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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 88 — Drainage of lands

88.24 Board to file annual report.

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88.24 Board to file annual report. On or before December 1 of each year the board shall file with the department of agriculture, trade and consumer protection; the town board or town zoning committee; the city council, plan commission, or plan committee; and the county zoning administrator, in which district territory is located, a separate report, for the preceding fiscal year, on each drainage district under the board’s jurisdiction. Unless the board selects a different fiscal year and notifies the department of the selection, the board’s fiscal year begins on September 1 and ends on the following August 31.
All local units of government that receive the report shall consider it before making any zoning or planning decisions that may affect a drainage district that is located within its boundaries. The reports shall constitute part of the records of the districts reported on, shall be verified by the oath of one or more of the board members, and shall contain:
(1)A financial statement.
(2)A statement of all bonds paid or issued during the preceding year.
(3)A statement of all work done during the preceding year, specifying where the same was done and the cost thereof.
(4)A statement of the district’s practices and policies.
SUBCHAPTER III
ORGANIZATION OF DRAINAGE DISTRICTS
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