive land use plan that includes a wetland
1enhancement or restoration project. The grant shall be used for the implementation
2of the wetland enhancement or restoration project. The 75% limitation under sub.
3(2) (a) does not apply to these grants.
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(b) The department shall provide up to 25 grants per fiscal year during fiscal
5years 2001-02 and 2002-03. The department shall award the grants to eligible
6recipients who qualify for the grants in the order in which the grant applications are
7received by the department.".
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285.30
(5) (c) A motor vehicle exempt from registration under s. 341.05, except
11that a motor vehicle owned by the United States is not exempt unless it comes under
12par. (a), (b), (d), (e), (f), (g)
or, (h)
, or (j).
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285.30
(5) (j) A low-speed vehicle, as defined in s. 340.01 (27m).".
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285.60
(2m) General construction permits. The department may, by rule,
18specify types of stationary sources that may obtain general construction permits. A
19general construction permit may cover numerous similar stationary sources. A
20general construction permit shall require any stationary source that is covered by
21the general construction permit to comply with ss. 285.61 to 285.69. The department
22shall issue a general construction permit using the procedures and criteria in ss.
23285.61, 285.63, 285.65, 285.66, and 285.69.".
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1"
Section 3222e. 287.03 (1) (e) and (f) of the statutes are created to read:
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287.03
(1) (e) Promulgate rules to implement s. 287.07 (7) (a) and (10) (a).
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(f) Promulgate rules, for the purposes of s. 287.235 (1) (b), that specify the
4minimum elements of coordinated program delivery, including all of the following:
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1. The joint provision of, a single program operated by the responsible unit for,
6or a single contract for, the collection from single-family residences of materials that
7are separated for recycling under an effective recycling program.
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2. The joint provision of, a single program operated by the responsible unit for,
9or a single contract for, the processing and marketing of recyclable materials
10collected under an effective recycling program.
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3. The joint or coordinated planning of solid waste management services within
12the responsible unit.
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287.07
(7) (a) The prohibitions in subs. (3) and (4) do not apply with respect to
15solid waste, except medical waste, as defined in par. (c) 1. cg.,
that is generated in a
16region that has an effective recycling program, as determined under s. 287.11 if the
17solid waste contains no more than an incidental amount of materials specified in
18subs. (3) and (4), as provided by the department by rule. This paragraph does not
19apply to solid waste that is separated for recycling as part of an effective recycling
20program under s. 287.11.
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(9) Acceptance by solid waste facility. (a) Except as provided under
23pars. (b) and (c), no person operating a solid waste facility may accept solid waste
24from a building containing 5 or more dwelling units or a commercial, retail,
25industrial, or governmental facility that does not provide for the collection of
1materials that are subject to subs. (3) and (4) and that are separated from other solid
2waste by users or occupants of the building or facility.
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(b) The department may grant exceptions to par. (a) on a case-by-case basis
4as necessary to protect public health.
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(c) 1. Paragraph (a) does not apply to a person operating a solid waste facility
6if the person has implemented a program to minimize the acceptance of recyclable
7materials at the solid waste facility, and the program complies with the rules
8promulgated under subd. 2.
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2. The department shall promulgate rules that specify minimum standards for
10a program that minimizes the acceptance of recyclable materials at a solid waste
11facility for the purposes of subd. 1.
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287.07
(10) Transportation to facility. (a) Except as provided in par. (b), no
14person operating a solid waste facility that provides a collection and transportation
15service may transport solid waste for delivery to a solid waste disposal facility or a
16solid waste treatment facility that converts solid waste into fuel or that burns solid
17waste if the solid waste contains more than incidental amounts of materials specified
18in subs. (3) and (4), as provided by the department by rule.
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(b) Paragraph (a) does not apply with respect to solid waste to which the
20prohibitions in subs. (3) and (4) do not apply because of sub. (7) (b), (bg), (c) 2., (d),
21(f), (g), or (h).