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Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.14 - Weapons

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) DEFINITION. In this section, "dangerous
			 weapon" means any device designed as a weapon and capable of producing death or
			 great bodily harm, any electric weapon as defined in s.
			 941.295(1c),
			 Stats., or any other device or instrumentality which, in the manner it is used
			 or intended to be used, is calculated or likely to produce death or great
			 bodily harm. Dangerous weapon includes: blackjack, billy, standclub, sandbag,
			 bludgeon, nunchaku sticks, throwing stars, sling shot, any instrument which
			 impels a missile by compressed air, spring, or blank cartridges are used, cross
			 knuckles, knuckles of any metal, barbed or blade type arrowhead, bowie knife,
			 dirk knife, dirk, dagger, switch blade that may be drawn without the necessity
			 of contact with the blade itself or is automatically opened by pressure on the
			 handle or some other part of the knife and is commonly known as a switch blade
			 knife, straight-edge razor or any other knife having a blade 3 inches or
			 longer.
(2) DEFINITION. In this
			 section, "look-alike firearm" means any imitation of any original firearm that
			 was manufactured, designed and produced after December 31, 1897, including and
			 limited to toy guns, water guns, replica nonguns, and air-soft guns firing
			 nonmetallic projectiles.
(3)
			 NEGLIGENT HANDLING OF A FIREARM OR DANGEROUS WEAPON. No person may endanger
			 another's safety by the negligent operation or handling of a firearm or
			 dangerous weapon.
(4) OPERATING OR
			 GOING ARMED WITH A FIREARM WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF AN INTOXICANT. No
			 person may go armed with a firearm while under the influence of an
			 intoxicant.
(5) POINTING A FIREARM
			 AT ANOTHER PERSON. No person may Intentionally point a firearm or look-alike
			 firearm at or toward another person.
(6) DISCHARGES A FIREARM IN THE PARK. No
			 person may discharge a firearm, without written consent of the chief of police
			 or his or her designee.
(7)
			 CARRYING A CONCEALED WEAPON. No person except a peace officer shall go armed
			 with a concealed and dangerous weapon.
(8) SALE OF KNIVES OR DANGEROUS WEAPONS
			 PROHIBITED. The display, sale, or distribution of knives, and / or dangerous
			 weapons of any type, shall be prohibited unless such display, sale, or
			 distribution is specifically authorized by the chief of police or his or her
			 designee under the terms of any contract executed by the board. The board
			 through its duly appointed agents, or representatives, reserves the right to
			 determine what item does, or does not, constitute a knife or dangerous weapon
			 under this subsection.
(9) CARRYING
			 OR POSSESSION OF DANGEROUS WEAPONS. No person may carry, possess or use any
			 dangerous weapon, except with the written approval of the chief of police or
			 his or her designee or for law enforcement purposes. Dangerous weapons not
			 approved by the chief of police may be confiscated by a police
			 officer.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.15 - Public safety

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) FALSE FIRE ALARM. No person may
			 intentionally give a false fire alarm, whether by means of a fire alarm system
			 or otherwise.
(2) FALSE 911
			 TELEPHONE SYSTEM CALL. No person may make an emergency call by dialing 911 for
			 police, medical or ambulance service, whether or not conversation ensues,
			 knowing that no emergency exists.
(3) IMPERSONATING A POLICE OFFICER. No person
			 may impersonate a police officer or peace officer.
(4) RESISTING AN OFFICER. No person may
			 resist, or in any way interfere with any police officer in the discharge of his
			 or her duty.
(5) HINDERING AN
			 OFFICER. No person may in any manner assist any person that is in the custody
			 of any police officer to escape or attempt to escape from such custody, or
			 shall rescue or attempt to rescue any person in police custody.
(6) OBSTRUCTING OFFICER. No person may
			 knowingly give false information to a police officer with intent to mislead the
			 officer in the performance of his or her duty.
(7) OBSTRUCTING EMERGENCY OR RESCUE
			 PERSONNEL.
(a) No person may knowingly
			 obstruct any emergency medical personnel in the performance of duties relating
			 to an emergency or rescue.
(b) In
			 this subsection, "emergency medical personnel" means an emergency medical
			 technician licensed under s.
			 256.15, Stats., police officer
			 or fire fighter, or other person operating or staffing an ambulance or an
			 authorized emergency vehicle.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.16 - Controlled or harmful substances

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) USE OR
			 POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE.
(a) No
			 person may use or possess a controlled substance as defined in s.
			 961.01(4),
			 Stats., except with the specific exemptions set forth in ch. 961,
			 Stats.
(b) In this subsection, the
			 term "marijuana" has the meaning given in s.
			 961.01(14),
			 Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.17 - Alcoholic beverages

