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Wisconsin Statutes Municipalities (Ch. 59 to 68) § 60.76. Organization of the commission

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(1) Election of officers. (a) Except as provided in par. (b), the commission shall organize by electing one of its members president and appointing a secretary and treasurer.

(b) When the town board constitutes the commission, the town chairperson shall be the commission president, the town clerk shall be the commission secretary and the town treasurer shall be the commission treasurer.

(2) Secretary; duties. The secretary shall keep a separate record of all proceedings and minutes of meetings and hearings. At the end of each fiscal year, the secretary shall submit to the town board of each town in which the district is located a report showing a complete audit of the financial transactions of the commission during the fiscal year. The report shall be incorporated in the annual financial statement of the town containing the largest portion of the equalized full value of all taxable property in the district.

(3) Treasurer. The commission may require the treasurer to execute an indemnity bond, provided by the district, in an amount which the commission finds appropriate for the proper performance of the treasurer's duties.

(4) Fiscal year. The town sanitary district fiscal year is the calendar year.

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