24.70(3)
(3) Amount added to municipal levy. Upon receipt of a certified statement by a municipal clerk, the municipal clerk shall then cause the amount to be added to the municipal levy and collected in the same manner as the municipal tax except the amount for the state trust fund loan shall be separately designated. Upon receipt of a certified statement by a school district clerk from a cooperative educational service agency, the clerk shall cause the amount for which the district is responsible under
s. 24.61 (7) to be added to the school district levy and collected in the same manner as the school district tax, except that the amount for the loan shall be separately stated.
24.70(4)
(4) Payment to state treasurer. The treasurer of each municipality shall transmit to the state treasurer on his or her order the full amount levied for state trust fund loans within 15 days after March 15. Each cooperative educational service agency shall similarly transmit the annual amount owed on any state trust fund loan made to the agency by that date. The state treasurer shall notify the board when he or she receives payment. Any payment not made by March 30 is delinquent and is subject to a penalty of one percent per month to be paid to the state treasurer with the delinquent payment.
24.70(6)
(6) Failure to make payments. If any municipality fails to remit the amount due by the date specified under
sub. (4), the board may file a certified statement of the amount delinquent with the department of administration. The department of administration shall collect the amount due, including any penalty, by deducting that amount from any state payments due the municipality, shall remit that amount to the state treasurer and shall notify the treasurer and the board of that action.
24.70 History
History: 1979 c. 221;
1981 c. 169; Stats. 1981 s. 24.70;
1987 a. 185,
378;
1995 a. 27.
24.71
24.71
Collections from school districts. 24.71(1)
(1)
Applicability. This section applies to all outstanding trust fund loans to school districts.
24.71(2)
(2) Certified statement. If a school district has a state trust fund loan, the board shall transmit to the school district clerk a certified statement of the amount due on or before October 1 of each year until the loan is paid. The board shall furnish a copy of each certified statement to the state treasurer and the department of public instruction.
24.71(3)
(3) Added to school district levy. The school district clerk shall then cause the amount due to be added to the school district levy and collected in the same manner as the school district tax except the amount for state trust fund loans shall be separately designated.
24.71(4)
(4) Payment to state treasurer. The school district treasurer shall transmit to the state treasurer on his or her own order the full amount levied for state trust fund loans within 15 days after March 15. The state treasurer shall notify the board when he or she receives payment. Any payment not made by March 30 is delinquent and is subject to a penalty of one percent per month or fraction thereof, to be paid to the state treasurer with the delinquent payment.
24.71(5)
(5) Failure to make payment. If the school district treasurer fails to remit the amounts due under
sub. (4), the state superintendent, upon certification of delinquency by the board, shall deduct the amount due including any penalty from any school aid payments due the school district, shall remit such amount to the state treasurer and, no later than June 15, shall notify the school district treasurer and the board to that effect.
24.72
24.72
Use of funds. No money obtained by a borrower from a state trust fund loan may be applied to or paid out for any purpose except that specified in the application for the loan without the consent of the board.
24.72 History
History: 1971 c. 154;
1979 c. 221;
1981 c. 169; Stats. 1981 s. 24.72;
1995 a. 27.
24.73
24.73
Extension of loan. All loans made or which may be made from any state trust funds to any borrower may be extended for such time and upon such terms as may be agreed upon by and between the board and such borrower; provided, however, that no loan shall be extended upon which there is any default in the payment of interest at the time of making application therefor, nor to any period beyond 20 years from its inception, nor at any rate of interest less than the minimum established by law.
24.73 History
History: 1981 c. 169; Stats. 1981 s. 24.73;
1995 a. 27.
24.74
24.74
Duty of attorney general and revenue department. If any officer neglects or refuses to perform any duty required of the officer by law in relation to the levy or collection of any tax required to be raised to make any payment of principal or interest on any loan from the state, the attorney general shall apply to the supreme court for a mandamus to compel the performance of such duty; and the department of revenue may do or cause to be done the duty required of such officer with the same effect as if done by the officer.
24.74 History
History: 1981 c. 169; Stats. 1981 s. 24.74;
1991 a. 316.
24.75
24.75
Interest, how accounted for. All money collected as interest upon any state trust fund loan shall be paid into the state treasury. All moneys collected as interest upon any trust fund loan are considered gross receipts and shall be credited to the income of the fund from which the loan was made except that expenses may be deducted as provided under
s. 24.62 (1).
24.75 History
History: 1979 c. 221;
1981 c. 169; Stats. 1981 s. 24.75;
1989 a. 31.
