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WISCONSIN
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
DIRECTORY OF
1988 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL COMMITTEES & JOINT LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES
Wisconsin Legislative Council Staff Roam 147 North. State Capitol Madison, Wisconsin 53702
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WISCONSIN LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
DIRECTORY OF 1988 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL COMMITTEES AND JOINT LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES
SEP 28 1988
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September 9, 1988 1988 TABLE ~ONTENTS
Wisconsin Legislative Council v Executive Committee . vi Nominating Committee vi Finance Committee •• vi Wisconsin Legislative Council Staff vii
SECTION 1: 1988 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL COMMITTEES
1. American Indian Study Committee ••. 3
--Advisory Committee on Tribal Courts . 4
--Technical Advisory Committee 5
2. Biotechnology, Special Committee on 6
3. Child Care Regulation, Special Committee on . 7 4. Community Aids, Special Committee on 8
5. Developmental Disabilities Laws, Special Committee on . 9 6. Fox River System, Special Committee on 10 7. Health Care Services, Special Committee on 11
--SUbcofumittee un Programs for the Uni~sured 12 --Subcommittee on the Underinsured 12 8. Interstate Sales and Use Taxes, Special Committee on 13 9. Juvenile Justice Issues, Special Committee on . 14 10. Law Revision Committee 15 11. Marital Property Implementation, Special Committee on • 16 --Technical Review Advisory Committee 17 --General Issues Working Group 18 --Marital Property/Divorce Working Group . • • 18
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12. Natural and Recreational Resources, Special Committee on 19 13. Nursing Home Reimbursement, Special Committee on 20 .. / 14. School District Boundary Changes, Special Committee on 21 15. Solid Waste Management, Special Committee on 22 --Subcommittee on Landfill Siting. 22 --Subcommittee on Resource Recovery 22 16. Surcharges on Fines and Forfeitures, Special Committee on • 23 17. Surrogate Parenting, Special Committee on ...••• 24 18. Targeted Educational Services, Special Committee on • 25 19. Uniform Anatomical Gift Act, Special Committe on 26
SECTION 2: JOINT LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES 1. Administrative Rules, Joint Committee for Review of . 29 2. Audit, Joint Committee on • • ...... 30 3. Debt Management, Joint Survey Committee on 31 4. Employment Relations, Joint Committee on 32 5. Finance, Joint Committee on 33 --Joint Finance Committee Discussion Groups 34 6. Legislative Organization, Joint Committee on 35 --Legislative Services, Subcommittee on ••• 36 7. Minnesota-Wisconsin Boundary Area Commission, Legislative Advisory Committee to • • • • • • • . • • • • 37
8. Retirement Research Committee • • •• 38 9. Retirement Systems, Joint Survey Committee on • . . 39
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued) Page 10. State Building Commission . . . . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 40 --Subcommittee on Administration and Health and Human Services . . 41 ,,. . · · · · · · · · · · · · ". --Subcommittee on Government Operations · · · · · · · 41 --Subcommittee on Higher Education · · · · 41 11. State Capitol and Executive Residence Board · · · · · · · · · · 42 --Subcommittee on Capitol Artwork · 43 --Subcommittee on Capitol Buil di ng · · · · · · · · · 43 --Subcommittee on Capitol Grounds · · · · · · · 44 --Subcommittee on Executive Residence and Grounds · 44 --Subcommittee on Standards and Criteria · · · • · · · · · 45 12. State Supported Programs Study and Advisory Committee · 46 13. Tax Exemptions, Joint Survey Committee on . · · · · · 47 14. Transportation Projects Commission 48 15. Uniform State Laws! Commission on . · · · · · · · · · 49
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WISCONSIN LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL s. 13.81, Stats.
