ticket 79-14; 80-53
to improve" 81-114
trade discount" 72-126
transient merchant" 62-123
treatment 62-156
turnkey" projects 63-145
Uniform traffic citation 63-99
unnecessary hardship" 62-111
unprofessional conduct" 64-49
voluntary association 65-77
wages 63-16
waters" 81-114
wetland 68-264
whenever" synonymous with "if" 63-125
zoning concepts 64-175
WORKER'S COMPENSATION
Disaster training exercise
A disaster training exercise is covered employment for workmen's compensation purposes under sec. 22.16(9)(d), Stats. Pursuant to that provision, a person remains the employe of his or her initial emergency government unit for the duration of an emergency government activity. Section 22.16(9)(f), Stats., also construed. 62-217
Emergency government unit
A disaster training exercise is covered employment for workmen's compensation purposes under sec. 22.16(9)(d), Stats. Pursuant to that provision, a person remains the employe of his or her initial emergency government unit for the duration of an emergency government activity. Section 22.16(9)(f), Stats., also construed. 62-217
Indians
Indian persons receiving relief under sec. 49.046, Stats., and participating in a Work Experience Program under sec. 49.047, Stats., are not automatically covered by the Worker's Compensation Law. 70-111
Natural Resources Board member
Worker's compensation coverage exists for members of the Natural Resources Board, who are injured while in transit to or from a board meeting, regardless of whether their transportation to such meeting is furnished by the Department of Natural Resources. (Unpub.). 49-1985
Police
A state traffic patrol officer should not except in extreme emergencies be impressed for service as part of a posse comitatus pursuant to sec. 59.24(1), Stats. Where duly impressed he is entitled to workmen's compensation, if injured, from the county or municipality but would not be entitled to regular pay from the State and probably would not be entitled to workmen's compensation from the State. 62-38
Rescue Unit volunteers
County is liable for the negligent acts of Rescue Unit volunteers gratuitously performing service for the county, and is liable to such volunteers for workmen's compensation when the unit has not insured its liability for compensation to them. 64-193
Second injury fund"
Payment of the "supplemental benefit" of sec. 102.44(1), Stats., as created by Wis. Const. art. IV, sec. 26. The "second injury fund" is not impressed with a constructive trust which prevents its use for payment of such "supplemental benefits." 62-69
Supplemental benefit"
Payment of the "supplemental benefit" of sec. 102.44(1), Stats., as created by Wis. Const. art. IV, sec. 26. The "second injury fund" is not impressed with a constructive trust which prevents its use for payment of such "supplemental benefits." 62-69
Welfare fraud clients as county employes
Probationers who provide child-care services under a state-run program as a condition of their probation are not agents of the State for purposes of indemnity, but they are county employes for purposes of worker's compensation. 75-43
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YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS ACT
Firearms
Persons who previously received dispositions under the repealed Youthful Offenders Act are not precluded from possessing firearms under sec. 941.29, Stats.. 71-217
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ZONING
Agricultural districts
A community living arrangement which has a capacity for eight or fewer persons and which meets all other statutory criteria is entitled to locate in any zoning district where single or multi-family residences are a permitted use. Any such community living arrangement which has a capacity of from nine to fifteen persons is entitled to locate in any zoning district where multi-family residences containing more than two families are a permitted use, and is entitled to apply for special zoning permission to locate in any zoning district where single or two family uses are permitted. Such a community living arrangement which has a capacity of more than fifteen persons is entitled to apply for special zoning permission to locate in any zoning district where single or multi-family uses are permitted. A community living arrangement which meets all applicable statutory criteria is not entitled to locate in an exclusive agricultur
Agricultural zoning, revocation of
The Land Conservation Board has authority to prospectively revoke an exclusive agricultural zoning ordinance certification granted under sections 91.06 and 91.78, Stats. Notice and an opportunity to be heard must be afforded to the local zoning authority and to landowners who might be affected by a decertification decision. If a decision to decertify is made, only those lands which are rezoned are subject to the lien and property tax credit recapture provisions of section 91.77(2). 74-78
Artificial ditch
Section 59.971, Stats., authorizes counties to zone lands located within 300 feet of an artificial ditch that is navigable in fact. 63-57
Community living arrangements
See also Foster homes
A community living arrangement which has a capacity for eight or fewer persons and which meets all other statutory criteria is entitled to locate in any zoning district where single or multi-family residences are a permitted use. Any such community living arrangement which has a capacity of from nine to fifteen persons is entitled to locate in any zoning district where multi-family residences containing more than two families are a permitted use, and is entitled to apply for special zoning permission to locate in any zoning district where single or two family uses are permitted. Such a community living arrangement which has a capacity of more than fifteen persons is entitled to apply for special zoning permission to locate in any zoning district where single or multi-family uses are permitted. A community living arrangement which meets all applicable statutory criteria is not entitled to locate in an exclusive agricultur
Condominium
Unless a condominium under ch. 703, Stats., actually involves a division of land, or successive divisions of land, it is not subject to the land platting and subdivision approval requirements of ch. 236, Stats. The extent to which local governments may vary the terms of secs. 236. 16(1) and (2) and 236.20(4)(d), Stats., by ordinance, discussed. 64-175
County Board of Adjustment
The extent to which sec. 59.99, Stats., authorizes the County Board of Adjustment to grant zoning variances and review decisions of the County Planning and Zoning Committee, discussed. 69-146
