SB639,54,15 15(2) A special meeting of any the board shall be held:
SB639,54,2316 (a) Upon a written request of a majority of the supervisors delivered to the
17clerk, specifying the time and place of the meeting. The time shall not be less than
1848 hours from the delivery of the request. Upon receiving the request the clerk shall
19forthwith immediately mail to each supervisor notice of the time and place of the
20meeting. Any special meeting may be adjourned by a vote of a majority of all the
21supervisors. The county board by ordinance may establish a separate procedure for
22convening the county board in a "declared emergency" as defined by county
23ordinance.
SB639,55,324 (b) For the purposes and in the manner prescribed in s. 31.06, with the right
25to adjourn the special meeting from time to time by a vote of a majority of all the

1supervisors entitled to a seat. The clerk shall mail written notice of the special
2meeting, specifying the time, place and purpose thereof of the meeting, to each
3supervisor not less than 2 weeks before the day set for such the meeting.
SB639,55,6 4(3) All meetings shall be held in the county at places that are designated by the
5board. The board shall give adequate public notice of the time, place and purpose of
6each meeting.
SB639,55,14 7(4) The board shall sit with open doors, and all persons conducting themselves
8in an orderly manner may attend. If any supervisor misses or leaves a meeting of
9the board without good cause or without being first excused by the board, the
10chairperson may issue a warrant requiring the sheriff or some constable forthwith
11immediately to arrest and bring the supervisor before the board. The expenses of the
12arrest shall be deducted from the pay of the member unless otherwise directed by the
13board. The board may punish its members for infraction of its rules by imposing the
14penalty provided in the rules.
SB639, s. 106 15Section 106. 59.05 of the statutes is renumbered 59.12 and amended to read:
SB639,56,2 1659.12 Chairperson; vice chairperson; powers and duties. (1) The board,
17at the first meeting after each regular election at which members are elected for full
18terms, shall elect a member chairperson. The chairperson shall perform all duties
19required of the chairperson until the board elects a successor. The chairperson may
20administer oaths to persons required to be sworn concerning any matter submitted
21to the board or a committee thereof of the board or connected with their powers or
22duties. The chairperson shall countersign all ordinances of the board, and shall
23preside at meetings when present. When directed by ordinance the chairperson shall
24countersign all county orders, transact all necessary board business with local and
25county officers, expedite all measures resolved upon by the board and shall take care

1that all federal, state and local laws, rules and regulations pertaining to county
2government are enforced.
SB639,56,9 3(2) The board at the time of the election of the chairperson shall also elect a
4member vice chairperson, for the same term, who in case of the absence or disability
5of the chairperson shall perform the chairperson's duties. The board at the time of
6the election of the chairperson may also elect a member 2nd vice chairperson, for the
7same term, who in case of the absence or disability of the chairperson and vice
8chairperson shall perform the duties of the chairperson. The board may provide for
9the payment of additional compensation to the vice chairpersons.
SB639,56,11 10(3) In case of the absence of a chairperson for any meeting the members present
11shall choose a another member to be temporary chairperson.
SB639, s. 107 12Section 107. 59.06 of the statutes is renumbered 59.13 and amended to read:
SB639,56,17 1359.13 Committees; appointment; compensation. (1) The board may, by
14resolution designating the purposes and prescribing the duties thereof and manner
15of reporting, authorize their chairperson to appoint before June 1 in any year
16committees from the members of the board, and the committees so appointed shall
17perform the duties and report as prescribed in such the resolution.
SB639,57,3 18(2) Except as provided under sub. (3), committee members shall receive such
19compensation for their services as the board allows, not exceeding the per diem and
20mileage allowed to members of the board and such the committee members shall
21receive such compensation, mileage and reimbursement for other expenses as the
22board allows for their attendance at any school, institute or meeting which the board
23directs them to attend. No supervisor shall be allowed pay for committee service
24while the board is in session, nor for mileage except in connection with services
25performed within the time herein limited under this subsection. The number of days

1for which compensation and mileage may be paid a committee member in any year,
2except members of committees appointed to have charge of the erection of any county
3building, and except as otherwise provided by law, are limited as follows:
SB639,57,74 (a) In counties containing less than 25,000 population, to 20 days, not more
5than 10 of which shall be for services on any one committee, except that the board
6may increase the number of committee meetings as provided in under par. (b) and
7similarly fix the compensation of the members for the additional meetings.
