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(3) (a) If a school board wishes to exceed the limit under sub. (2m)
9otherwise applicable to the school district in any school year, it shall promptly adopt
10a resolution supporting inclusion in the final school district budget of an amount
11equal to the proposed excess revenue. The resolution shall specify whether the
12proposed excess revenue is for a recurring or nonrecurring purpose, or, if the
13proposed excess revenue is for both recurring and nonrecurring purposes, the
14amount of the proposed excess revenue for each purpose. The resolution shall be filed
15as provided in s. 8.37. Within 10 days after adopting the resolution, the school board
16shall notify the department of the scheduled date of the referendum and submit a
17copy of the resolution to the department.
The school board shall call a special
18referendum for the purpose of submitting the resolution to the electors of the school
19district for approval or rejection. In lieu of a special referendum, the school board
20may specify that the The referendum
shall be held at the next succeeding spring
21primary or election or September primary or general election
, if such election is to
22be held not sooner than 42 days after the filing of the resolution of the school board.
23The school district clerk shall certify the results of the referendum to the department
24within 10 days after the referendum is held.".
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(2m) (f) Annually, the commissioner of insurance shall determine
4whether a school board provides health care benefits to its employees that are
5substantially similar in quality to, and no more expensive per employee than, the
6state health plan under s. 40.51 (6). Notwithstanding par. (e), if the commissioner
7of insurance determines that a school board does not provide such health care
8benefits to its employees, the school district's revenue limit shall be determined
9under par. (e), except that $200 shall be substituted for the result under par. (e) 2.".
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125.02
(6g) "Full-service restaurant" means an establishment where meals
17are prepared, served, and sold to transients or the general public for consumption on
18the premises and in which the sale of alcohol beverages accounts for 50 percent or
19less of the establishment's gross receipts for the most recent alcohol beverage
20licensing year.".
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(4) (v) 1. A full-service restaurant
that has a seating capacity of 300 or
24more persons.
Notwithstanding sub. (3) (a) and (b), a "Class B" license issued under
1this subdivision authorizes the retail sale of intoxicating liquor only for consumption
2on the premises where sold. If a "Class B" license issued under this subdivision is
3surrendered to the issuing municipality, revoked, or not renewed, the municipality
4may not reissue the license to any applicant other than a full-service restaurant. A
5person that holds a "Class B" license, other than one issued under this subdivision,
6that is surrendered, revoked, or not renewed may not apply for issuance of a "Class
7B" license under this subdivision.".
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126.06
(4) Sunset. Subsections (1) to (3) do not apply after December 31, 2009.
SB40-ASA1-AA1,361,1212
126.14
(4) Sunset. Subsections (1) to (3) do not apply after December 31, 2009.
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126.15
(9) Sunset. Subsections (1) to (8) do not apply after December 31, 2009.
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126.16
(8) (a) 1. The grain dealer reports, for at least 2 consecutive years, no
17more than $500,000 in annual grain payments under s. 126.11 (9) (a) and
, before
18January 1, 2010, the grain dealer pays the quarterly fund assessment that would
19have been required of the grain dealer if the grain dealer had been a contributing
20grain dealer on the most recent quarterly installment date under s. 126.15 (7).
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126.16
(8) (a) 2. The grain dealer's annual financial statement under s. 126.13
23shows positive equity for at least 2 consecutive years and
, before January 1, 2010, 24the grain dealer pays the quarterly fund assessment that would have been required
1of the grain dealer if the grain dealer had been a contributing grain dealer on the
2most recent quarterly installment date under s. 126.15 (7).
SB40-ASA1-AA1,362,44
126.29
(4) Sunset. Subsections (1) to (3) do not apply after December 31, 2009.
SB40-ASA1-AA1,362,66
126.30
(8) Sunset. Subsections (1) to (7) do not apply after December 31, 2009.
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126.31
(8) (a) 1. The grain warehouse keeper reports grain warehouse capacity
9under s. 126.26 (2) (e) of less than 300,000 bushels for at least 2 consecutive license
10years and
, before January 1, 2010, the grain warehouse keeper pays the quarterly
11fund assessment that would have been required of the grain warehouse keeper if the
12grain warehouse keeper had been a contributing grain warehouse keeper on the most
13recent quarterly installment date under s. 126.30 (6).
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126.31
(8) (a) 2. The grain warehouse keeper's annual financial statement
16under s. 126.28 shows positive equity for at least 2 consecutive years and
, before
17January 1, 2010, the grain warehouse keeper pays the quarterly fund assessment
18that would have been required of the grain warehouse keeper if the grain warehouse
19keeper had been a contributing grain warehouse keeper on the most recent quarterly
20installment date under s. 126.30 (6).
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126.45
(5) Sunset. Subsections (1) to (4) do not apply after December 31, 2009.
SB40-ASA1-AA1,362,2424
126.46
(8) Sunset. Subsections (1) to (7) do not apply after December 31, 2009.
SB40-ASA1-AA1,363,6
1126.47
(7) (a) 1. The milk contractor reports not more than $1,500,000 in milk
2payroll obligations under s. 126.41 (6) (a) for at least 2 consecutive years and
, before
3January 1, 2010, the milk contractor pays the quarterly fund assessment that would
4have been required of the milk contractor if the milk contractor had been a
5contributing milk contractor on the most recent quarterly installment date under s.
6126.46 (6).
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126.47
(7) (a) 2. The milk contractor's annual financial statement under s.
