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11"1d. "Animals" include bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms.".
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14"1m "Biotechnology business" means a business, as certified by the department
15in the manner prescribed by the department, that is primarily engaged in the
16application of biotechnologies that use a living organism or parts of an organism to
17produce or modify products to improve plants or animals, develop microorganisms
18for specific uses, identify targets for small molecule pharmaceutical development, or
19transform biological systems into useful processes and products.".
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21"3. Machines and specific processing equipment, including accessories,
22attachments, and parts for the machines or equipment, that are used exclusively and
23directly in raising animals that are sold primarily to a biotechnology business, a
1public or private institution of higher education, or a governmental unit for exclusive
2and direct use by any such entity in qualified research or manufacturing.
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4. The items listed in sub. (3m) (a) to (m), medicines, semen for artificial
4insemination, fuel, and electricity that are used exclusively and directly in raising
5animals that are sold primarily to a biotechnology business, a public or private
6institution of higher education, or a governmental unit for exclusive and direct use
7by any such entity in qualified research or manufacturing.
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5. Animals that are sold to a biotechnology business and used exclusively and
9directly in qualified research in biotechnology.".
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11"
Section 1856d. 77.70 of the statutes is renumbered 77.70 (1) and amended
12to read:
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77.70
(1) Any Except as provided in subs. (2) and (3), any county desiring to
14impose county sales and use taxes under this subchapter may do so by the adoption
15of an ordinance, stating its purpose and referring to this subchapter.
The rate of the
16tax imposed under this subsection is 0.5 percent of the gross receipts or sales price. 17The county sales and use taxes may be imposed only for the purpose of directly
18reducing the property tax levy and only in their entirety as provided in this
19subchapter. That ordinance shall be effective on the first day of January, the first day
20of April, the first day of July or the first day of October. A certified copy of that
21ordinance shall be delivered to the secretary of revenue at least 120 days prior to its
22effective date. The repeal of any such ordinance shall be effective on December 31.
23A certified copy of a repeal ordinance shall be delivered to the secretary of revenue
24at least 60 days before the effective date of the repeal.
AB75-SSA1-SA1, s. 1856e
1Section 1856e. 77.70 (1) of the statutes, as affected by Wisconsin Acts 2 and
2... (this act), is repealed and recreated to read:
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77.70
(1) Except as provided in subs. (2) and (3), any county desiring to impose
4county sales and use taxes under this subchapter may do so by the adoption of an
5ordinance, stating its purpose and referring to this subchapter. The rate of the tax
6imposed under this subsection is 0.5 percent of the sales price or purchase price. The
7county sales and use taxes may be imposed only for the purpose of directly reducing
8the property tax levy and only in their entirety as provided in this subchapter. That
9ordinance shall be effective on the first day of January, the first day of April, the first
10day of July or the first day of October. A certified copy of that ordinance shall be
11delivered to the secretary of revenue at least 120 days prior to its effective date. The
12repeal of any such ordinance shall be effective on December 31. A certified copy of
13a repeal ordinance shall be delivered to the secretary of revenue at least 120 days
14before the effective date of the repeal.
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77.70
(2) Burnett County may adopt an ordinance to increase the rate of the
17tax imposed under sub. (1) from 0.5 percent to 1 percent, if the majority of the electors
18of the county approve the increase at a referendum. The county may use the
19additional revenue from the rate increase only to pay for an upgrade to radio towers
20in order to satisfy federal communications commission requirements to update a
21radio frequency with a narrow bandwidth no later than December 31, 2012. An
22ordinance adopted under this subsection shall be effective on the first day of January,
23the first day of April, the first day of July or the first day of October. A certified copy
24of that ordinance shall be delivered to the secretary of revenue at least 120 days prior
25to its effective date. The repeal of any such ordinance shall be effective on December
131. A certified copy of a repeal ordinance shall be delivered to the secretary of
2revenue at least 120 days before the effective date of the repeal. The tax imposed
3under this subsection may be in effect for no more than 3 years from the date on which
4the ordinance imposing the tax takes effect.".