SB639,57,118 (b) In other counties with a population of 25,000 or more, to 30 days for services
9on committees, except that the board may, by a two-thirds vote of the members
10present, increase the number of days for which compensation and mileage may be
11paid in any year and fix the compensation for each additional day.
SB639,57,15 12(3) A supervisor in a county having with a population of 500,000 or more may
13not accept any compensation in addition to his or her regular salary for serving as
14a member of any committee, board or commission appointed by the county board or
15by the county executive.
SB639, s. 108 16Section 108. 59.065 of the statutes is renumbered 59.70 (5) and amended to
17read:
SB639,58,218 59.70 (5) Private sewage system ordinance. (a) Every governmental unit
19responsible for the regulation of private sewage systems, as defined under s. 145.01
20(5), shall adopt enact an ordinance governing private sewage systems, as defined in
21s. 145.01 (12), which conforms with the state plumbing code. The ordinance shall
22apply to the entire area of the governmental unit responsible for the regulation of
23private sewage systems, as defined under s. 145.01 (5). After July 1, 1980, no city,
24village or town
municipality may adopt enact or enforce a private sewage system

1ordinance unless it is a governmental unit responsible for the regulation of private
2sewage systems, as defined under s. 145.01 (5).
SB639,58,63 (b) The governmental unit responsible for the regulation of private sewage
4systems, as defined under s. 145.01 (5), shall administer the private sewage system
5ordinance in accordance with under s. 145.20 and the rules promulgated under s.
6145.20.
SB639, s. 109 7Section 109. 59.067 of the statutes is renumbered 59.70 (6), and 59.70 (6) (a)
8(intro.) and (b) to (e), as renumbered, are amended to read:
SB639,58,99 59.70 (6) (a) Definitions. (intro.) As used in In this section subsection:
SB639,58,2110 (b) Permits. If authorized by the department under s. 162.07 (1), a county may
11adopt enact and enforce a well construction or pump installation ordinance or both.
12Provisions of the ordinance shall be in strict conformity with ch. 162 and with rules
13of the department under ch. 162. The ordinance may require that a permit be
14obtained before construction, installation, reconstruction or rehabilitation of a
15private well or installation or substantial modification of a pump on a private well,
16other than replacement of a pump with a substantially similar pump. The county
17may establish a schedule of fees for issuance of the permits and for related
18inspections. The department, under s. 162.07 (4), may revoke the authority of a
19county to enforce its ordinance if the department finds that the ordinance or
20enforcement of the ordinance does not conform to ch. 162 and rules of the department
21under ch. 162.
SB639,59,222 (c) Existing wells. With the approval of the department under s. 162.07 (1), a
23county may adopt enact and enforce an ordinance in strict conformity with ch. 162
24and with department rules under ch. 162, as they relate to existing private wells.
25The department, under s. 162.07 (4), may revoke the authority of a county to enforce

1its ordinance if the department finds that the ordinance or enforcement of the
2ordinance does not conform to ch. 162 and rules of the department under ch. 162.
SB639,59,53 (d) Enforcement. A county may provide for enforcement of ordinances adopted
4enacted under this section subsection by forfeiture or injunction or both. The district
5attorney or county corporation counsel may bring enforcement actions.
SB639,59,86 (e) Other municipalities. No city, village or town municipality may adopt enact
7or enforce an ordinance regulating matters covered by ch. 162 or by department rules
8under ch. 162.