OFFICERS
Chairperson Y.Lce-~ha i ~rson FRED A. RISSER TOM LOFTUS Senator Representative 235 South, state Capitol 211 West, State Capitol Madison 53702 Madison 53702 Secretary BETTY JO NELSEN ... Representative 2640 East Newton Avenue Shorewood 53211
SENATORS
JOSEPH J. CZARNEZKI DAVID HELBACH 7004 West Van Beck Avenue 1424 Clark street Milwaukee 53220 Stevens Point 544Bl J.M. DAVIS RICHARD T. KREUL 315 South, State Capitol 1995-12th Street Madison 53702 Fennimore 53809 SUSAN ENGELEITER RODNEY 110EN N76 W14416 North Point Drive 2119 Dewey Street Menomonee Falls 53051 Whitehall 54473 GARY R. GEORGE JOSEPH STROHL 3874 North 42nd Street 603 Main Street, Room 201 Mi lwaukee 53216 Racine 53402 JAMES E. HARSDORF Route 1 Beldenville 54003
REPRESENTATIVES GORDON R. BRADLEY EARL F. MC ESSY 2644 Elo Road 361 Forest Avenue Oshkosh 54901 Fond du Lac 54935 DAVID E. CLARENBACH DAVID PROSSER 422 North, State Capitol 2904 North Meade St., 93 Madison 53702 Appleton 54911 MARCIA P. COGGS MARLIN D. SCHNEIDER 2351 North Richards Street 3820 South Brook Lane Mi lwaukee 53212 Wisconsin Rapids 54494 STAN GRUSZYNSKI LOUISE TESMER 2272 Stanley Street 2338 East Ohio Street Stevens Point 54481 Milwaukee 53207 THOMAS HAUKE 1133 South 122nd Street West Allis 53214
BONNIE REESE, Executive Secretary, Legislative Council, 147 North, Capitol
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Chairperson Vice-ChairE~~ FRED A. RISSER TOM LOFTUS Senator Speaker Secretary BETTY JO NELSEN Representative
3 Members: Composed of the Legislative Council Officers.
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NOMINATING Cor~MITTEE Chairpe"sQn FRED A. RISSER Senator TOM LOFTUS BETTY JO NELSEN Speaker Representative
3 Members: Composed of the Legislative Council Officers.
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FINANCE COMMITTEE Chairperson FRED A. RISSER Senator J.M. DAVIS BETTY JO NElSEN Senator Representative GARY R. GEORGE DAVID PROSSER Senator Representative TOM LOFTUS MARLIN D. SCHNFIDER Speaker Representative
7 Members: Composed of the Legislative Council Officers and the Co-Chairpersons and 2 ranking minority members of the Joint Committee on Finance, who Serve on the Council.
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WISCONSIN LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Bonnie Reese CHIEF STAFF ATTORNEY David J. Stute - (f' LEGAL-ANALYST STAFF
Senior Staff Attorneys Staff Scientist Dan fernbach :}ohn StoTzenberg Shaun P. Haas Gordon A. Anderson Senior Analyst Russ Wh itese I Anne Bogar Janice M. Baldwin Richard Sweet Ronald Sklansky Jane R. Henkel Mark C. Patron5ky Lega I Res_e.iIL.~tl.~~~Lstan.! Don Dyke Jenny Ortiz Bill Ford Don Salm Pam Shannon Staff Attorneys Pam Russell Laura Dykstal Rose Mary Matthias Consulting Attorney Barbara Heaney
AO~lI N[STRATIVE-SECRETA!U~L21'lF"£
Accounts and Services Assistant Janet L. Berge
Fiscal Assistant Serret~ridl A~sistants PatriCia --C Ccalley Jane H. -fHiler" . - \~endy Ulrirh Lisa A. Strubl!'! Kathy J. Follrlt ~lichelle Kroll Ju lip. A. Jodar Kelly Adler Sandra Hefty
-vii- SECTION 1 1988 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL COMMITTEES
-1- MIERICAN INDIAN STUDY COMMITTEE
OFFICERS Chairperson Vice-Chairperson TOM LOfTUS JAMES SCHLENDER Representative Public Menber 211 West, State Capitol Executive Director Madison 53702 Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission P.O. Box 9 Odanah 54861 Secretary CATHY S. ZEUSKE Representative 1015 South Sawyer Shawano 54166 SENATOR LLOYD H. KINCAID 110 North Crandon Avenue Crandon 54520 REPRESENTATIVES BEN BRANCEL ROBERT J. LARSON R.R. I, Box 229 228 East Broadway Endeavor 53930 Medford 54451 G. SPENCER COGGS THOMAS D. OURADA 3732 North 40th Street 712 Fourth Avenue Milwaukee 53216 Antigo 54409 JAMES '/OLPERIN P.O. Box 125fi Eagle River 54521 PUBLIC MEMBERS RICHARD L. GURNOE GORDON THUNDER Red Cliff Band of Lake Tribal Chair Superior Chippewa Indians Winnebago Indian Tribe Route I. Box 89 P.O. Box 311 Bayfield 54814 Tomah 54660
GERALD L. HILL I(IMBERL Y VELE Tribal Attorney Stockbridge-Munsee Community Oneida Indian Tribe of Mohican Indians P.O. Box 152 Route 2, Box 447 Oneida 54155 Evansville 53536 RITA KESHENA (1) I\ttorney Menomi'nee Indian Tribe P.O. Box 397 Keshena 54135
STUDY ASSIGNMEIH: The Committee is directed to study the problems and develop specific recommendations and legislative proposals relating to American Indians and the various Indian Tribes in this state.
