SB248,37,117 3. The commissioners shall be regularly elected at the spring election. If
8commissioners are elected at large, they shall be elected from numbered seats which
9shall be designated by the commission. If the commissioners are elected from
10election districts, they shall be elected pursuant to a districting plan adopted under
11par. (b).
SB248,37,1912 4. The initial election of commissioners shall occur at the spring election that
13is held in the year following the year in which the resolutions or ordinances described
14in sub. (5) (a) and (b) take effect, except that if the resolutions or ordinances take
15effect before June 1 in an even-numbered year, the initial election of commissioners
16shall occur at a special election which shall be held concurrently with the general
17election. The clerk or board of election commissioners of the most populous political
18subdivision whose park facilities are included in the district shall serve as the clerk
19of the district until an initial clerk is appointed under par. (h) and qualifies.
SB248,38,920 (b) 1. Each districting plan shall divide the entire district into election districts
21for the election of commissioners. The districting plan shall assign consecutive whole
22numbers to the election districts. Each election district shall consist of contiguous
23whole wards or municipalities and shall be equal in population insofar as
24practicable. The districting plan for the election of initial commissioners in a newly
25created district shall be prescribed by the government accountability board.

1Thereafter, the commissioner shall adopt the districting plan. The plan shall be
2adopted by a majority vote of the members elected or appointed to the commission.
3Except as otherwise provided in sub. (7m) or (10), the plan shall be effective until the
4commission adopts a revised plan following the next federal decennial census. Upon
5implementation of the plan, each commissioner who is elected to represent an
6election district shall be elected by plurality vote of the electors of the election district
7from which he or she seeks office. In a primary election for the office of any
8commissioner to be elected from an election district, only the electors of the election
9district may vote in the election.
SB248,38,1310 2. Each candidate for commissioner shall state on the face of his or her
11declaration of candidacy and nomination papers whether the candidate seeks
12election at large or from an election district, and if from an election district, the
13number of the district from which the candidate seeks office.
SB248,38,2014 (c) Each commissioner shall be a resident of the district and, if elected from an
15election district, a resident of the election district from which he or she is elected at
16the time that the member takes the oath of office. If a commissioner who is elected
17from an election district ceases to be a resident of that election district after the
18beginning of his or her term of office but continues to be a resident of the district, the
19member may continue to serve for the remainder of the term for which he or she was
20elected or appointed.
SB248,38,2221 (d) No person who serves in any other state, local, or national office, as defined
22in s. 5.02, is eligible to serve in the office of commissioners.
SB248,39,1023 (e) 1. Except as provided in this paragraph, the terms of the commissioners
24shall be 3 years, beginning on the first Monday in June following their election to
25office. The clerk of the most populous political subdivision whose park facilities are

1included in the district shall designate the terms of one-third of the initial persons
2elected to office for expiration on the first Monday in June of the year following that
3year; the terms of one-third of the initial persons elected to office for expiration on
4the first Monday in June of the 2nd year following that year; and the terms of
5one-third of the persons elected to office for expiration on the first Monday in June
6of the 3rd year following that year. If the number of commissioners is not divisible
7by 3, the clerk of the most populous political subdivision whose park facilities are
8included in the district shall designate the number of commissioners, as nearly equal
9to one-third as possible, whose initial terms shall expire in the following year, the
102nd following year, and the 3rd following year.
SB248,39,2511 2. If the commissioners are initially elected at the general election, the terms
12of office of the initial persons elected to office shall begin on the first Monday in
13January following their election to office. If the commissioners are initially elected
14at the general election in any year, the clerk of the most populous political
15subdivision whose park facilities are included in the district shall designate the
16terms of one-third of the initial persons elected to office for expiration on the first
17Monday in June of the 2nd year following that year; the terms of one-third of the
18initial persons elected to office for expiration on the first Monday in June of the 3rd
19following year; and the terms of office of one-third of the initial persons elected to
20office for expiration on the first Monday in June of the 4th following year. If the
21number of commissioners is not divisible by 3, the clerk of the most populous political
22subdivision whose park facilities are included in the district shall designate the
23number of commissioners, as nearly equal to one-third as possible, whose initial
24terms shall expire in the 2nd following year, the 3rd following year, and the 4th
25following year.
SB248,40,3
1(f) Commissioners may be removed from office before the expiration of their
2terms, for cause, as provided in s. 17.13 (3) and may be recalled as provided in s. 9.10.
