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23.33
(2j) (c) The fee for a nonresident trail pass issued for an all-terrain
13vehicle that is exempt from registration under sub. (2) (b) 2. is
$17.25 $34.25. A
14nonresident trail pass issued for such an all-terrain vehicle may be issued only by
15the department and persons appointed by the department and expires on June 30
16of each year.
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23.33
(5) (d)
Safety certification program established. The department shall
19establish or supervise the establishment of a program of instruction on all-terrain
20vehicle laws, including the intoxicated operation of an all-terrain vehicle law,
21regulations, safety and related subjects. The department shall establish by rule an
22instruction fee for this program.
The department shall issue certificates to persons
23successfully completing the program. An instructor conducting the program of
24instruction under this paragraph shall collect the fee from each person who receives
25instruction. The department may determine the portion of this fee, which may not
1exceed 50%, that the instructor may retain to defray expenses incurred by the
2instructor in conducting the program. The instructor shall remit the remainder of
3the fee or, if nothing is retained, the entire fee to the department.
The department
4shall issue a duplicate certificate of accomplishment to a person who is entitled to a
5duplicate certificate of accomplishment and who pays a fee of $2.75.
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23.33
(5m) (title)
Grant
Safety program.
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23.33
(5r) Landowner incentive program. (a) In this subsection "public
10all-terrain vehicle corridor" has the meaning given in s. 23.33 (2j) (a).
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(b) The department shall establish a program to make incentive payments to
12private landowners who permit public all-terrain vehicle corridors on their lands
13and who apply for the payments.
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(c) An application is not considered complete until the forester or another
15employee of each county in which the public all-terrain vehicle corridor is located
16measures the length of the corridor in that county for the purpose of calculating the
17payment.
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(d) Incentive payments under the program shall be calculated as follows:
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1. For a public all-terrain vehicle corridor that was open to the public for 60
20days or more but for less than 180 days in the previous fiscal year, the incentive
21payment shall be $25 per mile.
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2. For a public all-terrain vehicle corridor that was open to the public for 180
23days or more but for less than 270 days in the previous fiscal year, the incentive
24payment shall be $75 per mile.
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13. For a public all-terrain vehicle corridor that was open to the public for 270
2days or more in the previous fiscal year, the incentive payment shall be $100 per mile.
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(e) If a private landowner enters into an agreement with a county to allow a
4public all-terrain vehicle corridor on the landowner's land for a period of at least 5
5years, the landowner shall receive a supplemental payment, in addition to the
6payment as calculated under par. (c), that equals 10 percent of the payment
7calculated under par. (c) for each full or partial fiscal year that is included in the
85-year period.
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(f) If the total amount of incentive payments made in a given fiscal year would
10exceed the amount available for the payments, the department shall establish a
11system to prorate the payments.
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(g) During fiscal year 2007-08, the department may expend up to $100,000
13from the appropriation under s. 20.370 (5) (cu) for incentive payments under this
14program.
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23.33
(11m) Lightweight utility vehicles pilot program. (a) In this
17subsection:
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1. "Golf cart" means a vehicle whose speed attainable in one mile does not
19exceed 20 miles per hour on a paved, level surface, and is designed and intended to
20convey one or more persons and equipment to play the game of golf in an area
21designated as a golf course.
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2. "Lightweight utility vehicle" means an engine-driven device having a gross
23weight of more than 700 pounds but not more than 1,999 pounds that is designed to
24travel on 4 or more low-pressure tires, is equipped with a cargo area, and is used
1primarily off a highway. "Lightweight utility vehicle" does not include golf carts or
2low-speed vehicles.
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3. "Low pressure tire" means a tire that is designed to be mounted on a rim with
4a maximum diameter of 14 inches and to be inflated with an operating pressure not
5to exceed 20 pounds per square inch as recommended by the manufacturer.
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4. "Low-speed vehicle" means a low-speed vehicle, as defined in
49 CFR 571.3,
7that satisfies the equipment standards under
49 CFR 571.500 and that was
8originally manufactured to meet the applicable equipment standards under
49 CFR
9571.500. "Low-speed vehicle" does not include a golf cart.
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5. "Municipality" means a city, village, or town.
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(b) The department of natural resources, in consultation with the department
12of transportation, shall administer a pilot program to investigate the effects of using
13lightweight utility vehicles on trails and roadways that are used and authorized to
14be used by all-terrain vehicles, to evaluate whether it is feasible and appropriate to
15expand the allowable use of lightweight utility vehicles.
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(c) The counties of Florence, Forest, Sawyer, Marinette, Langlade, Lincoln,
17Oneida, and Washburn, and the municipalities within those counties, are eligible to
18participate in the pilot program, and the governing body of each county or
19municipality may elect to participate in the pilot program by adopting a resolution
20to that effect. The governing body of each county or municipality may withdraw from
21the pilot program prior to the end of the pilot program under par. (h) by adopting a
22resolution to that effect.