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77.70
(3) In addition to the tax imposed under sub. (1), Milwaukee County may
8adopt an ordinance to impose a sales and use tax under this subchapter at the rate
9of 1.0 percent of the gross receipts or sales price. The taxes may be imposed only in
10their entirety. The county shall use 85 percent of the revenues collected under this
11subsection for transit, parks, culture, and emergency medical services and shall not
12levy property taxes for such purposes. If Milwaukee County imposes the taxes under
13this subsection, it shall distribute 15 percent of the tax revenue to the municipalities
14located in whole or in part in Milwaukee County on a per capita basis and the
15municipalities shall use the revenue for police, fire, and emergency medical services.
16An ordinance adopted under this subsection shall be effective on the first day of
17January, the first day of April, the first day of July or the first day of October. A
18certified copy of that ordinance shall be delivered to the secretary of revenue at least
19120 days prior to its effective date. The repeal of any such ordinance shall be effective
20on December 31. A certified copy of a repeal ordinance shall be delivered to the
21secretary of revenue at least 120 days before the effective date of the repeal.
AB75-SSA1-SA1, s. 1856g
22Section 1856g. 77.70 (3) of the statutes, as created by 2009 Wisconsin Act ...
23(this act), is repealed and recreated to read:
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177.70
(3) In addition to the tax imposed under sub. (1), Milwaukee County may
2adopt an ordinance to impose a sales and use tax under this subchapter at the rate
3of 1.0 percent of the sales price or purchase price. The taxes may be imposed only
4in their entirety. The county shall use 85 percent of the revenues collected under this
5subsection for transit, park, culture, and emergency medical services and shall not
6levy property taxes for such purposes. If Milwaukee County imposes the taxes under
7this subsection, it shall distribute 15 percent of the tax revenue to the municipalities
8located in whole or in part in Milwaukee County on a per capita basis and the
9municipalities shall use the revenue for police, fire, and emergency medical services.
10An ordinance adopted under this subsection shall be effective on the first day of
11January, the first day of April, the first day of July or the first day of October. A
12certified copy of that ordinance shall be delivered to the secretary of revenue at least
13120 days prior to its effective date. The repeal of any such ordinance shall be effective
14on December 31. A certified copy of a repeal ordinance shall be delivered to the
15secretary of revenue at least 120 days before the effective date of the repeal.".
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5304. Page 1048, line 16: after "services" insert "and to ensure that excluding
6one-time expenses and capital expenditures as provided in sub. (1) does not
7compromise the level of service for providing emergency services".
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11307. Page 1053, line 9: after "project." insert "This paragraph does not apply
12if this state receives federal funds that are designated by the federal government
13specifically for the project covering at least $75,000,000 of the state's share of the cost
14of the project.".
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84.01
(35) (a) In this subsection:
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1. "Bikeway" has the meaning given in s. 84.60 (1) (a).
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2. "Pedestrian way" has the meaning given in s. 346.02 (8) (a).
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(b) Except as provided in par. (c), and notwithstanding any other provision of
22this chapter or ch. 82, 83, or 85, the department shall ensure that bikeways and
23pedestrian ways are established in all new highway construction and reconstruction
1projects funded in whole or in part from state funds or federal funds appropriated
2under s. 20.395 or 20.866.
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(c) The department shall promulgate rules identifying exceptions to the
4requirement under par. (b), but these rules may provide for an exception only if any
5of the following apply:
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1. Bicyclists or pedestrians are prohibited by law from using the highway that
7is the subject of the project.
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2. The cost of establishing bikeways or pedestrian ways would be excessively
9disproportionate to the need or probable use of the bikeways or pedestrian ways. For
10purposes of this subdivision, cost is excessively disproportionate if it exceeds 20
11percent of the total project cost. The rules may not allow an exception under this
12subdivision to be applied unless the secretary of transportation, or a designee of the
13secretary who has knowledge of the purpose and value of bicycle and pedestrian
14accommodations, reviews the applicability of the exception under this subdivision to
15the particular project at issue.