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES WITHOUT A
			 CONCESSION CONTRACT. As authorized by s.
			 125.06, Stats., the board shall
			 obtain a permit or license covering the retail sales of alcoholic beverages,
			 during events and shows by lessees holding a concession contract with the park
			 which includes the sale of alcoholic beverages.
(2) REQUIRED AGE OF BARTENDERS OR
			 CONCESSIONAIRES SELLING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. A lessee holding a concession
			 contract for the sale of alcoholic beverages may employ people under the legal
			 drinking age to serve, sell or vend alcoholic beverages, these employees shall
			 be 18 years old or older. Any employee under the legal drinking age that
			 serves, sells or vends alcoholic beverages shall be under the immediate
			 supervision of a person who has attained the legal drinking age.
(3) SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE TO UNDERAGE
			 PERSON. No person that is employed by a lessee that holds a concession contract
			 for the sale of alcoholic beverages shall traffic, deal, sell, or vend any
			 alcoholic beverages to an underage person not accompanied by his or her parent,
			 guardian or spouse who has attained the legal drinking age.
(4) LESSEE PERMITTING UNDERAGED DRINKING ON
			 LEASED PREMISES. No lessee shall permit or fail to take action to prevent the
			 illegal consumption of alcoholic beverages by an underage person on the
			 lessee's premises.
(5) DEFINITIONS.
			 In this section the terms:
(a) "Alcoholic
			 beverage" means fermented malt beverages, wine and intoxicating
			 liquor.
(b) "Legal drinking age"
			 has the meaning given in s.
			 125.02(8m),
			 Stats.
(c) "Underage person" means
			 a person who has not attained the legal drinking age.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.18 - Child labor laws

Current through June 24, 2024
No minor under 17 years of age may be employed or permitted to
				work in gainful employment unless the employer has on file a child labor permit
				authorizing the employment, as specified in s.
				DWD
				270.05(3). Each day and each instance
				of violation shall constitute a separate and distinct
				offense.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.19 - Lottery

Current through June 24, 2024
No person may conduct a lottery as set forth in s.
				945.01(5),
				Stats. The board shall be notified in writing of any game, drawing, contest,
				sweepstakes or other promotion, which is permitted under s.
				945.01(5),
				Stats., together with written approval from the Milwaukee county district
				attorney's office.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.20 - Gambling

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) No person may make a bet, or participate
			 in a lottery, or play a gambling machine, or conduct a lottery or, with intent
			 to conduct a lottery, possess facilities to do so.
(2) In this section the term "lottery" has
			 the meaning given in s.
			 945.01(5),
			 Stats.
(3) In this section the term
			 "gambling machine" has the meaning given in s.
			 945.01(3),
			 Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.21 - Amusement games

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GAME OF CHANCE. No person may operate or
			 conduct a game of amusement that is a lottery, raffle, or game of chance, has
			 the meaning given in s.
			 945.01(5),
			 Stats.
(2) REQUIRED DISPLAY OF
			 SIGNS AT AMUSEMENT GAMES. Each amusement game shall have a sign or signs
			 conspicuously displayed stating the cost per play, an explanation of how the
			 game is played and how the prizes are awarded. The sign shall be made out of
			 wood or posterboard and the lettering shall be plain and at least two inches in
			 height.
(3) IMPROPER DISPLAY OF
			 PRIZES AT AMUSEMENT GAMES. Each amusement game shall be clearly posted as to
			 the number of prizes or wins required for each trade. All prizes that may be
			 won shall be displayed, no prizes shall be displayed or offered which cannot be
			 won. Cash prizes or dangerous weapons has the meaning given in s.
			 SFP
			 2.14(1) shall not be awarded as
			 prizes, no prize shall be repurchased and any prize award system which requires
			 forfeitures of previously won prizes in exchange for another play is
			 prohibited.
(4) PROHIBITED
			 AMUSEMENT GAMES. Each amusement game shall be winable and possible to perform
			 under the rules stated from the playing position of the player. Further no
			 concealed numbers, conversion charts, score card or punch boards shall be used
			 to play the game.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 2 - General Requirements › Section SFP 2.22 - Keys

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) UNAUTHORIZED DUPLICATION OF PARK KEY(S).
			 No person may duplicate park key(s) or request the unauthorized duplication of
			 key(s).
(2) UNAUTHORIZED TRANSFER
			 OR PERSON IN POSSESSION OF PARK KEY(S). No person may transfer any park key(s)
			 from an individual entrusted with its possession to an unauthorized person, or
			 be in unauthorized possession of a park key(s).
(3) CONFISCATION. Any key(s) in the
			 possession of unauthorized persons may be confiscated.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 3 - Vehicle and traffic regulations › Section SFP 3.01 - Vehicle and traffic regulations

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) All vehicles
			 operated upon highways in the park are subject to the motor vehicle laws of the
			 state of Wisconsin.
(2) In this
			 chapter, ``highway" has the meaning given in s.
			 340.01(22),
			 Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 3 - Vehicle and traffic regulations › Section SFP 3.02 - General vehicular operation