SB639, s. 110 9Section 110. 59.07 (intro.) of the statutes is renumbered 59.51 (1) and
10amended to read:
SB639,59,2311 59.51 (1) (title) General powers of board Organizational or administrative
12powers
. The board of each county shall have the authority to exercise any
13organizational or administrative power, subject only to the constitution and any
14enactment of the legislature which grants the organizational or administrative
15power to a county executive or county administrator or to a person supervised by a
16county executive or county administrator or any enactment which is of statewide
17concern and which uniformly affects every county. Any organizational or
18administrative power conferred under this section subchapter shall be in addition
19to all other grants. A county board may exercise any organizational or
20administrative power under this section subchapter without limitation due to
21because of enumeration. The board of each county may exercise the following
22powers, which
, and these powers shall be broadly and liberally construed and limited
23only by express language:.
SB639, s. 111 24Section 111. 59.07 (1) of the statutes is renumbered 59.52 (6) and amended to
25read:
SB639,60,10
159.52 (6) Property. (a) How acquired; purposes. Take and hold land acquired
2under ch. 75 and acquire, lease or rent property, real and personal, for public uses
3or purposes of any nature, including without limitation acquisitions for county
4buildings, airports, parks, recreation, highways, dam sites in parks, parkways and
5playgrounds, flowages, sewage and waste disposal for county institutions, lime pits
6for operation under s. 59.873 59.70 (24), equipment for clearing and draining land
7and controlling weeds for operation under s. 59.874 59.70 (18), ambulances,
8acquisition and transfer of real property to the state for new collegiate institutions
9or research facilities, and for transfer to the state for state parks and for the uses and
10purposes specified in s. 23.09 (2) (d).
SB639,60,1211 (b) Control; actions. Make all orders concerning county property and may
12commence and maintain actions to protect the interests of the county.
SB639,60,1813 (c) Transfers. Direct the clerk to lease, sell or convey or contract to sell or convey
14any county property, not donated and required to be held for a special purpose, on
15such terms as that the board approves. In addition, any county property may, by gift
16or otherwise,
be leased, rented or transferred to the United States, the state, any
17other county within the state or any municipality or school district within the county.
18Oil, gas and mineral rights may be reserved and leased or transferred separately.
SB639,61,519 (d) Construction, maintenance and financing of county-owned buildings and
20public works projects:
1. Construct, purchase, acquire, lease, develop, improve,
21extend, equip, operate and maintain all county buildings, structures and facilities
22hereinafter in this subsection referred to as "projects", including without limitation
23because of enumeration swimming pools, stadiums, golf courses, tennis courts,
24parks, playgrounds, bathing beaches, bathhouses and other recreational facilities,
25exhibition halls, convention facilities, convention complexes, including indoor

1recreational facilities, dams in county lands, garbage incinerators, courthouses,
2jails, schools, hospitals and facilities for medical education use in conjunction with
3such hospitals, home for the aged or indigent, regional projects, sewage disposal
4plants and systems, and including all property, real and personal, pertinent or
5necessary for such purposes.
SB639,61,166 2. Finance such projects, including necessary sites, by the issuance of revenue
7bonds under s. 66.066, and payable solely from the income, revenues and rentals and
8fees derived from the operation of the project financed from the proceeds of said the
9bonds. If any such project is constructed on a site owned by the county prior to before
10the issuance of such the bonds, the county shall be reimbursed from the proceeds of
11such the bonds in the amount of not less than the reasonable value of such the site.
12The reasonable value of such the site shall be determined by the county board after
13having obtained written appraisals of value by 2 freeholders general appraisers, as
14defined in s. 458.01 (11),
in the county having a reputation for skill and experience
15in appraising real estate values. Any bonds issued pursuant to under this subsection
16shall not be included in arriving at the constitutional debt limitation.
SB639,61,1917 3. Operate or lease such projects in their entirety or in part, and impose fees
18or charges for the use of or admission to such projects. Such projects may include
19space designed for leasing to others if such space is incidental to the purposes thereof.