3Vacancies in the office of commissioner shall be filled as provided in s. 17.27 (1f).
SB248,40,84 (g) The commission shall elect from its membership a chairperson, a vice
5chairperson, a secretary, and a treasurer. A majority of the current membership of
6the commission constitutes a quorum to do business. The district may take action
7based on the affirmative vote of a majority of those commissions directors who are
8present at a meeting of the commission board.
SB248,40,129 (h) 1. The commission shall appoint a person to serve as clerk of the district.
10The clerk shall administer the affairs of the district, under the direction of the
11commission. Within 7 days after the appointment of any person to fill a vacancy on
12the commission, the clerk shall notify the person of his or her appointment.
SB248,41,913 2. No later than 5 p.m. on the 2nd Tuesday in January, or for an election under
14par. (e) 2., no later than 5 p.m. on the 3rd Tuesday of July, the clerk shall certify to
15the county clerk or board of election commissioners the names of candidates who
16have filed valid nomination papers for commissioner and who are eligible to have
17their names appear on the ballot under s. 8.30. If any municipality lying wholly or
18partially within the district prepares its own ballots under s. 7.15 (2) (c), the clerk
19shall similarly certify the names of candidates to the municipal clerk. In making
20these certifications, the clerk shall designate the form of each candidate's name to
21appear on the ballot in the manner prescribed under s. 7.08 (2) (a). If a primary is
22held for any seat on a commission, the clerk shall certify to the county clerk or board
23of election commissioners the names of candidates who have won nomination to the
24commission and who are eligible to have their names appear on the ballot under s.
258.30. If any municipality lying wholly or partially within the district prepares its

1own ballots under s. 7.15 (2) (c), the clerk shall similarly certify the names of
2candidates to the municipal clerk or board of election commissioners. The clerk shall
3notify the municipal clerk or board of elections commissioners of each municipality
4lying wholly or partially within the district of any district election and furnish each
5municipal clerk with a copy of the notice of the district election. If paper ballots are
6utilized at a district election, the clerk shall provide each municipal clerk with an
7adequate supply of ballots for the election at least 22 days before the election. The
8clerk shall issue certificates of election to persons who are elected to the commission
9after each election in the manner provided under s. 7.53 (4).
SB248,41,1110 (i) The commissioners shall be reimbursed for their actual and necessary
11expenses incurred in the performance of their duties, but may not receive a salary.
SB248,41,1412 (j) Upon the election under par. (a) and qualification of a majority of the
13commissioners, the commission may exercise the powers and duties of a commission
14under this subchapter.
SB248,41,1515 (k) At its first meeting, the commission shall name the district.
SB248,42,2 16(7m) Within 60 days after the municipal governing body of each municipality
17that is wholly or partly contained within the district enacts an ordinance or adopts
18a resolution under s. 5.15 dividing the municipality into wards, if the municipality
19is required to do so, or otherwise within 60 days after the necessary population data
20becomes available from the federal government or is published by an agency of this
21state, the commission shall, by vote of a majority of the members of the commission,
22adopt a revised plan for the election districts within the district. Each election
23district under the plan shall consist of contiguous whole wards or municipalities and
24shall be equal in population insofar as practicable. Except as otherwise required
25under sub. (10), the plan shall be effective until the commission adopts a revised plan

1under this subsection following the next federal decennial census unless a court of
2competent jurisdiction orders the commission to revise the plan at an earlier date.
SB248,42,9 3(8) (a) If a city or village whose territory is in one district annexes territory that
4contains park facilities that are located in a different district, that district shall
5transfer ownership of the park facilities that are located in the annexed territory to
6the district whose territory includes the annexing city or village. The district which
7receives the annexed territory shall negotiate a settlement agreement with the park
8district from which the territory was annexed to compensate that park district for
9the park facilities that are transferred, based on at least all of the following factors:
SB248,42,1010 1. The current value of park facilities that are transferred.
SB248,42,1211 2. The amount of money or any other contribution made by the park district for
12the park facilities that are transferred.
SB248,42,1713 (b) If the park districts are unable to negotiate a settlement under par. (a)
14within 60 days after the effective date of the annexation that results in the transfer
15of territory, the districts shall agree on the selection of an arbitrator who shall decide
16the settlement amount, and send written notification of his or her decision to all
17parties, within 30 days after his or her appointment.
