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File #: 971731    Version:
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 2/10/1998 In control: JUDICIARY & LEGISLATION COMMITTEE
On agenda: Final action: 10/9/1998
Effective date:    
Title: Substitute resolution endorsing the proposed 1999-2000 City of Milwaukee Legislative Package.
Sponsors: JUDICIARY & LEGISLATION COMMITTEE
Indexes: FEDERAL LEGISLATION, STATE LEGISLATION

NUMB:

971731

VERS:

SUBSTITUTE 2

XXBY:

THE JUDICIARY AND LEGISLATION COMMITTEE

TITL:

Substitute resolution endorsing the proposed 1999-2000 City of Milwaukee Legislative Package.

BODY:

Whereas, There are a number of legislative proposals which are of importance to the City of Milwaukee; and

 

Whereas, These proposals originated in suggestions submitted by various City departments to the Judiciary and Legislation Committee and are included in Common Council File Number 971731, and were discussed by the Judiciary and Legislation Committee at its October 5, 1998 meeting; and

 

Whereas, Other proposals are best addressed as amendments to the 1999-2000 state budget, others will be introduced by individuals or groups outside the City of Milwaukee, and still others need to be further developed before being submitted in bill form; and

 

Whereas, These proposals have been reviewed and approved by the Judiciary and Legislation Committee and are recommended for adoption at this time as the nucleus of the City's Legislative Package; now, therefore, be it

 

Resolved, By the Common Council of the City of Milwaukee, that it hereby endorses and adopts the following list of proposals entitled "1999-2000 Proposed City of Milwaukee Legislative Package" as the basis for the City's Legislation Program in the 1999-2000 Session of the Wisconsin Legislature, with the understanding that said package may later be expanded by resolution of the Common Council as need arises:

 

1. Administrative Hearing Process

2. Animal Control Services

3. Information Products

4. Technical Amendment

5. Property Assessments

6. Delinquent Taxes

7. Property Tax Exemptions

8. Liquor Licensing -- Judicial Review/Temporary Licensure

9. Condemnation -- Judicial Review

10. Abandoned Cemeteries

11. Motor Vehicle Towing

12. Relief from Judgement

13. Receivership

14. Liability for Razing Costs

15. Liability for Inspections

16. Razing Historical Buildings

17. Tax Incremental Financing

18. Brownfields

19. Neighborhood Assistance Program

20. Expansion of Historic Rehabilitation Income Tax Credit

21. Payment for Municipal Services

22. Third-Party Liability

23. Promotional Examinations

24. Collective Bargaining -- Milwaukee Police

25. Working Day and Calendar Day Clarification

26. Access to Health Care

27. State Funding -- Business, Science and Technology Department

28. Concealed Weapons

29. Hit and Run Accidents

30. Registration of Vehicles

31. Red Light Running Cameras

32. Exemption of Identification Technicians

33. Harbor Assistance Program

34. Design Build

35. Booting and Towing of Motor Vehicles

36. Three Part Vehicle Registration Form

37. School Board Elections

38. Recall of Local Public Officials

 

:and, be it

 

Further Resolved, That the Division of Intergovernmental Relations be and hereby is authorized and directed to seek the introduction of these proposals in the 1999-2000 Session of the Wisconsin Legislature and to use its best efforts in support of said legislation; and, be it

 

Further Resolved, That the Division of Intergovernmental Relations be and hereby is authorized and directed to propose and/or amend the state budget and other major bills proposed by individual groups outside the City in order to pursue the following major policy recommendations:

 

Residency Shared Revenue & Expenditure Restraint Programs Local Transportation Aids & Assistance Payments for Municipal Services Gas Tax Exemption Recycling Library System Aids 911 Funding Census Funding

DFTR:

Intergovernmental Relations

10/5/98