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(d) The counties and municipalities in the pilot program may designate any of
24the following:
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11. All-terrain vehicle routes and trails within their respective jurisdictions
2that may be used by operators of lightweight utility vehicles.
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2. All-terrain vehicle routes and trails within their respective jurisdictions
4upon which lightweight utility vehicle use is prohibited.
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(e) For the purposes of all of the following, a lightweight utility vehicle that is
6operated as authorized under this subsection is considered an all-terrain vehicle:
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1. Sections 345.11 (1r), 346.02 (11), 349.02, 885.235 (1g) and (1k), 895.049, and
8901.053.
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2. Subsections (3), (3g), (4), (4c) to (4x), (6), (7), (10), (12), and (13).
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3. Local ordinances enacted by a county or municipality under sub. (11).
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(f) In addition to the provisions under par. (e), the operation of a lightweight
12utility vehicle as authorized under the pilot program is subject to all of the following:
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1. The operator of a lightweight utility vehicle must possess a valid motor
14vehicle operator's license.
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2. Any trail fees imposed on all-terrain vehicle use by a county or municipality
16also apply to operation of a lightweight utility vehicle.
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(g) The department of natural resources, in consultation with the department
18of transportation and with the counties and municipalities participating in the pilot
19program, shall evaluate the effect of using lightweight utility vehicles on roadways
20and on all-terrain vehicle routes and trails upon conclusion of the pilot program. The
21department may make grants from the appropriation under s. 20.370 (5) (cu) to each
22participating county and municipality, for the purpose of assisting the department
23of natural resources in the evaluation. The department of natural resources shall
24make grants in such a manner that the total amount of grants for a given county,
25including the grants to municipalities located wholly or partially in that county, does
1not exceed $2,000. The department of natural resources shall report the results of
2its evaluation to the legislature under s. 13.172 (2) no later than January 1, 2010.
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(h) The pilot program under this subsection does not apply after September 30,
42009.
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24.61
(3) (a) 12. A drainage district created under ch. 88.
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24.61
(3) (b)
Terms; conditions. A municipality, cooperative educational service
9agency,
drainage district created under ch. 88, or federated public library system
10may obtain a state trust fund loan for the sum of money, for the time and upon the
11conditions as may be agreed upon between the board and the borrower, subject to the
12limitations, restrictions, and conditions set forth in this subchapter.
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24.66
(3r) For a drainage district. An application for a loan by a drainage
15district created under ch. 88 shall be accompanied by a certified copy of a resolution
16of the board of the drainage district approving the loan.
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24.67
(1) (n) For a drainage district created under ch. 88, by the president of
19the drainage district board.
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24.67
(2) (i) For a drainage district created under ch. 88, by the secretary of the
22drainage district board.
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24.67
(3) If a municipality has acted under subs. (1) and (2), it shall certify that
25fact to the department of administration. Upon receiving a certification from a
1municipality, or upon direction of the board if a loan is made to a cooperative
2educational service agency
, drainage district created under ch. 88, or a federated
3public library system, the secretary of administration shall draw a warrant for the
4amount of the loan, payable to the treasurer of the municipality, cooperative
5educational service agency,
drainage district, or federated public library system
6making the loan or as the treasurer of the municipality, cooperative educational
7service agency,
drainage district, or federated public library system directs. The
8certificate of indebtedness shall then be conclusive evidence of the validity of the
9indebtedness and that all the requirements of law concerning the application for the
10making and acceptance of the loan have been complied with.
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24.70
(1) Applicability. This section applies to all outstanding state trust fund
13loans to borrowers other than school districts
, drainage districts created under ch.
1488, and federated public library systems.
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1624.716 Collections from drainage districts. (1) Applicability. This section
17applies to all outstanding trust fund loans to drainage districts created under ch. 88.
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18(2) Certified statement. If a drainage district has a state trust fund loan, the
19board shall transmit to the district board a certified statement of the amount due on
20or before October 1 of each year until the loan is paid. The board shall furnish a copy
21of each certified statement to the department of administration.
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22(3) Payment to secretary of administration. The district board shall transmit
23to the secretary of administration on its own order the full amount levied for state
24trust fund loans within 15 days after March 15. The secretary of administration shall
25notify the board when he or she receives payment. Any payment not made by March
130 is delinquent and is subject to a penalty of 1 percent per month or fraction thereof,
2to be paid to the secretary of administration with the delinquent payment.
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3(4) Failure to make payment. If the district board fails to remit the amounts
4due under sub. (3), the secretary of administration, upon certification of delinquency
5by the board of commissioners of public lands, shall deduct the amount due,
6including any penalty, from any state aid payments due the district, shall remit such
7amount to the secretary of administration, and, no later than June 15, shall notify
8the district board and the board to that effect.
