Assembly Bill 134
Relating to: the extension for objecting to property tax assessments.
By
Representatives Vukmir, Kramer, Townsend, Nass and Murtha; cosponsored by Senator Lazich
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To committee on Urban and Local Affairs
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Assembly Bill 135
Relating to: allowing an individual income tax deduction for certain amounts contributed by a divorced or legally separated parent to his or her child's college savings account or college tuition and expenses program and limiting the deduction that may be claimed by a married person who files separately.
By
Representatives Molepske Jr., Roys, Cullen, Nass, Berceau, Suder, Vos, Richards, Kaufert, Smith, Pope-Roberts, Bies, Zepnick, Kestell and Fields; cosponsored by Senators Lassa, Taylor, Kreitlow, Holperin, Darling, Lehman, Erpenbach, Plale, Grothman, Olsen and Kedzie.
To committee on Colleges and Universities
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Assembly Bill 136
Relating to: partially exempting an assessor and an assessor's staff from liability for trespassing, creating immunity from civil liability, and changing the notice requirements related to the revaluation of property by an assessor.
By
Representatives Hubler, Wood, Berceau, A. Ott, Mursau, Brooks, Friske, Strachota and Lothian; cosponsored by Senators Holperin, Lehman, Lassa, Hansen, Risser, Coggs and Plale.
To committee on Urban and Local Affairs
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Assembly Bill 137
Relating to: the issuance of motor vehicle operator's licenses and identification cards by the Department of Transportation.
By
Representatives Molepske Jr., Soletski, Milroy, Wood, Schneider, Berceau, Hilgenberg, Colon, Black, Pocan, Vruwink, Grigsby and Zepnick; cosponsored by Senators Taylor, Schultz and Risser.
To committee on Personal Privacy
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Assembly Bill 138
Relating to: the appointment and term of service of the secretary of natural resources and vacancies on the Natural Resources Board.
By
Representatives Black, Kaufert, Hubler, Spanbauer, Van Akkeren, Suder, Sherman, Tauchen, Berceau, Bies, Parisi, Hebl, Danou, Benedict, Van Roy, Soletski, Schneider, Pope-Roberts, Davis, Hilgenberg, Brooks, Grigsby, Smith, Barca, Roth, Krusick, Zepnick, Bernard Schaber, Kestell, Pasch, Molepske Jr., Mursau, Pocan, Zigmunt, Garthwaite, Shilling, Nerison, Hraychuck, Lothian, Richards, Clark, Vruwink, Mason, Sinicki, Hixson, Turner, Roys, Jorgensen, Seidel, Toles and Young; cosponsored by Senators Wirch, Cowles, Lehman, Holperin, Vinehout, Lassa, Carpenter, Hansen, Risser, Miller, Leibham, Schultz, Erpenbach, Sullivan, Taylor, Robson and Coggs.
To committee on Natural Resources
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Assembly Bill 139
Relating to: littering and providing a penalty.
By
Representatives Jorgensen, A. Ott, Smith, Soletski, Zepnick, Berceau and Black; cosponsored by Senators Carpenter, Lassa and Taylor.
To committee on Natural Resources
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Assembly Bill 140
Relating to: adopting federal law as it relates to an income tax deduction for certain educators and creating an individual income tax deduction for educators who use their own funds to purchase classroom educational supplies.
By
Representatives Hixson, Dexter, Parisi, Milroy, Garthwaite, Pasch, Ziegelbauer, Petrowski, Hraychuck, Richards, Zepnick, Barca, Soletski, Zigmunt, Benedict, Sinicki, Turner, A. Williams, Roys, Cullen, Gunderson, Nass, Townsend, Hilgenberg, Jorgensen, Kleefisch, Pope-Roberts, Vos, Toles, A. Ott, Smith, Bies, Young, Brooks, Kaufert, Steinbrink and Molepske Jr.; cosponsored by Senators Plale, Kreitlow, Taylor, Lehman, Hansen, Risser, Lassa, Wirch, Erpenbach, Hopper, A. Lasee, Darling, Leibham, Schultz, Olsen, Kapanke and Sullivan.
To committee on Education.
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Reference Bureau Corrections
Assembly Bill 136
1. Page 2, line 4: delete "revaulation" and substitute "revaluation".
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Communications
March 9, 2009
Patrick Fuller
Assembly Chief Clerk
17 West Main Street, Suite 401
Madison, WI 53703
Dear Chief Clerk Fuller:
Please add my name as a co-sponsor of Assembly Joint Resolution 27, relating to proclaiming June 6, 2009, as Proper Drug Disposal Day.
Sincerely,
Tim Carpenter
State Senator
3rd Senate District
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Referral of Agency Reports
State of Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources
Madison
March 3, 2009
To the Honorable, the Legislature:
Environmental Improvement Fund (EIF) program legislation, s.
281.59 (3)(bm)2, Wis. Stats., requires the Department of Natural Resources and the Department of Administration to submit to the Legislature and to the State Building Commission any amendments to the ElF Biennial Finance Plan that were made by the Governor for inclusion in the budget. The purpose of the Plan is to provide information on loan, loan subsidy, and bonding levels for program operations in the 2009-2011 biennium.
A third, and final, version of the Biennial Finance Plan will be distributed after the biennial budget is enacted.
If you have any questions regarding the Biennial Finance Plan, please contact Robert Ramharter at 266-3915 or Michael Wolff at 267-2734.
Sincerely,
Robert Ramharter
Chief, Environment Loans
Bureau of Community Financial Assistance
Sincerely,
Frank R. Hoadley
Capital Finance Director
Department of Administration
Referred to committee on Natural Resources.
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State of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Technical College System
Madison
March 9, 2009
To the Honorable, the Legislature:
I am pleased to share with you the attached report in compliance with section
38.04 (21) of the statutes. This provision requires the Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) Board to submit an annual report regarding high school students attending technical colleges. The report is to be submitted to the Legislature and to four state agencies (Departments of Administration, Public Instruction, Children and Families, and Workforce Development). The reporting requirement was established in the 1997-99 biennial budget (
1997 Wisconsin Act 27).
This edition of the report provides enrollment information from 2000 through 2008. The following level of activity occurred in 2007-08:
• 2,223 high school students attended the WTCS under the 118.15 Compulsory Education Option.
• 2,563 high school students attended the WTCS under the Youth Options
• Over 12,324 high school students enrolled in WTCS postsecondary level courses through means other than 118.15 Compulsory Education or Youth Options.
If you have any questions regarding this report, please contact Willa Panzer, Associate Vice President, at (608) 267-9065.
Sincerely,
Daniel Clancy
President
Referred to committee on Colleges and Universities.