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) SPEED LIMIT AND
			 SIGNS. The speed limit on all highways in the park when no special hazard
			 exists is 20 mph or less as posted. The director or chief of police shall cause
			 traffic or parking signs to be erected as necessary for parking in lots along
			 roadways and drives, or for the proper regulations and safe movement of
			 vehicles and pedestrians in the park.
(2) SPEEDING IN EXCESS OF FIXED LIMITS. No
			 person may drive a vehicle at a speed in excess of the posted speed
			 limit.
(3) SPEEDING IN EXCESS OF 30
			 MPH OR MORE ABOVE THE FIXED LIMITS. No person may drive a vehicle at a speed in
			 excess of 30 MPH or more above the posted speed limit.
(4) REASONABLE AND PRUDENT LIMIT. No person
			 may drive a vehicle in the park at a speed greater than is reasonable and
			 prudent under the conditions and having regard to the actual and potential
			 hazards then existing.
(5) TOO FAST
			 FOR CONDITIONS. The operator of every vehicle shall drive at an appropriate
			 speed as may be necessary to avoid colliding with object, person, vehicle or
			 other conveyance on or entering the highway in compliance with legal
			 requirements and using due care, or when special hazard exists with regard to
			 other traffic or by reason of weather or highway conditions.
(6) UNAUTHORIZED VEHICLE OPERATION ON RACE
			 TRACK. No person may operate a vehicle on a park race track without proper
			 authorization.
(7) DRIVING THROUGH
			 SAFETY ZONE PROHIBITED.
(a) The operator of a
			 vehicle shall not drive through a posted safety zone when such safety zone is
			 clearly indicated.
(b) In this
			 subsection ``safety zone" means the area or space officially set apart within a
			 roadway for pedestrians use, including those about to board or alighting from
			 public conveyances, and which is protected or is so marked or indicated by
			 adequate signs as to be plainly visible at all times while set apart as a
			 safety zone.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 3 - Vehicle and traffic regulations › Section SFP 3.03 - Vehicular traffic restrictions

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) NON-LICENSED
			 VEHICLE. No person may operate within the park a nonlicensed motor vehicle such
			 as, but not limited to, mini-bikes, go-karts, snowmobiles, and all-terrain
			 vehicles, without written consent of the director or his or her
			 designee.
(2) VEHICLE OPERATION IN
			 RESTRICTED AREA. No person may operate any vehicle within a designated
			 restricted area without a permit from the chief of police or his or her
			 designee.
(3) ABANDONED MOTOR
			 VEHICLE. No person may cause a motor vehicle to be abandoned, in the park, as
			 set forth in s. 342.40(1m),
			 Stats.
(4) OVERNIGHT PARKING
			 VIOLATION. No person may park a vehicle in the park between the hours of 2 a.m.
			 and 5 a.m. unless a permit has been issued by the police department.
(5) PARKING VIOLATION. No person may stop or
			 leave any vehicle in any of the following places except temporarily while
			 loading or unloading or receiving or discharging passengers and while the
			 vehicle is attended by a licensed operator so that it may promptly be moved in
			 case of an emergency or to avoid obstruction of traffic:
(a) In a loading zone;
(b) In an alley or driveway;
(c) Within 10 feet of a fire hydrant or in a
			 fire zone;
(d) Within 4 feet of the
			 entrance to an alley, a private road or driveway;
(e) Closer than 15 feet to the near limits of
			 a crosswalk;
(f) Within an
			 intersection;
(g) On a sidewalk or
			 sidewalk area;
(h) In an area
			 reserved for parking for a physically disabled person. except for a motor
			 vehicle used by a physically disabled person as defined under s.
			 346.503(1),
			 Stats.
(i) Where and at the time
			 when parking is prohibited, limited or restricted by an official traffic sign
			 or marking; or
(j) In a posted
			 reserved parking area.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 3 - Vehicle and traffic regulations › Section SFP 3.04 - Untimely delivery

Current through June 24, 2024
No deliveries by truck or other motorized vehicles, with the
				exception of ice deliveries, shall occur during the days of the fair between
				the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m., expect on Friday and Saturday during
				the fair when the hours shall be from 11:00 a.m. to 12 mid-night, without the
				prearranged permission of the director or his or her
				designee.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 4 - Advertising material › Section SFP 4.01 - Distribution of advertising matter

Current through June 24, 2024
No concessionaire, exhibitor or other person shall distribute
				commercial advertising material of any kind, including, but not limited to,
				flyers, handbills, cards, newspapers, buttons, hats, banners, ribbons, and
				other handouts unless such distribution shall be within the assigned space
				authorized by the director or his or her designee.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 4 - Advertising material › Section SFP 4.02 - Prohibited matter