Established biennially, pursuant to s. 13.83 (3), Stats. \ 14 MEMBERS: 8 Legislator Members; and 6 Public Members, selected fY'om names submitted by the Wisconsin Indian Tribes and Great Lakes Intertribal Council. Members appointed at a September 10, 1987 meeting of the Legislative Council and by a December 2, 1987 mail ballot. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: Pam Shannon. Senior Staff Attorney: Mark Patronsky. Senior Staff Attorney; and Julie Jodar, Administrative Staff. (1) Appointed to replace James Washinawatok, who resigned from the Committee, by a July I, 1988 mail ballot.
-3- AMERICAN INDIAN STUDY COMMITTEE ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON TRIBAL COURTS OFFICER Chairperson JAMES SCHLENDER Pub I i c Member Executive Director Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission P.O. Box 9 ,.: Odanah 54861
REPRESENTATIVES JAMES HOlPERIN CATHY S. ZEUSKE P.O. Box 1256 1015 South Sawyer Eagle River 54521 Shawano 54166 PUBLIC MEMBERS MARY KAY BAUM ROBERT KITTECON District Court Administrator Tribal Judge CitY-County Bldg., Room 234 Menominee Indian Tribe 210 Martin luther King, Jr. Blvd. P.O. Box 429 Madison 53709 Keshena 54135 GERALD L. HIll JOHN M. WILEY Tribal Attorney Judicare Attorney Oneida Indian Tribe P.O. Box 6100 P.O. Box 152 Wausau 54402-6100 Oneida 54155 CANDY JACKSON Tribal Attorney Bad River Band of lake Superior Chippewn Indians P.O. Box 39 Odanah 54861
STUDY ASSIGNMENT: The Advisory Committee is directed to review the status of the recognition and use by state courts and administrative agencies of the o)ficial acts, records and judgments of tribal courts and other tribal administrative bodies and to report its recommendations to the American Indian Study COinnittee. Established and rnelT.bers appointed by a July 1, 1988 mail ballot, based on the reconmendation of Speaker Tom Loftus, Chairperson of the American Indian Study Conmittee. 8 MEMBERS: 2 Representatives and 6 Public Members. Members appointed by a July 1, 1988 mail ba llot. lEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: Pam Shannon, Senior Staff Attorney; Mark Patronsky, Senior Staff Attorney; and Julie Jodar, Administrative Staff.
-4- AMERICAN INDIAN STUDY COMMITTEE TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
ALAN CALDWELL (1) JOHN NIEMISTD Bureau for Equal Educational Assistant Attorney General Opportunity Department of Justice Department of Public Instruction 123 West Washington Avenue 125 South Webster Madison 53702 Madison 53702 CHUCK CONNORS THEODORE E. STEPHENSON, JR. Native American Indian Coordinator Deputy Administrator Department of Natural Resources Division of Motor Vehicles 101 South Webster, 5th Floor Department of Transportation Madison 53702 4802 Sheboygan, Room 258 Madison 53702 CLIFTON KORN (2) NANCIE YOUNG Department of Revenue Director, Tribal Programs Route 6, Box 6776 Division of Community Services Hayward 54843 Department of Health and Social Services One West Wilson Street, Room 515 P.O. Box 7851 Madison 53707 BOB MILLER Job Service District Director Wisconsin Job Service Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations P.O. Box 1388 Madison 53702
ASSIGNMENT: Established pursuant to s. 13.83 (3) (f), Stats., to assist the American Indian Study Comnittee in performing its statutory functions.