SB639,62,720 (e) Leases to department of natural resources. Lease lands owned by the county
21to the department of natural resources for game management purposes. Lands so
22leased shall not be eligible for entry under s. 28.11. Of the rental paid by the state
23to the county for lands so leased, 60% shall be retained by the county and 40% shall
24be paid by the county to the town in which said the lands are located and of the
25amount received by the town, 40% shall be paid by the town to the school district in

1which said the lands are located. The amount so paid by a town to a joint school
2district shall be credited against the amount of taxes certified for assessment in that
3town by the clerk of the joint school district under s. 120.17 (8), and the assessment
4shall be reduced by such amount. In case any leased land is located in more than one
5town or school district the amounts paid to them shall be apportioned on the basis
6of area. This paragraph shall not affect the distribution of rental moneys received
7on leases executed before June 22, 1955.
SB639, s. 112 8Section 112. 59.07 (1m) of the statutes is renumbered 59.52 (24) and amended
9to read:
SB639,62,1710 59.52 (24) Parking areas. Enact The board may enact ordinances providing for
11establishing areas for parking of vehicles on lands owned or leased by the county; for
12regulating, permitting, or prohibiting , restricting or limiting parking of vehicles on
13such areas or parts of such areas, including, without limitation by reason of
14enumeration
but not limited to, provision for parking in such areas or parts thereof
15for only certain purposes or by only certain personnel; for penalties forfeitures for
16violations thereof, but not to exceed the sum of $50 for each offense; and for the
17enforcement of such ordinances.
SB639, s. 113 18Section 113. 59.07 (2) of the statutes is renumbered 59.52 (11) and amended
19to read:
SB639,63,220 59.52 (11) Insurance. (a) Liability and property damage. Provide public
21liability and property damage insurance, either in commercial companies or by
22self-insurance created by setting up an annual fund for such purpose or by a
23combination thereof, covering without exclusion limitation because of enumeration,
24motor vehicles, malfeasance of professional employes, maintenance and operation of

1county highways, parks, parkways and airports and any other county activities
2involving the possibility of damage to the general public.
SB639,63,43 (b) Fire and casualty. Provide for fire and casualty insurance for all county
4property.
SB639,63,135 (c) Employe insurance. Provide for individual or group hospital, surgical and
6life insurance for county officers and employes and for payment of premiums therefor
7for such officers and employes. In addition, a county with at least 100 employes may
8elect to provide health care benefits on a self-insured basis to its officers and
9employes, and any 2 or more counties which together have at least 100 employes may
10jointly provide health care benefits on a self-insured basis to officers and employes
11of the counties. Counties which elect to provide health care benefits on a self-insured
12basis to their officers and employes shall be subject to the requirements set forth
13under s. 120.13 (2) (c) to (e) and (g).
SB639,63,2414 (d) Bonds of officers and employes. Provide for the protection of the county and
15public against loss or damage resulting from the act, neglect or default of county
16officers, department heads and employes and to may contract for and procure bonds
17or contracts of insurance to accomplish that purpose either from commercial
18companies or by self-insurance created by setting up an annual fund for such
19purpose or by a combination thereof. Any number of officers, department heads or
20employes not otherwise required by statute to furnish an official bond may be
21combined in a schedule or blanket bond or contract of insurance. So far as applicable
22ss. 19.01 (2), (2m), (3), (4) (d) and (dd) and 19.07 shall apply to such bonds or contracts
23of insurance. The bond shall be for a definite period, and each renewal thereof shall
24constitute a new bond for the principal amount covering the renewal period.
SB639, s. 114
1Section 114. 59.07 (3) of the statutes is renumbered 59.52 (12) and amended
2to read:
SB639,64,143 59.52 (12) Accounts and claims; settlement. (a) Examine and settle all
4accounts of the county and all claims, demands or causes of action against the county
5and issue county orders therefor. In counties having with a population of less than
650,000, the board may delegate its power in regard to current accounts, claims,
7demands or causes of action against the county to a standing committee where the
8amount does not exceed $5,000. In counties having with a population of 50,000 or
9more, the board may delegate its power in regard to current accounts, claims,
10demands or causes of action against the county to a standing committee if the amount
11does not exceed $10,000. Instead of delegating its power under this paragraph to a
12standing committee, the board may, by resolution adopted by majority vote, delegate
13such power to the chairperson of a standing committee. Such a resolution remains
14in effect for one year after its effective date or until rescinded, whichever occurs first.