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) PROHIBITED ADVERTISING MATTER. No person
			 may post or pass out any free advertising material having a gummed or adhesive
			 backing such as labels, badges, car bumper or window stickers, whether such
			 distribution shall be from a contract exhibit, concession, or elsewhere.
			 Persons distributing such materials in the park or affixing such material to
			 park property shall be financially responsible for damage to park
			 property.
(2) PROHIBITED SIGNS. No
			 person may erect, post or attach any signs, poster, pictures or any item of a
			 similar nature in or on any building, fence, or other park property without
			 written consent of the director or his or her designee.
(3) PLACING FLYER, CIRCULAR, OR PAMPHLET ON
			 VEHICLE. No person may throw or place any flyer, circular, or pamphlet in or on
			 any vehicle, whether or not the vehicle is occupied.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 4 - Advertising material › Section SFP 4.04 - Non-commercial handbill distribution, picketing, and demonstration

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The
			 purposes of this rule are:
(a) To insure
			 necessary order in the park, preserve the flow of pedestrian and vehicle
			 traffic, and protect the safety and well-being of all park visitors;
			 and
(b) To insure that the
			 constitutional rights of individual visitors to the park are preserved by
			 reasonable, uniform, and nondiscriminatory regulation given the limited
			 facilities and periodic extreme congestion of the park.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 5 - Admission regulations › Section SFP 5.01 - Admission

Current through June 24, 2024
No person, including officials of the park, employes,
				exhibitors, performers, concessionaires, and visitors, shall be admitted to the
				park without payment of the established daily entrance fee during the period of
				the state fair, or any other event given by or under the auspices of the state
				fair park, for which an outside gate admission or admission is charged. The
				board retains the right to establish a readmission or pass system for persons
				entering and exiting the park and a discount admissions
				system.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 5 - Admission regulations › Section SFP 5.02 - Ticket scalping

Current through June 24, 2024
Every ticket or other evidence of the right of entry to any
				event, concert, amusement, game, contest, exhibition or performance given by or
				under the auspices of the state fair park shall be considered a revocable
				license to the person to whom such ticket is issued and shall be transferable
				only on such terms and conditions prescribed. No person may resell any such
				ticket or other evidence of the right of entry for more than the price printed
				upon the face of the ticket, or resell any such ticket in the park, within 48
				hours of the event, concert, amusement, game, contest, exhibition or
				performance.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 6 - Fire prevention › Section SFP 6.01 - Fire prevention; authority to enter premises

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) INSPECTION
			 AUTHORIZATION. The chief of police, fire inspectors, or police officers
			 authorized in writing to act for the chief of police, may at any time enter any
			 commercial building or premises for the purposes of making an
			 inspection.
(2) OBSTRUCTING FIRE
			 INSPECTORS. The owner, lessee, manager, or operator of any commercial building
			 or premises shall allow any inspector to enter and inspect the
			 premises.
(3) FIRE INSPECTION. The
			 chief of police, fire inspectors, or peace officers authorized in writing to
			 act for the chief of police, may enter any dormitory, trailer, or other
			 temporary living unit for fire inspection purposes if prior notice is given and
			 the purpose of the inspection is stipulated.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 6 - Fire prevention › Section SFP 6.02 - Special orders; fire prevention order

Current through June 24, 2024
Whenever an authorized inspector shall find a dangerous or
				hazardous condition which shall include but not be limited to flammable
				decorations, the inspector shall order the removal of the dangerous or
				hazardous condition or, where circumstances warrant, advise the responsible
				person on the manner in which the dangerous condition can be
				neutralized.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 6 - Fire prevention › Section SFP 6.03 - Precautions against fire

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) IMPROPER BURNING. No person may burn or
			 cause to be burned in the open air or within any building rubbish, garbage, or
			 any combustible material without a permit from the chief of police except in
			 waste burners constructed and operated in accordance with current acceptability
			 standards.
(2) NO SMOKING
			 VIOLATION. No person may smoke in any place where a ``No Smoking" sign is
			 posted. Smoking means and include the carrying of a lighted pipe, cigarette,
			 cigar, or tobacco in any form.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › State Fair Park Board › Chapter SFP 7 - Violations; bond deposit schedule › Section SFP 7.01 - Violation

Current through June 24, 2024
A violation of any rule within chs.   SFP 1   to  6   is subject to
				forfeiture of an amount up to $200 as established in s.
				42.01, Stats., expulsion from
				the park, or both.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Tax Appeals Commission › Chapter TA 1 - Practice And Procedures Before The Tax Appeals Commission › Subchapter I - General Provisions › Section TA 1.01 - Form and style of papers

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Papers filed with the tax appeals
						commission shall be legible and, if possible, typewritten. They should be on
						plain white paper not more tha n 8.5 inches wide and 11 inches long. A party
						should write on only one side of a paper.
(2) Each party should place the proper
						caption on all papers filed with the commission. See s.
						TA 1.15(2)
						(a) for a sample caption. Each petitioner
						should state its full and complete name in the caption of all papers
						filed.
(3) Except as provided in
						ss.
						TA
						1.15(3) and
						1.19, each party shall file a signed
						original and one copy of all papers. Each party shall file one additional copy
						of motions to consolidate proceedings and of all papers filed in proceedings
						that are consolidated.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Tax Appeals Commission › Chapter TA 1 - Practice And Procedures Before The Tax Appeals Commission › Subchapter II - Filing an Appeal › Section TA 1.11 - Time for filing