SB248,42,2018 (c) A transfer of ownership under this subsection takes effect on the date on
19which a settlement is reached or the date on which an arbitrator sends written
20notification of his or her decision.
SB248,43,221 (d) If a city or village is located in more than one county, the city or village may
22become part of any district for which it is otherwise eligible to be a part of. If a district
23contains a county, a municipality that is located within that county may become part
24of that district or it may become part of any other district for which it is otherwise
25eligible to be a part of. All of the city's or village's territory shall be considered to be

1within the jurisdiction of the park district in which the city or village chooses to
2participate.
SB248,43,8 3(9) (a) A political subdivision whose park facilities are included in a district
4may withdraw from the district as provided in this subsection if the governing body
5of the political subdivision no later than the 3rd Tuesday in February preceding a
6spring election, adopts a resolution declaring its intention to withdraw from the
7district and the withdrawal is approved by the electors of the political subdivision at
8a referendum held concurrently with the spring election.
SB248,43,159 (b) If the electors of a political subdivision whose park facilities are included
10within a district file a petition with the clerk of the district, not later than the 3rd
11Tuesday in February of any year, requesting a referendum on the question of
12withdrawal of the political subdivision from the district, the commission shall call
13a referendum in the political subdivision for the purpose of submitting the question
14of withdrawal to the electors of the political subdivision for approval or rejection. The
15referendum shall be held concurrently with the spring election.
SB248,43,1816 (c) The question submitted to the electors shall be "Shall the .... (name of
17political subdivision) withdraw from the .... (name of district)?". If the electors
18approve the question, the political subdivision shall withdraw from the district.
SB248,43,2419 (d) Each petition filed under this subsection shall be in the form specified in s.
208.40, shall name the political subdivision whose park facilities are proposed to be
21withdrawn from the district, and shall name the district from which the facilities are
22to be withdrawn. The petition may be circulated on or after January 1 of any year and
23may be filed no later than 5 p.m. on the 3rd Tuesday in February. The petition shall
24contain the signatures of at least 100 electors of the political subdivision.
SB248,44,4
1(e) If a political subdivision withdraws from a district under this subsection,
2title to the park facilities that are located in the political subdivision shall be
3transferred from the district to the political subdivision or from which the facilities
4were transferred.
SB248,44,125 (f) If a political subdivision withdraws from a district under this subsection and
6the territory remaining in the district after the withdrawal does not consist of at least
7one political subdivision, the district shall dissolve under s. 27.165. If at least one
8political subdivision remains a part of the district after a political subdivision
9withdraws, the political subdivision that withdraws and the commission shall
10negotiate a settlement agreement to compensate that park district for the park
11facilities that are located in the political subdivision, based on at least all of the
12following factors:
SB248,44,1313 1. The current value of park facilities that are transferred.
SB248,44,1514 2. The amount of money or any other contribution made by the district for the
15park facilities that are transferred.
SB248,44,1716 3. The amount of money or any other contribution made by the political
17subdivision municipality for the park facilities that are transferred.
SB248,44,2418 (g) If the political subdivision and the district are unable to negotiate a
19settlement under par. (f) within 60 days after the resolution is approved in the
20referendum under par. (a) or within 60 days after the referendum described under
21par. (b) is approved, the political subdivision and the district shall agree on the
22selection of an arbitrator who shall decide the settlement amount, and send written
23notification of his or her decision to all parties, within 30 days after his or her
24appointment.
SB248,45,3
1(h) A withdrawal under this subsection takes effect on January 1 following the
2date on which a settlement is reached or the date on which an arbitrator sends
3written notification of his or her decision.
SB248,45,12 4(10) (a) Whenever a political subdivision is attached to a district, a political
5subdivision withdraws from a district, or a former municipality becomes a part of a
6district by municipal consolidation, the terms of the members of the commission or
7political subdivision commissions of the affected district or districts shall expire on
8the first Monday in June of the year following the year in which the attachment,
9withdrawal, or municipal consolidation becomes effective. At the spring election
10immediately preceding the expiration of the terms of the commissioners, all
11members of the commission serving the revised district shall be elected in the same
12manner as members of initial commissions are elected under sub. (7) (b).