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3. Establishing bikeways or pedestrian ways would have excessive negative
17impacts in a constrained environment.
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4. There is an absence of need for the bikeways or pedestrian ways, as indicated
19by sparsity of population, traffic volume, or other factors.
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5. The community where pedestrian ways are to be located refuses to accept an
21agreement to maintain them.".
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184.01
(34) Farmland preservation exemption. Chapter 91 and ordinances
2adopted, rules promulgated, and agreements entered into under that chapter apply
3to the department only with respect to buildings, structures, and facilities to be used
4for administrative or operating functions, including buildings, land, and equipment
5to be used for the motor vehicle emission inspection and maintenance program under
6s. 110.20.".
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84.013
(3m) (i) In conjunction with the resurfacing project on STH 102, the
10department shall construct a bicycle and pedestrian path and bridge, including
11lighting, along STH 102 from State Road to Fayette Avenue in the village of Rib Lake
12in Taylor County if the village contributes at least $60,000 to the cost of the bicycle
13and pedestrian path project.".
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84.03
(5) Grant to city of Oak Creek for I 94 interchange. If the department
17constructs an interchange on I 94 at Drexel Avenue in the city of Oak Creek in
18Milwaukee County, the department shall award a grant, from the appropriation
19under s. 20.395 (3) (cr), in the amount of $3,750,000 to the city of Oak Creek for the
20city's share of the cost of constructing this interchange.".
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2384.1052 Gulf War Veterans Bridge. The department shall designate and
24mark the bridge on USH 41 across I 94 in Milwaukee County as the "Gulf War
1Veterans Bridge" as a living memorial to and in honor of all Wisconsin veterans,
2living and dead, of the Gulf War.".
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8"(am) The project is for the installation or maintenance of warning devices at
9railroad highway crossings.".
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103.49
(1) (am) "Bona fide economic benefit" means an economic benefit for
21which an employer makes irrevocable contributions to a trust or fund created under
2229 USC 186 (c) (9) or to any other plan, trust, program, or fund no less often than
23quarterly or, if an employer makes annual contributions to such a plan, trust,
1program, or fund, for which the employer irrevocably escrows moneys at least
2quarterly based on the employer's expected annual contribution.".
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103.49
(1) (a) "Area" means the county in which a proposed project
of public
6works that is subject to this section is located or, if the department determines that
7there is insufficient wage data in that county, "area" means those counties that are
8contiguous to that county or, if the department determines that there is insufficient
9wage data in those counties, "area" means those counties that are contiguous to those
10counties or, if the department determines that there is insufficient wage data in those
11counties, "area" means the entire state or, if the department is requested to review
12a determination under sub. (3) (c), "area" means the city, village
, or town in which
13a proposed project
of public works that is subject to this section is located.
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103.49
(1) (bg) "Insufficient wage data" means less than 500 hours of work
16performed in a particular trade or occupation on projects that are similar to a
17proposed project
of public works that is subject to this section.
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103.49
(1) (bj) "Minor service and maintenance work" means a project of public
20works that is limited to minor crack filling, chip or slurry sealing, or other minor
21pavement patching, not including overlays, that has a projected life span of no longer
22than 5 years cleaning of drainage or sewer ditches or structures; or any other limited,
23minor work on public facilities or equipment that is routinely performed to prevent
24breakdown or deterioration.".
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2"
Section 2187f. 103.49 (1) (d) 1. of the statutes is amended to read:
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103.49
(1) (d) 1. Except as provided in subd. 2., "prevailing wage rate" for any
4trade or occupation engaged in the erection, construction, remodeling, repairing
or,
5demolition
, or improvement of any project of public works in any area means the
6hourly basic rate of pay, plus the hourly contribution for health insurance benefits,
7vacation benefits, pension benefits
, and any other bona fide economic benefit, paid
8directly or indirectly for a majority of the hours worked in the trade or occupation on
9projects in the area.