Current through June 24, 2024
An appeal to the commission must be filed in writing during
							the period prescribed by statute.
Section  TA 1.11  interprets ss.
								70.38(4),
								70.64(3),
								70.995(8),
								71.09(13) (d),
								71.88(1) (a),
								73.01(5) (a),
								76.39(4) (c),
								76.48(6), and
								77.59(6) (b),
								Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Tax Appeals Commission › Chapter TA 1 - Practice And Procedures Before The Tax Appeals Commission › Subchapter II - Filing an Appeal › Section TA 1.13 - When an appeal is filed

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Except as provided in sub. (2), a
				petition for review is filed on the date on which the petition for review and
				proper filing fee are received in the commission's office in Madison.
(2) A petition for review is considered
				timely filed if it is accompanied by the required filing fee and it is mailed
				by certified mail in a properly addressed envelope with postage duly prepaid,
				which envelope is postmarked before midnight of the last day for
				filing.
The proper address of the commission is DOA Building, 5th
					 Floor, 101 E. Wilson St., Madison, Wisconsin 53703.
Section TA 1.13 interprets ss. 70.995(8) (a), 73.01(5) (a), Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Tax Appeals Commission › Chapter TA 1 - Practice And Procedures Before The Tax Appeals Commission › Subchapter II - Filing an Appeal › Section TA 1.15 - Forms for appeals

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) A petition for review shall be in
				writing. Except as provided in sub. (4) for appeals of assessments of
				manufacturing property and appeals of penalties imposed by the department of
				revenue for the late submission of manufacturing forms, the petition may be in
				letter form and shall clearly inform the commission that a decision or
				determination of the respondent is being appealed.
(2) A petition for review filed under sub.
				(1) may contain the following:
(a) A caption
				substantially in the following form:
WISCONSIN TAX APPEALS COMMISSION
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(b) The
				full name of each petitioner.
(c) A
				clear and concise statement of the facts or other matter in controversy upon
				which the petitioner relies, giving the date of notice of the decision or
				determination appealed and, if possible, attaching a copy.
(d) A clear and concise statement of the
				petitioner's objections to the decision or determination appealed from and of
				the contentions of law, if any, upon which the petitioner relies.
(e) The name and address of the petitioner's
				representative, if any, together with a statement that the representative is
				authorized to appear and act for the petitioner. If the representative is a
				business organization, the business organization's name may be used. The
				petitioner or the petitioner's representative shall sign the
				petition.
(f) A statement of the
				portion, if any, of the tax which is admitted by the petitioner to be
				correct.
(g) A statement of the
				relief sought.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Tax Appeals Commission › Chapter TA 1 - Practice And Procedures Before The Tax Appeals Commission › Subchapter II - Filing an Appeal › Section TA 1.17 - Docket

Current through June 24, 2024
Upon receipt of a petition for review with the required
							filing fee, the commission shall docket and assign a number to the petition and
							notify the petitioner. Each party shall place this number on all papers
							subsequently filed by that party in the proceeding before the
							commission.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Tax Appeals Commission › Chapter TA 1 - Practice And Procedures Before The Tax Appeals Commission › Subchapter II - Filing an Appeal › Section TA 1.19 - Answer and reply to petitions for review

Current through June 24, 2024
After receiving and docketing a petition for review, the
							commission shall transmit one copy to the department of revenue and to each
							other party to the proceeding except the petitioner. Within 30 days after such
							transmission, the department shall file an original and 3 copies of an answer
							to the petition with the commission and shall serve one copy on the petitioner
							or the petitioner's attorney or agent. Within 30 days after service of the
							answer, the petitioner may file and serve a reply in the same manner as the
							petition is filed.
Section  TA 1.19  interpretss.
								73.01(5) (a),
								Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Tax Appeals Commission › Chapter TA 1 - Practice And Procedures Before The Tax Appeals Commission › Subchapter II - Filing an Appeal › Section TA 1.21 - Amendments of documents filed

Current through June 24, 2024
A petitioner or respondent may amend its petition, answer or
							reply at any time before the commission's hearing with the consent of the
							adverse party or by leave of the commission upon motion duly made. Each party
							shall file the proposed amendments with all motions to amend.
Section  TA 1.21  interpretss.
								73.01(5) (b),
								Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Tax Appeals Commission › Chapter TA 1 - Practice And Procedures Before The Tax Appeals Commission › Subchapter III - Procedures Prior to a Hearing › Section TA 1.31 - Motions