SB248,45,2113 (b) Whenever territory is annexed to or detached from a political subdivision
14that is a part of a district on the effective date of the annexation or detachment, the
15commission shall, at its next meeting following the effective date of the annexation
16or detachment, attach or detach the annexed or detached territory to an election
17district that is contiguous to the annexed or detached territory in such manner as to
18maintain, in so far as practicable, election districts of substantially equal population.
19In conjunction with any action under this paragraph, the commission may adjust the
20boundaries of the remaining election districts within the district if required to
21maintain election districts of substantially equal population.
SB248, s. 78 22Section 78. 27.162 of the statutes is created to read:
SB248,46,3 2327.162 Local park districts; jurisdiction and expansion. (1) The initial
24jurisdiction of a district shall consist of the territory of all of the sponsoring political
25subdivisions that have acted under s. 27.161 (1) and (2) and all of the participating

1political subdivisions that have acted under s. 27.161 (3) in the same year, or within
290 days after the adoption of the first enabling legislation that is described in s.
327.161 (1).
SB248,46,10 4(2) (a) With the approval of the commission, the jurisdiction of the district may
5be expanded to include any other political subdivision under procedures adopted by
6the commission and consistent with an agreement entered into between the
7commission and the political subdivision. Under the terms of the agreement, the
8assets of the political subdivision to be included in the expanded jurisdiction shall
9be treated in a substantially similar manner as the assets of all other political
10subdivisions in the district.
SB248,46,1511 (b) The procedures for any expansion approved under par. (a) shall permit the
12governing body of a political subdivision to request inclusion of its park facilities in
13the district on its own resolution, and shall also permit the electors of a political
14subdivision to request inclusion in the district through a petition and referendum
15process.
SB248,46,2116 (c) Each petition filed under this subsection shall be in the form specified in s.
178.40, shall name the political subdivision whose park facilities are proposed to be
18attached to the district, and shall name the district to which the facilities are to be
19attached. The petition may be circulated on or after January 1 of any year and may
20be filed no later than 5 p.m. on the 3rd Tuesday in February. The petition shall
21contain the signatures of at least 100 electors of the political subdivision.
SB248,46,25 22(3) Eligible electors of a political subdivision included in the expanded
23jurisdiction of a district may vote for members of the board of directors at the first
24election occurring after the effective date of the expansion at which members of the
25board of directors are elected.
SB248,47,9
1(4) If a referendum is held on the question of attachment of a political
2subdivision to an existing district, the question shall be submitted at the first regular
3election occurring not sooner than 45 days after the date that the governing body
4adopts a resolution submitting the question to a referendum and the commission
5approves that action. The question shall be "Shall the .... (name of political
6subdivision) become a part of the .... (name of district)?". If the question is approved
7by the electors, the governing body shall enter into an agreement with the
8commission under sub. (2) (a). The attachment becomes effective on the date
9specified in the agreement.
SB248, s. 79 10Section 79. 27.163 of the statutes is created to read:
SB248,47,16 1127.163 Local park districts; powers. A district has all of the powers
12necessary or convenient to carry out the purposes and provisions of ss. 27.16 to
1327.165. The district shall hire a parks director, who is professionally qualified in the
14field of parks management and who has significant experience in the day to day
15operation of a park district. In addition to all other powers granted by ss. 27.16 to
1627.165, a district may do all of the following:
SB248,47,17 17(1) Adopt and alter an official seal.
SB248,47,18 18(2) Sue and be sued in its own name, and plead and be impleaded.
SB248,47,19 19(3) Maintain an office.
SB248,47,20 20(4) In connection with park facilities:
SB248,47,2221 (a) Acquire, develop, equip, maintain, improve, operate, and manage the park
22facilities.
SB248,47,2423 (b) Enter into contracts, subject to such standards as may be established by the
24board of directors.
SB248,47,2525 (c) Grant concessions.
SB248,48,1
1(d) Operate recreational facilities or programs.
SB248,48,22 (e) Acquire by purchase, exchange, or donation land, or interests in land.
SB248,48,6 3(5) Employ personnel, and fix and regulate their compensation; and provide,
4either directly or subject to an agreement under s. 66.0301 as a participant in a
5benefit plan of the political subdivision, any employee benefits, including an
6employee pension plan.
SB248,48,9 7(6) Purchase insurance, establish and administer a plan of self-insurance, or,
8subject to an agreement with the political subdivision under s. 66.0301, participate
9in a governmental plan of insurance or self-insurance.