9126.44 shows positive equity for at least 2 consecutive years, the financial
10statements are audited or, if the milk contractor reports $6,000,000 or less in annual
11milk payroll obligations under s. 126.41 (6) (a), reviewed, and
, before January 1,
122010, the milk contractor pays the quarterly fund assessment that would have been
13required of the milk contractor if the milk contractor had been a contributing milk
14contractor on the most recent quarterly installment date under s. 126.46 (6).
SB40-ASA1-AA1,363,1616
126.59
(4) Sunset. Subsections (1) to (3) do not apply after December 31, 2009.
SB40-ASA1-AA1,363,1918
126.595
(3) Sunset. Subsections (1) and (2) do not apply after December 31,
192009.
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126.60
(8) Sunset. Subsections (1) to (7) do not apply after December 31, 2009.
SB40-ASA1-AA1,364,323
126.61
(7) (a) 1. The vegetable contractor reports less than $1,000,000 in
24annual contract obligations under s. 126.56 (9) (a) for at least 2 consecutive years
25and
, before January 1, 2010, the vegetable contractor pays the quarterly fund
1assessment that would have been required of the vegetable contractor if the
2vegetable contractor had been a contributing vegetable contractor on the most recent
3quarterly installment date under s. 126.60 (6).
SB40-ASA1-AA1,364,105
126.61
(7) (a) 2. The vegetable contractor's annual financial statement under
6s. 126.58 shows positive equity for at least 2 consecutive years and
, before January
71, 2010, the vegetable contractor pays the quarterly fund assessment that would
8have been required of the vegetable contractor if the vegetable contractor had been
9a contributing vegetable contractor on the most recent quarterly installment date
10under s. 126.60 (6).
SB40-ASA1-AA1,364,1212
126.71
(1e) Sunset. Subsection (1) does not apply after December 31, 2009.
SB40-ASA1-AA1,364,2114
126.71
(2) (b)
If Before January 1, 2010, if the contractor was a contributing
15contractor when the default occurred, the department shall use the security proceeds
16to reimburse the sources under s. 126.72 from which the department makes any
17claim payment under sub. (1). If the security amount exceeds the amount payable
18under sub. (1) from the sources under s. 126.72, the department shall use the
19remaining security proceeds to pay the balance of the allowed claims. If the security
20amount is not adequate to pay the full remaining balance, the department shall pay
21claimants on a prorated basis in proportion to their allowed claims.
SB40-ASA1-AA1,364,2323
126.72
(4) Sunset. Subsections (1) to (3) do not apply after December 31, 2009.
SB40-ASA1-AA1,365,2
1126.81
(3) Modify Before January 1, 2010, modify the fund assessments
2provided under s. 126.15, 126.30, 126.46, or 126.60, as provided in s. 126.88.
SB40-ASA1-AA1,365,55
126.88
(2) Sunset. Subsection (1) does not apply after December 31, 2009.".
SB40-ASA1-AA1,365,15
14"
Section 2850n. 145.01 (4m) of the statutes is renumbered 145.01 (4m) (intro.)
15and amended to read:
SB40-ASA1-AA1,365,1816
145.01
(4m) Failing private sewage system. (intro.) "Failing private sewage
17system"
has the meaning specified under s. 145.245 (4). means a private sewage
18system that causes or results in any of the following conditions:
SB40-ASA1-AA1,365,2020
145.01
(4m) (a) The discharge of sewage into surface water or groundwater.
SB40-ASA1-AA1,365,2221
(b) The introduction of sewage into zones of saturation that adversely affects
22the operation of a private sewage system.
SB40-ASA1-AA1,365,2323
(c) The discharge of sewage to a drain tile or into zones of bedrock.
SB40-ASA1-AA1,365,2424
(d) The discharge of sewage to the surface of the ground.
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1(e) The failure to accept sewage discharges and back up of sewage into the
2structure served by the private sewage system.
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145.20
(5) (a) The department shall establish a maintenance program to be
5administered by governmental units responsible for the regulation of private sewage
6systems. The department shall determine the private sewage systems to which the
7maintenance program applies. At a minimum the maintenance program is
8applicable to all new or replacement private sewage systems constructed in a
9governmental unit after the date on which the governmental unit adopts this
10program. The department may apply the maintenance program by rule to private
11sewage systems constructed in a governmental unit responsible for the regulation
12of private sewage systems on or before the date on which the governmental unit
13adopts the program. The department shall determine the private sewage systems
14to which the maintenance program applies in governmental units that
do did not
15meet the conditions for eligibility under s. 145.245 (9),
2005 stats., except that the
16maintenance program in these governmental units does not commence until
17January 1, 2008.
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(2) All
persons, organizations
, or evaluators
reviewing or evaluating
,
22whether from one or more entities, who review or evaluate the services of health care
23providers shall keep a record of their investigations, inquiries, proceedings and
24conclusions. No such record may be released to any person under s. 804.10 (4) or
1otherwise except as provided in sub. (3). No such record may be used in any civil
or
2criminal action
for personal injuries against the health care provider or facility;
3however, information, documents or records presented during the review or
4evaluation may not be construed as immune from discovery under s. 804.10 (4) or use
5in any civil
or criminal action merely because they were so presented. Any person
6who testifies during or participates in the review or evaluation may testify in any
7civil action as to matters within his or her knowledge, but may not testify as to
8information obtained through his or her participation in the review or evaluation,
9nor as to any conclusion of such review or evaluation.
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(3) (d) In a report in statistical form
that is filed with a regulatory
12agency, accrediting agency, or person that publicly reports quality and patient safety
13information. The report may identify any provider or facility to which the statistics
14relate;