SB40-CSA1, s. 675
9Section
675. 25.14 (1) (a) (intro.) of the statutes is amended to read:
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25.14
(1) (a) (intro.) There is created a state investment fund under the
11jurisdiction and management of the board to be operated as an investment trust for
12the purpose of managing the securities of
all funds that are required by law to be
13invested in the state investment fund and all of the state's funds
consisting of the
14funds specified in s. 25.17 (1), except all of the following:
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25.17
(1) (nm) Recycling
and renewable energy fund (s. 25.49);
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25.17
(1) (yn) Wholesale drug distributor bonding fund (s. 25.315);
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25.17
(63) If requested by the Health Insurance Risk-Sharing Plan Authority,
21invest funds of the Health Insurance Risk-Sharing Plan Authority in the state
22investment fund.
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25.187
(2) (a) Subject to
pars. (b) and par. (c), on
July 1 and January
September 251 of each year, the investment board shall
estimate the amounts required for its
1operating expenditures for the next 6-month period and shall assess each fund for
2which the board has management responsibility for its share of the
estimated board's 3operating expenditures
for the current fiscal year in an equitable manner. The board
4shall pay the assessment from the current income of each fund, unless an
5appropriation is made for payment of the assessment, in which case the assessment
6shall be paid from that appropriation account.
SB40-CSA1, s. 685
8Section
685. 25.187 (2) (c) 1. of the statutes is amended to read:
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25.187
(2) (c) 1. Except as provided in subd. 2., the total amount that the board
10may assess the funds for which the board has management responsibility for any
11fiscal year may not exceed the greater of
$20,352,800 or 0.0275% the amount that the
12board could have assessed the funds in the 2nd year of the prior fiscal biennium or
130.0325% of the average market value of the assets of the funds at the end of each
14month between November 30 and April 30 of the preceding fiscal year.
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15Section
686. 25.187 (2) (c) 3. c. of the statutes is created to read:
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25.187
(2) (c) 3. c. Annually, no later than June 15, certify to the department
17of administration and to the joint committee on finance the maximum amount that
18the board may assess the funds for which the board has management responsibility
19in the next fiscal year.
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2125.315 Wholesale drug distributor bonding fund. There is established a
22separate nonlapsible trust fund designated as the wholesale drug distributor
23bonding fund to consist of moneys paid to the state under s. 450.071 (5) to secure
24payment of fees or costs that relate to the issuance of a license to engage in the
25wholesale distribution of prescription drugs.
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25.40
(3) (c) No executive biennial budget bill introduced under s. 16.47 (1m)
3may include any provision that amends or repeals any provision of this subsection
4or that applies notwithstanding any provision of this subsection.
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25.46
(7) The fees imposed under s. 289.67 (1) for environmental management
,
7except that for each ton of waste for which the fee is $1.60 per ton, 75 cents is for
8nonpoint source water pollution abatement.
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1025.49 Recycling and renewable energy fund. (intro.) There is established
11a separate nonlapsible trust fund designated as the recycling
and renewable energy 12fund, to consist of:
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25.50
(1) (d) "Local government" means any county, town, village, city, power
15district, sewerage district, drainage district, town sanitary district, public inland
16lake protection and rehabilitation district, local professional baseball park district
17created under subch. III of ch. 229,
family long-term care district under s. 46.2895,
18local professional football stadium district created under subch. IV of ch. 229, local
19cultural arts district created under subch. V of ch. 229, public library system, school
20district or technical college district in this state, any commission, committee, board
21or officer of any governmental subdivision of this state, any court of this state, other
22than the court of appeals or the supreme court, or any authority created under s.
23114.61,
149.41, 231.02, 233.02 or 234.02.
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125.60 Budget stabilization fund. There is created a separate nonlapsible
2trust fund designated as the budget stabilization fund, consisting of moneys
3transferred to the fund from the general fund under ss. 13.48 (14) (c), 16.518 (3),
and 416.72 (4) (b)
, and 16.848.
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25.68
(1) All moneys received by the department of
workforce development 7children and families under s. 49.854, except for moneys received under s. 49.854 (11)
8(b).
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25.68
(3) All moneys not specified under sub. (2) that are received under a
11judgment or order in an action affecting the family, as defined in s. 767.001 (1), by
12the department of
workforce development children and families or its designee.
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1425.69 Permanent endowment fund. There is established a separate
15nonlapsible trust fund designated as the permanent endowment fund, consisting of
16all of the proceeds from the sale of the state's right to receive payments under the
17Attorneys General Master Tobacco Settlement Agreement of November 23, 1998,
18and all investment earnings on the proceeds.
There is transferred from the
19permanent endowment fund to the Medical Assistance trust fund $50,000,000 in
20each fiscal year.