SB248,48,15 10(7) Adopt and enforce reasonable rules and regulations governing the use of,
11and the conduct within, its park facilities and recreational facilities in order to
12promote public safety and convenience and to maintain order. The district may
13establish civil penalties, including restitution and including forfeitures in an amount
14not to exceed $500 for each violation, for violations of the rules and regulations
15authorized under this section.
SB248,49,12 16(8) (a) To carry out its functions, levy a tax on the taxable property in the
17district, as equalized by the department of revenue under s. 70.57, at a rate not to
18exceed one mill on each dollar of the equalized full value of all taxable property in
19the district, except that the district may exceed the one-mill tax levy rate by
20resolution. No increase in the tax levy rate in excess of one mill is effective until the
21resolution is approved by a majority of the electors in the political subdivision voting
22on the resolution at a referendum, to be held at the first regular election or special
23election held throughout the district that is held at least 45 days after the date of
24adoption of the resolution. The question submitted shall be whether the property tax
25levy for the district may be increased by a specified amount. The clerk of the district

1shall publish the notices required under s. 10.06 (4) (c), (f), and (i) for any referendum
2held under this subsection. Notwithstanding s. 10.06 (4) (c), the type A notice under
3s. 10.01 (2) (a) relating to the referendum is valid even if given and published late as
4long as it is given and published prior to the election as early as practicable. If a board
5of directors adopts a resolution that increases the property tax levy rate in excess of
6one mill for the district, or in excess of the amount allowed under par. (d) 1., and the
7resolution is approved by the electors, the district clerk shall deliver a certified copy
8of the resolution to the secretary of revenue at least 30 days before its effective date.
9The tax levy rate shall be applied to the respective real property and personal
10property tax rolls of the city, village, town, and county included in the district and
11shall not be included within any limitation on county or municipality taxes.
12Collected taxes levied under this paragraph shall be paid to the district treasurer.
SB248,49,1613 (b) The initial operating levy of a district shall be imposed by the commission
14in December of the year preceding the January 1 on which the district is created
15under s. 27.161 (5). The initial levy shall be imposed in an amount that equals as
16closely as possible the greater of the following:
SB248,49,2017 1. The total operating levy, of all political subdivisions whose park facilities are
18included in the district, that is attributable to park and recreational purposes for the
19fiscal year in which either the final enabling resolution is adopted under s. 27.161
20(2) or the final referendum is held under s. 27.161 (3).
SB248,49,2421 2. The total operating levy, of all political subdivisions whose park facilities are
22included in the district, that is attributable to park and recreational purposes for the
23fiscal year before the fiscal year in which either the final enabling resolution is
24adopted under s. 27.161 (2) or the final referendum is held under s. 27.161 (3).
SB248,50,5
1(c) For the year in which a commission imposes its initial operating levy under
2par. (b), each sponsoring political subdivision shall reduce its operating levy by the
3amount that the sponsoring political subdivision levied in the previous year for park
4and recreational purposes, to the extent that those functions have been assumed by
5the district.
SB248,50,126 (d) 1. In addition to the limits on the tax levy rate increase in par. (a), and except
7as provided in subd. 2., the district may not increase its levy in 2007 or 2008 by a
8percentage that exceeds a percentage equal to the greater of either 4 percent or the
9percentage change in the district's January 1 equalized value due to new
10construction less improvements removed between the previous year and the current
11year. The base amount in any year, to which the limit under this subsection applies,
12shall be the maximum allowable levy for the immediately preceding year.
SB248,50,2413 2. A district may exceed the levy increase limit under subd. 1. if the commission
14adopts a resolution to that effect and if the resolution is approved in a referendum,
15following the procedures specified in par. (a), to the extent that those procedures are
16not inconsistent with the procedures specified in this subdivision. The resolution
17shall specify the proposed amount of increase in the levy beyond the amount that is
18allowed subd. 1. and shall specify whether the proposed amount of increase is for the
19next fiscal year only or if it will apply on an ongoing basis. With regard to a
20referendum relating to an odd-numbered year, the political subdivision may call a
21special referendum for the purpose of submitting the resolution to the electors of the
22political subdivision for approval or rejection. With regard to a referendum relating
23to an even-numbered year, the referendum shall be held at the next succeeding
24spring primary or election or September primary or general election.
