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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 60 — Towns

60.23 Miscellaneous powers.

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60.23 Miscellaneous powers. The town board may:
(1)Joint participation. Cooperate with the state, counties and other units of government under s. 66.0301 , including cooperative arrangements involving the acquisition, development, remodeling, construction, equipping, operation and maintenance of land, buildings and facilities for regional projects, whether or not located in the town.
(2)Utility districts. Establish utility districts under s. 66.0827 and provide that any convenience or public improvement in the district be paid for under that section.
(3)Appropriations for civic and other functions. If authorized under s. 60.10
(b), appropriate reasonable amounts of money for gifts or donations to be used to:
(a)Further civic functions and agricultural societies.
(b)Advertise the attractions, advantages and natural resources of the town.
(c)Attract industry.
(d)Establish industrial complexes.
(e)Establish, maintain and repair ecological areas.
(f)Provide for the organization, equipment and maintenance of a town museum or a municipal band, or for the employment of other bands to give concerts and municipal entertainment in the town.
(g)Construct or otherwise acquire, equip, furnish, operate and maintain, with the county in which the town is located, a county-town auditorium. The provisions of s. 66.0925 , as they apply to cities, shall apply to towns, and the powers and duties conferred and imposed by s. 66.0923 upon mayors, councils and specified city officials are hereby conferred upon town board chairpersons, town boards and town officials performing duties similar to the duties of such specified city officials respectively, except those provisions or powers that conflict with statutes relating to towns and town boards.
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