SB639,64,1915 (b) The board may delegate Delegate its power in regard to any claim, demand
16or cause of action not exceeding $500 to the corporation counsel. If the corporation
17counsel finds that payment of the claim to a claimant is justified, the corporation
18counsel may order the claim paid. The claim shall be paid upon certification of the
19corporation counsel and shall be annually reported to the board.
SB639, s. 115 20Section 115. 59.07 (3m) of the statutes is renumbered 59.52 (13) and amended
21to read:
SB639,65,222 59.52 (13) Injured county workers. May The board may, in addition to any
23payments made under ch. 102, make further payment in such amounts as the board
24determines to any county employe injured at any time before January 1, 1937, while
25performing services for the county, in cases in which such further payments were

1made over a period of time following the injury and were based on a moral obligation
2to such employe.
SB639, s. 116 3Section 116. 59.07 (5) of the statutes is renumbered 59.51 (2) and amended
4to read:
SB639,65,85 59.51 (2) General authority. Represent The board may represent the county,
6have the management of the business and concerns of the county in all cases where
7no other provision is made, apportion and levy taxes and appropriate money to carry
8into effect any of its the board's powers and duties.
SB639, s. 117 9Section 117. 59.07 (6) of the statutes is renumbered 59.52 (2) and amended
10to read:
SB639,65,1611 59.52 (2) Public records. Prescribe The board may prescribe the form and
12manner of keeping the records in any county office and the accounts of county
13officers. The board may adopt enact an ordinance designating legal custodians for
14the county. Unless prohibited by law, the ordinance may require the clerk or the
15clerk's designee to act as legal custodian for the board and for any committees,
16commissions, boards or authorities created by ordinance or resolution of the board.
SB639, s. 118 17Section 118. 59.07 (7) of the statutes is renumbered 59.52 (9) and amended
18to read:
SB639,65,2419 59.52 (9) Purchasing agent. Appoint The board may appoint a person or
20committee as county purchasing agent, and provide compensation for their services.
21Any county officer or supervisor may be the agent or a committee member. The
22purchasing agent shall provide all supplies and equipment for the various county
23offices and the board chairperson shall promptly sign orders in payment therefor.
24The board may require that all purchases be made in the manner determined by it.
SB639, s. 119
1Section 119. 59.07 (8) of the statutes is renumbered 59.52 (5) and amended
2to read:
SB639,66,53 59.52 (5) Official seals. Provide The board may provide an official seal for the
4county and the county officers required to have one; and for the circuit court, with
5such inscription and devices as that court requires.
SB639, s. 120 6Section 120. 59.07 (11) of the statutes is renumbered 59.52 (7) and amended
7to read:
SB639,66,128 59.52 (7) Joint cooperation. Join The board may join with the state, other
9counties and municipalities in a cooperative arrangement as provided by s. 66.30,
10including the acquisition, development, remodeling, construction, equipment,
11operation and maintenance of land, buildings and facilities for regional projects,
12whether or not such projects are located within the county.
SB639, s. 121 13Section 121. 59.07 (12) of the statutes is renumbered 59.52 (26) and amended
14to read:
SB639,66,1715 59.52 (26) Transcripts. Procure The board may procure transcripts or
16abstracts of the records of any other county affecting the title to real estate in such
17county, and such transcripts or abstracts shall be prima facie evidence of title.
SB639, s. 122 18Section 122. 59.07 (13) of the statutes is renumbered 59.52 (16) and amended
19to read:
SB639,67,420 59.52 (16) Payments in lieu of tax. (a) Institutions, state farms, airports.