7 MEMBERS: One representative designated by the following Departll~nts: Health and Social Services; Industry, Labor and Human Relations; Justice; Natural Resources; Public Instruction; Revenue; and Transportation.
(1) Designated by DPI to replace Arnold M. Chandler on January 7, 1987. (2) Designated by DOR to replace Jon Skavlem on June 19, 1987.
-5- BIOTECHNOLOGY, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON OFFICERS Chairperson Vice-Chairperson WILLIAM P. TE WtNKLE STAN GRUSZYNSKI Senator Representative 4165 South 14th Street 2272 Stanley Street Sheboygan 53081 Stevens Point 54481 Secretary JOSEPH E. TREGONING Representative Oates Street Shullsburg 53586 SENATORS JAMES E. HARSDORF BARBARA L. ULICHNY Route 1 3063 North Murray Beldenville 54003 Milwaukee 53211 ROONEY C. MOEN 2119 Dewey Street Whitehall 54773 REPRESENTATIVES SCOTT FERGUS CLOYD PORTER 2142-1/2 Clarence Avenue 28322 Durand Avenue Racine 53405 Burlington 53105 BARBARA GRONEMUS 1634 West Street Whitehall 54773 PUBL I C MEt1BERS PROF. RICHARD R. BURGESS PROF. BRUCE MARION Director, UW Biotechology Center Department of Agricultural Economics 1710 University Avenue UH-Madjsdn Madison 53705 Henry Taylor Ha 11, Room 223 Madison 53706 DR. JANE CRAMER (1) DEBRA SCHWARZE RFLP Group Wisconsin Family Farm Agrigenetics Advanced Science Co. Defense Fund, Inc. 5649 East Buckeye Road P.O. Box 525 Madison 53716 Richland Center 53581 JAMES A. DONCHECK, P.E. DONALD WESTERMANN Executive Vice President Executive Vice President Bio-Technical Resources, Inc. Medical College of Wisconsin Hesearch 1035 South Seventh Street Foundation Manii:owoc 54220 8701 Watertown Plank Road MilwaUkee 53226 DR. ROBERT M. ETTER R. DOUGLAS WILSON Vice President, External Affairs Senior Vice President S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. for Genetics and Marketing J525 Howe Street 21st Century Genetics Racine 53403 100 f1BC Drive Shawano 54166 STUDY ASSIGNMENT: The Special Committee is directed to determine the role of the state, including the University of Wisconsin System, in encouraging biotechnology research, the development of the biotechnology industry and the effect of biotechnology products and processes on the economy of this state. The Corrrnittee is directed to report to the Council by December 31, 1988. Established, and Sen. William P. Te Winkle appointed as Chairperson, by a May 25, 1988 mail ballot, based on SJR 46; a July 22, 1987 letter from Sen. Mordecai Lee; a july 24, 1987 letter from Rep. Stan Gruszynski; and July 31, September 9 and October 5, 1987 letters from Sen. Rodney C. Moen. 17 MEMBERS: 4 Senators: 5 Representatives and 8 Public Members. Members apPOinted by a July I, 1988 mail ballot. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: John Stolzenberg, Staff Scientist; Don Dyke, Senior Staff Attorney; David Lovell, Staff Analy~t; and Kathy Annen, Administrative Staff. (1) Appointed by an August 26, 1988 ma 11 ballot to rep lace Dr. Sandra Neuendorf, who resigned from the Committee. -6- CHILD CARE REGIILATION, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON OFFICERS Chairperson Vice-Chairperson JEANNETTE BELL DAVID HELBACH Representative Senator 1415 South 60th St. 1424 Clark Street West Allis 53214 Steve~s Point 54481 Secretary WALTER JOHN CHILSEN .' Senator 1821 Town Line Road Wausau 54401
REPRESENTATIVES FRANK BOYLE JOHN D. MEDINGER Route 1, Box 175 1809 South 16th Street Superior 54880 LaCrosse 54601 JAMES HOLPERIN SUSAN VERGERDtn P.O. Box 1256 390 Vista View Drive Eagle River 54521 Cedarburg 53012 MARGARET S. LEWIS ESTHER K. WALLING 332 East Linden Drive 1225 Kluck Street Jefferson 53549 Neenah 54956
