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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 88 — Drainage of lands

88.18 County treasurer to serve as treasurer of drainage districts.

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88.18 County treasurer to serve as treasurer of drainage districts.
(1)The county treasurer shall serve as treasurer of all drainage districts under the jurisdiction of the drainage board. All moneys collected for or payable to any such drainage district shall be turned over to or paid to the county treasurer and shall be paid out by the treasurer only upon proper warrants of the drainage board. The county treasurer may retain for the benefit of the county a portion of the interest received on drainage district funds held by the county treasurer, not to exceed the cost to the county treasurer of providing services to the drainage board under this chapter, the cost to the zoning administrator of maintaining drainage board records under s. 88.19 and the cost to the zoning administrator of providing copies of drainage board records to the drainage board.
(2)The county treasurer shall keep a separate account for each drainage district in which the treasurer shall charge such district with all amounts paid out on its behalf pursuant to sub.
(1)and shall credit the district with:
(a)All sums received in payment of drainage assessments of that district, including penalties and interest on the sums.
(e)All other sums received on account of the drainage district other than interest received on drainage district funds held by the county treasurer.
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