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Motions shall be brought in the manner
						provided under the rules of civil procedure in force in the circuit courts of
						this state except that the commission may issue notices of the dates for
						hearings on motions.
(2) The
						commission or the presiding commissioner may rule on any motion at the time set
						for the hearing on it after hearing the arguments of the party or parties
						present. The commission or presiding commissioner may rule on any motion if any
						party fails to appear at the time set for a hearing.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Tax Appeals Commission › Chapter TA 1 - Practice And Procedures Before The Tax Appeals Commission › Subchapter III - Procedures Prior to a Hearing › Section TA 1.33 - Prehearing conferences

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Upon its own motion or upon the request
						of a party to a proceeding, the commission may direct the parties to appear
						before it at a prehearing conference.
(2) A commissioner shall preside at each
						prehearing conference.
(3) The
						presiding commissioner or another commissioner designated by the presiding
						commissioner shall prepare and provide each party with a copy of a written
						memorandum summarizing the prehearing conference and stating all orders issued
						at the conference.
Section  TA 1.33  interpretss.
								227.44(4),
								Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Tax Appeals Commission › Chapter TA 1 - Practice And Procedures Before The Tax Appeals Commission › Subchapter III - Procedures Prior to a Hearing › Section TA 1.35 - Discovery

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Parties may obtain discovery before the
						commission in the same manner and by the same methods as provided under ch.
						804, Stats., unless inconsistent with or prohibited by statute, or as otherwise
						determined by the commission. When resort would normally be had to a circuit
						court under ch. 804, Stats., resort shall be had to the commission.
(2) The commission shall refuse to hear any
						and all motions concerning discovery under ch. 804, Stats., unless moving
						counsel shall first advise the commission in writing that after serious effort
						to resolve differences, counsel are unable to reach an accord. This statement
						shall further recite the circumstances of such efforts to resolve differences
						and the names of all persons participating therein.
Section  TA 1.35  interpretss.
								73.01(4) (d),
								Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Tax Appeals Commission › Chapter TA 1 - Practice And Procedures Before The Tax Appeals Commission › Subchapter III - Procedures Prior to a Hearing › Section TA 1.39 - Practice and procedures

Current through June 24, 2024
Except as provided in s.
							TA 1.53, the
							practice and procedures before the commission shall substantially follow the
							practice and procedures before the circuit courts of this
							state.
Section  TA 1.39  interpretss.
								73.01(4) (d),
								Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Tax Appeals Commission › Chapter TA 1 - Practice And Procedures Before The Tax Appeals Commission › Subchapter IV - Hearings › Section TA 1.51 - Hearings

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) When a proceeding is placed on the
						commission's calendar for hearing, the commission shall notify the parties of
						the time and place of hearing not less than 10 days prior to the hearing,
						except as otherwise provided by statute.
(2) A party shall arrange to have witnesses
						in attendance and exhibits ready for presentation at the time and place
						designated in the notice of hearing.
Section  TA 1.51  interprets ss.
								71.89(2) and
								73.01(5) (b),
								Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Tax Appeals Commission › Chapter TA 1 - Practice And Procedures Before The Tax Appeals Commission › Subchapter IV - Hearings › Section TA 1.53 - Evidence

Current through June 24, 2024
The commission is not bound by common law or statutory rules
							of evidence. Irrelevant, immaterial or unduly repetitious testimony shall be
							excluded.
Section  TA 1.53  interpretss.
								227.45,
								Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Tax Appeals Commission › Chapter TA 1 - Practice And Procedures Before The Tax Appeals Commission › Subchapter IV - Hearings › Section TA 1.55 - Transcripts

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The commission shall make either a
						stenographic, electronic or other record of all commission hearings.
Note:
See ss.
							73.01(4) (c)
							and 227.44(8),
							Stats.
(2) If the hearing
						has been electronically tape recorded, copies of tapes will be provided upon
						request at a cost of $10 per tape, paid in advance.
(3) Upon request of a party, the commission
						may order preparation of a written transcript of a hearing. The party making
						the request shall be responsible for all reasonable costs incurred by the
						commission in transcribing the record and in preparation of the transcript.
						Costs may be prorated among the parties if more than one party makes the
						request. The original of the transcript shall be retained by the
						commission.
(4) Upon proper showing
						of financial inability to pay for a copy of the transcript, the commission may
						furnish a copy of a tape recording or transcript to a party without
						cost.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Tax Appeals Commission › Chapter TA 1 - Practice And Procedures Before The Tax Appeals Commission › Subchapter IV - Hearings › Section TA 1.57 - Briefs

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) The commission may require that briefs be
						submitted either before or after the hearing and may designate the time and the
						manner of filing and serving briefs. When briefs are required, the party
						bearing the burden of proof on the issue shall file the initial and final
						briefs unless otherwise ordered by the commission.
(2) The commission may strike and disregard
						briefs that are filed with the commission or served after the time designated
						unless an application for extension of time under s.
						TA 1.37 is
						made and granted.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Tax Appeals Commission › Chapter TA 1 - Practice And Procedures Before The Tax Appeals Commission › Subchapter IV - Hearings › Section TA 1.61 - Determination of parties