PUBLIC MEMBERS JOAN ANDERSON PROF. JUDY HERR President, Wissota We Care Ltd. Director, ~i1d and Family 123 West Birch Study Center, UW-Stout Chippewa Falls 54729 6th Street ~lenomonie 54751 MARY BABULA GARY RUDZIANIS Executive Director, Wisconsin Coordinator of Program Planning Early Childhood Association Racine County Human Services Dept. 1245 E. Washington, Ste. 260 207-lth Street Madison 53703 Racine 53403 TIM BRODERICK WENDY HINRICHS SANDERS Analyst-Programmer Director, Wisconsin Child Care Appleton Papers, Inc. Improvement Project 1401 N. Rankin Street P.O. Box 369 Appleton 54911 Hayward 54843 BETTY CARADINE TRACY SUPRISE Certified Child Care Provider President, United Professionals 2815 N. 56th Street for Quality Health Care, 1199W P.O. Box 10204 1045 E. Dayton Street Milwaukee 53210 Madison 53703 MARY ANN CZARNEZKI Registered Nurse 7004 W. Van Beck Avenue Milwaukee 53220 STUDY ASSIGNMENT: The Special COrJlllittee is directed to examine the administration and regulation of child care sel'vices and facilities in this state, including a review of the current certification and licensing process; possible regulatory alternatives; and the availability of child care facilities and services. The Co~nittee is directed to report to the Council by December 31, 1988. Established, and Rep. Jeannette Bell apppointed as Chairperson, by a May 25, 1988 mail ballot, based or. an April 20, 1988 letter from Rep. Jeannette Bell. 18 MEMBERS: 2 Senators; 7 Representatives; and 9 Public Members. Nembers appointed by July 1 and July 20, 1988 mail ballots. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: Russ Whitesel, Senior Staff Attorney; Anne Bogar, Senior Analyst; and Kathy Follett, Administrative Staff. -7- COMMUNITY AIDS, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON
OFfICERS
Chairperson Vice-Chairperson ROBpn JAUCH THOMAS H. BARRETT Senator Representative Route 1, Box 635 2845 N. 49th Street Poplar 54864 Milwaukee 53210
Secretary TlHOTtlY WEEDEN Senator 2024 Bootmaker Drive Be loit . 53511
REPRESENTATIVES
~IARCIA P. COGGS PEGGY ROSENZWEIG 2351 N. Richards Street 6236 Upper Parkway North Mi hlaukee 53212 Wauwatosa 53213 MARY HUBLER GREGG IJNDERHEIH 1966 Hawthorne Lane 623 East Irving Rice Lake 54868 Oshkosh 54901 JOANNE B. HUELSMAN REBECCA YOUNG 1924 Stardust Court 639 Crandall Street Waukesha 53186 Had i son 53711
PUBLIC MEMBERS
JAMES AHA SAY JOHN GRACE Director, Northern Pines Executive Director Unified Services Board Wisconsin Association of Family P.O. Box 518 and Children's Agencies Cumberland 54829 3 South Pinckney, Ste. 706 Madison 53703 EUNICE BOYER DIANNE GREENLEY Member, Kenosha County Board Wisconsin Coalition for Advocacy 6127-5th Avenue 16 N. Carroll, Ste. 400 Kenosha 53140 Madison 53703 THmlAS A. BROPHY TOM PINK Director, Department of Social Director, Taylor County Human Services, Milwaukee County Services 235 W. GaTena . 219 S. Wisconsin Avenue Milwaukee 53212 Medford 54451
STUDY ASSIGNMENT: The Special Co~ittee is directed to conduct a study of the administration and distribution of community aids. The Committee is directed to report to the Council by December 31, 1988. Established, and Sen. Robert Jauch appointed as Chairperson, by a May 25, 1988 mail ballot, based on an April 1, 1987 lett8r from Rep. Wayne W. Wood and a May 4, 1988 letter from Sen. Robert Jauch. 15 I1EMBERS: 2 Senators; 7 Representatives; and 6 Public Members. Members appointed by July 1 and July 20; 1988. mail ballots. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: Pam Shannon, Senior Staff Attorney; Laura Rose, Staff Attorney; and Kathy Follett, Administrative Staff.