21A
ppropriate each year to any municipality and school district in which a county farm,
22hospital, charitable or penal institution or state hospital, charitable or penal
23institution or state-owned lands used for agricultural purposes or county or
24municipally-owned municipally owned airport is located, an amount of money equal
25to the amount which would have been paid in municipal and school tax upon the

1lands without buildings, if such land were privately owned. The valuation of such
2lands (, without buildings) , and computation of the tax shall be made by the board.
3In making such computation lands on which a courthouse or jail are located and
4unimproved county lands shall not be included.
SB639,67,105 (b) County veterans' housing. 1. If a county has acquired land and erected
6thereon on that land housing facilities for rent by honorably discharged U.S.
7veterans of any war and the land and housing facilities are exempt from general
8taxation, the board may appropriate money and pay to any school district or joint
9school district wherein the land and housing facilities are located a sum of money
10which shall be computed by obtaining the product of the following factors:
SB639,67,1211 a. The tax rate for school district purposes of the school years for which the
12payment is made.
SB639,67,1613 b. The ratio of the assessed valuation to the equalized valuation of the
14municipality in which the school district lies, multiplied by the actual cost incurred
15by the county for the acquisition of the land and improvements thereon on the land
16used for such purposes.
SB639,67,2417 2. In case of a joint school district, computation shall be made on the basis of
18the valuation of the several municipalities in which such the school district lies. If
19school buildings are inadequate to accommodate the additional school population
20resulting from the county veterans' housing program, and the school district cannot
21legally finance the necessary increased facilities, the board may appropriate money
22and grant assistance to the school district but the assistance shall be used solely to
23finance the purchase of land and the erection and equipment of the necessary
24additional facilities.
SB639, s. 123
1Section 123. 59.07 (14) of the statutes is renumbered 59.535 (2) and amended
2to read:
SB639,68,73 59.535 (2) Grave markers; veterans. (a) Furnish The board may furnish upon
4the petition of 5 freeholders residents of any municipality in their county an
5appropriate metal marker for the grave of each soldier, sailor or marine who served
6with honor in the U.S. armed forces of the United States, buried within the
7municipality.
SB639,68,98 (b) The petitioners shall state in the petition the names of the soldiers, sailors
9or marines buried in the municipality.
SB639, s. 124 10Section 124. 59.07 (15) of the statutes is renumbered 59.52 (20) and amended
11to read:
SB639,68,1412 59.52 (20) Sheriff's family pension. Appropriate The board may appropriate
13money to the family of any sheriff or sheriff's deputies killed while in the discharge
14of official duties.
SB639, s. 125 15Section 125. 59.07 (16) of the statutes is renumbered 59.698 and amended to
16read:
SB639,68,20 1759.698 Zoning, building inspector. Except as provided under s. 59.97 59.69
18(2) (bm), for the enforcement of all laws, ordinances, rules and regulations enacted
19under s. 59.97, 59.69, the board may appoint a building inspector, define the building
20inspector's duties and fix the building inspector's term of office and compensation.
SB639, s. 126 21Section 126. 59.07 (16m) of the statutes is renumbered 59.696 and amended
22to read:
SB639,69,3 2359.696 Zoning; filing fees. To The board may enact ordinances establishing
24schedules of reasonable filing fees for the filing of petitions to amend county zoning
25ordinances and notices of appeal to the board of adjustment from determinations of

1county zoning authorities and providing for the charging and collection of such filing
2fees; such fees to be used to partially defray the expenses of holding hearings and
3giving notices of hearings prescribed in ss. 59.97 59.69 and 59.99 59.694.
SB639, s. 127 4Section 127. 59.07 (17) of the statutes is renumbered 59.52 (19) and amended
5to read:
SB639,69,86 59.52 (19) Donations, gifts and grants. Accept The board may accept
7donations, gifts or grants for any public governmental purpose within the powers of
8the county.
SB639, s. 128 9Section 128. 59.07 (18) (title) and (a) to (c) of the statutes are renumbered
1059.56 (12) (title) and (a) to (c) and amended to read:
SB639,69,1411 59.56 (12) (title) Amusements,; regulation. (a) Exercise May exercise, outside
12of cities, villages, and towns that have not adopted a regulation under s. 60.23 (10),
13all the powers conferred on cities to regulate dance halls, roadhouses and other
14places of amusement.