Current through June 24, 2024
The parties to proceedings before the commission shall be
							designated as follows: a person filing a petition for review shall be called
							the petitioner; a person required to respond to that petition for review shall
							be called the respondent.
Any person appealing a decision of the tax appeals
								commission, in addition to serving the appeal petition on each adverse party,
								is required by s. 227.53(1) (a),
								Stats., to serve the commission.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Tax Appeals Commission › Chapter TA 1 - Practice And Procedures Before The Tax Appeals Commission › Subchapter IV - Hearings › Section TA 1.63 - Frivolous appeals

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Whenever it appears to the commission or
						to a commissioner in respect to hearings decided by one commissioner, that an
						appeal has been instituted or maintained primarily for delay or is frivolous or
						groundless, the commission or commissioner, at the time the decision in the
						matter is issued, may assess damages against the taxpayer in an amount not to
						exceed $1,000.
Note: See s.
							73.01(4) (am),
							Stats.
(2) In order to
						assess such damages, the commission or commissioner must find one or more of
						the following:
(a) The appeal was instituted
						or maintained primarily for delay.
(b) The appeal was filed, used or continued
						in bad faith, solely for purposes of harassing or maliciously injuring
						another.
(c) The petitioner or
						petitioner's representative knew, or should have known, that the appeal was
						without reasonable basis in law or equity or could not be supported by a good
						faith argument for an extension, modification or reversal of existing
						law.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Technical College System Board › Chapter TCS 1 - District reorganization proceedings › Section TCS 1.02 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
In this chapter:
(1)
					"Board" means the technical college system board.
(2) "Director" means the person appointed by
					the board under s. 38.04(2),
					Stats.
(3) "District" means a
					technical college district established under ch. 38, Stats., consisting of one
					or more counties, municipalities or school districts in any contiguous
					combination.
(4) "District board"
					means the district board in charge of the technical colleges of a
					district.
(5) "District director"
					means the person employed by a district board under s.
					38.12(3) (a) 1,
					Stats.
(6) "District reorganization
					order" means a determination by the board providing for reorganization of one
					or more districts.
(7)
					"Municipality" means a city, village or town.
(8) "Reorganization" means the alteration,
					dissolution, creation or merger of any district by the board.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Technical College System Board › Chapter TCS 1 - District reorganization proceedings › Section TCS 1.03 - Commencement of reorganization proceedings

Current through June 24, 2024
Proceedings for reorganization of a district may be commenced
						upon:
(1) The adoption of a resolution
					by the board under s.
					TCS
					1.04(1), or
(2) The filing of a petition, meeting the
					requirements of s.
					TCS
					1.05(1), filed by a county,
					municipality or school district.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Technical College System Board › Chapter TCS 1 - District reorganization proceedings › Section TCS 1.04 - Reorganization proceedings initiated by the board

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) INITIATION OF
					PROCEEDINGS. All reorganization proceedings commenced by the board on its own
					motion shall require adoption, by a two-thirds vote, of a resolution
					authorizing the proceedings. At a minimum, the resolution shall:
(a) Set forth the board's initial proposal
					for reorganization.
(b) Establish a
					45 day public comment period commencing 10 days after adoption of the
					resolution.
(c) Establish a date,
					time and place for one or more public hearings as required under sub.
					(5).
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Technical College System Board › Chapter TCS 1 - District reorganization proceedings › Section TCS 1.05 - Reorganization proceedings commenced by petition

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) INITIATION OF
					PROCEEDINGS.
(a) The governing body of a
					county, municipality or school district may file a petition for
					reorganization.
(b) The relief
					requested and that may be granted by the board shall be limited to:
1. The detachment and reattachment of
					territory of the petitioning county, municipality or school district located in
					one district to another contiguous district, or
2. The consolidation of territory of the
					petitioning county, municipality or school district in one district where the
					territory of that county, municipality or school district is divided among two
					or more districts.
(c)
					The petition filed with the board shall contain:
1. The name of the county, municipality or
					school district filing the petition.
2. The name, address and telephone number of
					the specific person to whom all correspondence, notice and communications are
					to be addressed.
3. The relief
					requested as permitted under par. (b).
4. A clear and concise statement of the
					reasons that the county, municipality or school district seeks relief as
					permitted under sub. (1).
5. The
					signature of an official of the governing body of a county, municipality or
					school district. The signature of the official shall constitute a certification
					that the governing body of the county, municipality or school district has
					authorized the filing of the petition.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Technical College System Board › Chapter TCS 1 - District reorganization proceedings › Section TCS 1.06 - District reorganization orders