-8- DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES LAWS, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON Chairperson OFFICERS Vice-Chairperson THOMAS M. BARRETT CHARLES J. CflVALA Representative Secretary Senator 2845 North 49th Street 1 Coach House Drive Milwaukee 53210 RANDALL RADTKE Madison 53714 Representative 433 East Washington Street Lake Mills 53551 SENATOR TIM WEEDEN 2024 Bootmaker Drive Be 10 it 53511 REPRESENTATIVES RICflARD A. GROBSCHMIDT WAYNE W. WOOD 1513 Mackinac Avenue 2429 Rockport Road South Milwaukee 53172 Janesville 53545 TERRY MUSSER Route 1, Box 98 Black River Falls 54615 PUBLI C MEMBERS ROY FROEMMING JON A. NELSON Managing Attorney for Developmental Executive Director, Creative Community Disabilities Advocacy Living Services, Inc. Wisconsin Coalition for Advocacy 312 East Main Street 16 North Carroll Street, Ste. 400 Watertown 53094 Madison 53703
PROF. EDWARD J. G~MZ (1) CONNIE PUKAITE UW-Oshkosh Executive Director Department of Social Work Advoca tes for Retal'ded Cit i zens 5789 Glen Haven Drive of Milwaukee, Inc. Greendale 53129 611 East Wells Street Mi lwaukee 53202 DOUG JOHNSON PROF. SYLVIA SIPRESS Program Director, Washington County Political Science Professor Comprehensive Community Services UW-Eau Claire Agency 1735 Coolidge Court 515 East Washington Street Eau Claire 54701 West Bend 53095 ALBERT LAfiMAYER, 0.0. DALE R. THOMPSON Chairperson, Wisconsin Council on Program Director, Rock County Developmental Disabilities Developmental Disability Board P.O. Box 249 P.O. Box 1867 133 Main Street Janesville 53547 Black River Falls 546]5 JOflN L. f1ILLER ALLEN E. WILSON President President, Wisconsin Parents Coalition Goodwill Industries of for the Retarded, Inc. Southeastern Wisconsin, Inc. 818 Terry Place 6055 North 91st Street Madison 53711 Milwaukee, WI 53225 STUDY ASSIGNMENT: The Special Committee is directed to review present developmental disabilities laws (in chs. 51, 55 and 880 of the statutes) and the need for changes in services to developmentally disabled persons. The Committee is directed to report to the Council by December 31, 1988. Established, and Rep. Thomas M. Barrett appointed as Chairperson, by a May 25, 1988 mail ballot, based on an April 28, 1987 letter from Derrick Dufresne, Executive Director, New Concepts, and a February 25, 1988 letter from Merlen G. Kurth, Executive Director, Association for Retarded Citizens. 17 MEMBERS: 2 Senators: 5 Representatives and 10 Public Members. Legislator members appointed by a July 1, 1988 mail ballot. Public Members appointed by a July 20, 1988 ma il ba 110t. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: Shaun Haas, Seniol' Staff Attorney: Don Salm, Senior Staff Attorney: and Lisa Struble, Administrative Staff. (1) Added by an August 26, 1988 mail ballot. -9- FOX RIVER SYSTEM, SPECIAL COMMJTTEE ON OFFICERS Ch1!irper!;on Vice-Chairperson JEROME VAN SJSTINE MARY LOU VAN OREEL Senator Represp.ntative 684 L ida ~ane 2825 Otto Cou:-t Green S1!Y 54304 Green Bay 54303 SecretilrY CAROL A. BUETTNER Senator 232 Fulton Avenue Oshkosh 54901 REPRESENTATIVES ALVIN OTT MARLIN D. SCHNEIDER P.O. Box 112 3820 South Brook Lane Forest Junction 54123 Wisconsin Rapids 54494 OAVID PROSSER ROBERT N. THOMPSON 2904 North Meade Street 1'14940 Hwy. 51 Appleton 54911 Poynette 53955 GAilY J. SCHMIDT CLETUS J. VANDERPERREN 1424 Hillcrest Orive Route 16 Kaukiluna' 54130 Green Bay 54303 PUBU C MEMBERS
RONALO E. CUNZENHEIM, P.E. KENNETH J. THEINE City Engineer &Deputy Director Executive Director of Public Works East Central Wisconsin City of Fond du Lac Regional Planning COlllll. 160 S, Mary St., Box 150 132 Main Street Fond.du Lac 54935-0150 Menasha 54952 ALAN T. JOHNSON RONALD VAN DE HEY Port Director, Port of Green Bay Chairperson, Fox River P.O. Box 1600 Management Commission Gr€en say 54305-5600 201 West 2nd Street Kaukauna 54130
ELWYN F. NE~SON, III, P.E. MICHAEL A. WENDT Executive Vice President (Retired) PreSident. Sturgeon for C.R. Meyer &Sons Co, Tomorrow 1502 Menominee Drive N9699 Lakeshore Drive Osh~osh 54901 Van Dyne 54979 ,CURTIS ,A. REESE ViCe President of Operations Fox River Paper Company P.O. ·Box 2215 Appleton 54913 ..