SB248,51,5
13. The levy increase limit otherwise applicable to the district under this
2subsection is increased in the next fiscal year by the percentage approved by a
3majority of those voting on the question. If the resolution specifies that the increase
4is for one year only, the amount of the increase shall be subtracted from the base used
5to calculate the limit for the 2nd succeeding fiscal year.
SB248,51,7 6(9) Accept gifts and other aid, which may be used only for the following
7purposes:
SB248,51,88 (a) Maintaining the park facilities.
SB248,51,99 (b) Operating the park facilities.
SB248,51,1010 (c) Making capital improvements to the park facilities.
SB248,51,12 11(10) Administer the receipt of revenues, and oversee the payment of bills or
12other debts incurred by the district.
SB248,51,13 13(11) Adopt a resolution to impose impact fees under s. 66.0617.
SB248,51,14 14(12) Issue debt under ch. 67 only for capital improvements to park facilities.
SB248,51,17 15(13) Impose user fees for the use of district facilities and programs. The district
16may impose different fees based on whether the user resides within the district's
17jurisdiction.
SB248, s. 80 18Section 80. 27.164 of the statutes is created to read:
SB248,51,24 1927.164 Local park districts; powers and duties of, and limitations on,
20political subdivisions.
(1) Except as otherwise provided in this section, the
21governing bodies of each political subdivision that make up the jurisdiction of the
22district may not create a park or expend any funds to support a park or recreational
23facilities, or impose an impact fee under s. 66.0617 for park facilities, after the
24imposition of the taxes described under s. 27.163 (8).
SB248,52,2
1(2) In addition to any powers that it may otherwise have, a political subdivision
2located wholly or partly within a district's jurisdiction may do any of the following:
SB248,52,43 (a) Make loans to a district upon terms that the political subdivision considers
4appropriate.
SB248,52,65 (b) Lease or transfer property to a district upon terms that the political
6subdivision considers appropriate.
SB248, s. 81 7Section 81. 27.165 of the statutes is created to read:
SB248,52,11 827.165 Local park districts; dissolution. (1) Dissolution. In addition to
9a district being dissolved upon a withdrawal, as described in s. 27.161 (9), the
10commission may also vote to dissolve a district. If a district is dissolved, on the date
11the dissolution becomes effective all of the following apply:
SB248,52,1512 (a) All assets and liabilities of the district shall be apportioned to, and become
13the assets and liabilities of, the sponsoring or participating political subdivisions and
14the governing bodies of any political subdivisions that joined the district under s.
1527.162.
SB248,52,2116 (b) All positions of the district, and the incumbent employees occupying those
17positions, become positions and employees of the political subdivisions described
18under par. (a), as apportioned by the commission. Employees so transferred have all
19the rights under subch. I of ch. 63, subch. IV of ch. 111, s. 59.52 (8), and s. 66.0509
20that they enjoyed as employees of the district. No employee so transferred who has
21attained permanent status in class is required to serve a probationary period.
SB248,52,2422 (c) All real property and all tangible personal property of the district is
23transferred to the political subdivisions described under par. (a), as apportioned by
24the commission.
SB248,53,5
1(d) All contracts entered into by the district remain in effect and are transferred
2to the political subdivisions described under par. (a), as apportioned by the
3commission. The political subdivisions shall carry out any obligations under such
4a contract until the contract is modified or rescinded by the political subdivisions, to
5the extent allowed under the contract.
SB248,53,106 (e) Any matter pending with the district is transferred to the political
7subdivisions described under par. (a), as apportioned by the commission and all
8materials submitted to or actions taken by the district with respect to park and
9recreational functions are considered as having been submitted to or taken by the
10political subdivisions.
SB248,53,1211 (f) In apportioning property under par. (c), the commission shall consider at
12least all of the following factors:
SB248,53,1413 1. The current value of park facilities transferred by a political subdivision to
14a district.
SB248,53,1615 2. The amount of money contributed to the district during its existence by a
16political subdivision under s. 27.163 (8).
SB248,53,1817 3. The amount of any other contribution made by a political subdivision to a
18district, including any contribution that is made under s. 27.164 (2).
SB248,53,22 19(2) Arbitration. In the event that a question arises concerning the application
20of sub. (1) or s. 27.161 (6) to any situation, the question shall be resolved by the
21arbitrator selected under the procedure in s. 27.161 (5) (b) 2., subject to any
22applicable law.
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