SB639,69,2115 (b) Enact May enact ordinances to regulate, control, prohibit or license dance
16halls and pavilions, amusement parks, carnivals, concerts, street fairs, bathing
17beaches and other like places of amusement. Such ordinances shall provide for
18license fees yielding sufficient revenues for administering their provisions and
19paying for extraordinary governmental services required as a result of the licensed
20amusement. These services are limited to extra police protection, traffic control or
21refuse collection.
SB639,70,422 (bg) Upon the passage May, upon enactment of an ordinance under par. (b) the
23board may
, select a sufficient number of persons whose duty it shall be to supervise
24public dances or places of amusement according to assignments to be made by the
25board. Such persons while engaged in supervising public dances or places of

1amusement shall have the powers of deputy sheriffs, and shall make reports in
2writing of each dance or place of amusement visited to the clerk, and shall receive
3such compensation as the board determines. Their reports shall be filed by the clerk
4and incorporated in a report to the board at each meeting.
SB639,70,165 (br) The board shall Shall immediately revoke the license of any dance hall
6proprietor or manager issued under an ordinance enacted under par. (b) if there is
7allowed at any such dance presence of intoxicated persons, or of children of 17 years
8of age or under or adults who have not attained the age of 21 years unaccompanied
9by their parent or lawful guardian when alcohol beverages are available for
10consumption on the premises, or if any of the ordinances are violated. The board may
11enact an ordinance requiring the revocation of a dance hall license if the use of
12intoxicating liquor is permitted on the premises during the holding of a public dance.
13The chairperson of the board, when the board is not in session, is authorized to issue
14licenses or to suspend the license of any person violating this law or any regulation
15adopted by the board; such issuance of licenses or the suspension of such license to
16be acted on by the board at its next meeting.
SB639,70,1817 (c) Enact May enact ordinances providing for a specified closing hour for places
18where soft drinks are sold.
SB639, s. 129 19Section 129. 59.07 (18) (d) of the statutes is renumbered 59.56 (12m) and
20amended to read:
SB639,70,2321 59.56 (12m) (title) Limits on regulation. Ordinances enacted by a board under
22par. sub. (12) (b), (br) or (c) shall not apply to any city or village, or to any town that
23has adopted a similar regulation under s. 60.23 (10).
SB639, s. 130 24Section 130. 59.07 (18m) of the statutes is renumbered 59.55 (3) and amended
25to read:
SB639,71,6
159.55 (3) Truckers, hawkers and peddlers licensing. Except in counties
2having a population of 500,000 or more, to the board may enact ordinances providing
3for the licensing of truckers, hawkers and peddlers, other than licensees under s.
4440.51, and provide for the enforcement of the ordinances. The ordinances shall not
5provide for licensing of fuel vendors or those engaged in the delivery of petroleum
6products or farmers or truck gardeners who sell farm products grown by themselves.
SB639, s. 131 7Section 131. 59.07 (18r) of the statutes is renumbered 59.55 (4) and amended
8to read:
SB639,71,129 59.55 (4) Transient merchants. Counties may, by ordinance, regulate the
10retail sales, other than auction sales, made by transient merchants, as defined in s.
11130.065 (1m), 1987 stats., in the towns in the county and provide penalties forfeitures
12for violations of those ordinances.
SB639, s. 132 13Section 132. 59.07 (19) of the statutes is renumbered 59.56 (13) and amended
14to read:
SB639,71,2215 59.56 (13) Celebrations and conventions. Appropriate The board may
16appropriate
money to defray the expense of national air shows or similar aeronautics
17activities held in the county, of municipal commemorative or patriotic celebrations
18or observance, of state or national conventions of war veterans, of national
19conventions of fraternal associations, of group entertainment for children on
20Halloween by county or municipal agencies within the county or of state or national
21conventions of county officers or employes or associations thereof or of bringing any
22of such conventions to the county.
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