24.76
24.76
Common school fund. All moneys accruing to the state by virtue of
article X, section 2, of the constitution, and all other moneys paid into the state treasury on account of the capital of the school fund, constitute the school fund. All of said fund, except that portion set apart for state universities by
s. 24.80, having been found necessary for the support and maintenance of common schools in each school district, and the purchase of suitable libraries and apparatus therefor, is set apart for those objects and denominated the "Common School Fund" which is a separate and perpetual fund.
24.76 History
History: 1981 c. 169; Stats. 1981 s. 24.76;
1983 a. 192.
24.77
24.77
Common school fund income. The common school fund income is constituted of the interest derived from the common school fund and from unpaid balances of purchase money on sales of common school lands; and all other revenues derived from the common school lands; but the common school fund income and interest and revenues derived from the common school fund and from common school lands do not include expenses deducted from gross receipts permitted under
ss. 24.04 (2),
24.53 and
24.62 (1).
24.77 History
History: 1979 c. 34;
1981 c. 169; Stats. 1981 s. 24.77;
1989 a. 31.
24.78
24.78
Distribution of the common school fund income. Under
article X, section 5, of the constitution the common school fund income shall be distributed to the school districts among the several towns, villages and cities of the state for the support of common schools therein, as provided in
s. 43.70.
24.78 History
History: 1971 c. 152 s.
38;
1981 c. 169; Stats. 1981 s. 24.78;
1983 a. 192;
1997 a. 27;
1999 a. 9.
24.79
24.79
Swampland grants. All swamp and overflowed lands and moneys in lieu thereof received from the United States by virtue of the act of congress approved September 28, 1850, entitled "an act to enable the state of Arkansas and other states to reclaim the swamp lands within their limits;" and all moneys received as purchase money for such lands, including loans and investments and moneys due upon certificates of sale thereof; and all swamp lands and moneys in lieu thereof received subsequent to the enactment of
chapter 537, laws of 1865, or which are hereafter received, from the United States; and the proceeds of the sale of all lands conveyed to this state pursuant to the act of congress approved March 2, 1865, entitled "an act for the relief of purchasers and locators of swamp and overflowed lands," are trust lands and moneys, to be applied, exclusively, as provided in
s. 24.80.
24.79 History
History: 1981 c. 169; Stats. 1981 s. 24.79;
1999 a. 83.
24.80
24.80
Normal school fund. The lands and moneys described in
s. 24.79, not being granted for any other specified purpose, accrue to the school fund under
article X, section 2, of the constitution; and having been found unnecessary for the support and maintenance of common schools, are appropriated to the support and maintenance of state universities and suitable libraries and apparatus therefor, and to that end are set apart and denominated the "Normal School Fund". All lands, moneys, loans, investments and securities set apart to the normal school fund and all swamp lands and income and interest received on account of the capital of that fund constitute a separate and perpetual fund. All income and interest from the normal school fund shall be paid into the general fund as general purpose revenue. Normal school fund income, interest and revenues do not include expenses deducted from gross receipts permitted under
ss. 24.04 (2),
24.53 and
24.62 (1).
24.80 History
History: 1979 c. 34;
1981 c. 169;
1981 c. 391 s.
210; Stats. 1981 s. 24.80;
1983 a. 192;
1989 a. 31.
24.81
24.81
University fund. All moneys accruing to the state under
article X, section 6, of the constitution, and all other moneys paid into the state treasury on account of the capital of the university fund, constitute the university fund, which is a separate and perpetual fund. University fund income, interest and revenues do not include expenses deducted from gross receipts permitted under
ss. 24.04 (2),
24.53 and
24.62 (1).
24.81 History
History: 1979 c. 34;
1981 c. 169; Stats. 1981 s. 24.81;
1983 a. 192;
1989 a. 31.
24.82
24.82
Agricultural college fund. All moneys derived from the sale of the lands and land scrip accruing to the state by virtue of the act of congress approved July 2, 1862, entitled "an act donating public lands to the several states and territories which may provide colleges for the benefit of agricultural and the mechanic arts," and income and interest received on account of the capital of the agricultural college fund, constitute the agricultural college fund, which is a separate and perpetual fund and shall remain forever undiminished. Agricultural college fund income, interest and revenues do not include expenses deducted from gross receipts permitted under
ss. 24.04 (2),
24.53 and
24.62 (1). If this fund is by any action or contingency impaired, a state tax is hereby levied sufficient to replace the same, to be collected with the state taxes for the next ensuing year and paid into this fund.
24.82 History
History: 1979 c. 34;
1981 c. 169; Stats. 1981 s. 24.82;
1989 a. 31.