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Each
					reorganization order issued under s.
					TCS
					1.04(3) or
					1.05(6) shall be
					served by certified mail, return receipt requested, upon the districts affected
					by the order, and, in the case of a reorganization proceeding initiated by
					petition, upon the petitioning county, municipality or school district, and
					shall contain:
(a) A statement of the facts
					relating to the reorganization.
(b)
					A decision including a statement of the reasons supporting or denying the
					reorganization.
(c) A description
					of the territory attached to or detached from any district affected by the
					order.
(d) A statement of the
					affected district boards' obligations under s.
					66.0235, Stats., concerning the
					adjustment of assets and liabilities as a result of the order.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Technical College System Board › Chapter TCS 2 - District board member appointments › Section TCS 2.01 - Purpose

Current through June 24, 2024
This chapter establishes criteria and procedures for the review
						of district board member appointments by the board as required under s.
						38.04(15),
						Stats., interprets the board's authority to require under s.
						38.10(2) (c),
						Stats., that district board appointments comply with the plan of representation
						and interprets s. 38.10(2) (f) and
						(fm), Stats., requiring the board to
						formulate the plan of representation and appoint district board members upon
						the occurrence of certain specified circumstances.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Technical College System Board › Chapter TCS 2 - District board member appointments › Section TCS 2.02 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) "Appointment committee" means the
					appointment committee constituted under s.
					38.10(1) (a), (b), (c), or
					(d), Stats.
(2) "Board" means the technical college
					system board.
(3) With the
					exception of the district board governing the Milwaukee area technical college,
					"business and industry" includes every trade, occupation, and
					profession.
(4) "Employee" means
					any person who is not an employer as defined under sub. (5) and who receives
					earnings as payment for personal services, and includes a person acting in the
					capacity of officer or agent of a labor organization.
(5) Except as provided in sub. (5m),
					"employer" means any person who receives earnings as payment for personal
					services and possesses the power to hire, transfer, suspend, layoff, recall,
					promote, discharge, assign, reward, or discipline other employees, or adjust
					employee grievances, or effectively recommend such action, if in connection
					with the exercise of such power the person exercises independent judgment in
					relation to the power. Employer does not include a person acting in the
					capacity of officer or agent of a labor organization.
(5m) For the district board governing the
					Milwaukee area technical college, "employer" means a business entity, as
					defined in s. 13.62(5),
					Stats., a nonprofit organization that provides health care services, credit
					union, or cooperative association.
(6) "District" means a technical college
					district.
(7) "District board"
					means the district board in charge of the technical colleges of a
					district.
(8) "Labor organization"
					means any organization of any kind, or affiliates of any such organization, in
					which employees participate and which exists for the purpose, in whole or in
					part, of dealing with employers concerning grievances, labor disputes, wages,
					rates of pay, hours of employment or conditions of work.
(9) "Minority" means a person whose race or
					ethnic group is either:
(a) American Indian or
					Alaskan Native - a person with origins in any of the original people of North
					America, and who maintains cultural identification through tribal affiliation
					or community recognition;
(b) Asian
					or Pacific Islander - a person having origins in the Far East, Southeast Asia,
					the Indian subcontinent, or the Pacific Islands;
(c) Black - a person not of Hispanic culture
					having origins in any of the Black racial groups of Africa; or
(d) Hispanic - a person of Mexican, Puerto
					Rican, Caribbean, Central or South American or other Spanish culture or origin,
					regardless of race.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Technical College System Board › Chapter TCS 2 - District board member appointments › Section TCS 2.04 - Board review of appointments

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Pursuant to s.
					38.10(2) (c),
					Stats., the board shall review district board appointments to determine whether
					they comply with the provisions of the plan of representation and the
					requirements of s. 38.08(1) (a),
					Stats. Plans shall be in writing and need not conform to any technical
					requirements, but shall contain the information required under sub.
					(2).
(2) At a minimum, the plan of
					representation prepared by the appointment committee shall include:
(a) A map of the district, and if the
					district is divided into subunits for appointment purposes, the boundaries of
					these subunits shall be indicated on the map.
(b) A statement explaining the plan of
					representation and demonstrating how the plan of representation gives equal
					consideration to:
1. The general population
					distribution of the district.
2.
					The distribution of women within the district.
3. The distribution of minorities within the
					district.
4. The distribution of
					minorities within a city of the 1st class where a district encompasses a city
					of the 1st class.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Technical College System Board › Chapter TCS 2 - District board member appointments › Section TCS 2.05 - Notification of board action

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Upon approval
					of the appointment committee's action appointing board members, the board shall
					send notice of approval to the chair of the appointment committee, the person
					appointed and the chair of the district board within 10 days of board
					action.
(2) Upon disapproval of the
					appointment committee's action in appointing board members, the board shall
					send notice of disapproval to the chair of the appointment committee, person
					recommended for appointment by the appointment committee and the chair of the
					district board within 10 days of board action. The notice shall request the
					appointment committee to hold its first meeting for reconsideration of the
					appointment action within 30 days of receipt of the notice. Any action of the
					appointment committee appointing a new district board member shall be
					resubmitted to the board for its review under s.
					TCS
					2.04. The board shall make appointments to district
					boards only as permitted under s.
					TCS
					2.06.