STUDY ASSIGNMENT: The Special Comnittee is directed to examine the present operation. ~nagement Md maintenilnce of the Fox River Lock and Dilm System. The COlllnittee is directed to report to the Council by December 31, 1988. 'Established, and Sen. Jerome Van Sistine ilppointed as Chairperson, by a May 25, 1988 ,mail ballot, based on !.t February 23, 19,88 letter from Sen. Jerome Van Sistine. 16 MEMBERS: 2 Senators; 7 Representatives; anq 7 Public Members. Members appointed by a July 1, 1988,mail ballot. LEGj'SLATIVECOUNCIL STAFF: Dan Fernbach, Senior Staff Attorney; Anne Bogar, Senior Ana lyst: and HatCoi.lkley, Administrative Staff.
-10- HEALTH CARE SERVICES, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON Chairperson OFFICERS Vice-Chairperson JOHN M. ANTARAMIAN DAVID HELBACH Representative Senator 8318-25th Avenue 1424 Clark Street Kenosha 53140 Stevens Point 54481 Secretary THOMAS .0. OURADA RepresentatIve 712 Fourth Avenue Antigo 54409 SENATOR ALAN LASEE Route 2 DePere 54115 REPRESENTATIVES PETER W. BARCA DAVID PAULSON 1520 Sheriden P-oad Route 4, Box 75 Kenosha 53140 Amery 54001 Lours G. FORTIS BRAD ZWECK 2123 W. Kendall Avenue 1886 Jaynes Road Glendale 53209 Mosinee 54455 DUWAYNE JOHNSRUD Route I, Box 91A Eastman 54626 PUBLIC MEMBERS MARTY BREWER F. NUR JAWA'J Health Underwriting Director Center for Public Representation American Family Insurance 1531 W. Vl let Street 3099 E. Washington Avenue Milwaukee 53205 Madison 53783-0001 KATHLEEN E. FARNSWORTH MARTIN MYSE Executive Director, Wisconsin Assistant Vice President- Primary Health Care Assn. Compensation Services 810 University Bay Drive Aid Association for Lutherans Madison 53705 4321 N. Ballard Appleton 54919 PROF. IRWIN GARFINKEL JOANNE RICCA Institute for Research on Wisconsin State AFL-CIO Poverty, UW-Madison 6333 W. Blue Mound Road 3434 Social Science Milwaukee 53213 Madison 53706 THERESA M. HADLEY DR. DELORE WILLIAMS Chairperson, Maternal and Child State Medical Society Health Coalition 8501 W. Lincoln Avenue c/o WI Nutrition Project West Allis 53227 1045 E. Dayton, Room 204 Madison 53703 DAVID R. HEWETT Director of Legislation WI /lospital Association 5721 Odana Hoad Madison 53719 STUDY ASSIGNMENT: The Special Conmittee is directed to examine health care service options Which are presently available for the uninsured and the underinsured in Wisconsin and to determine what, if any, changes are needed. The Conmittee is directed to repol't to the Council by December 31, 1988. Established, and Rep. John M. Antaramian appointed Chairperson, by a May 25, 1988 mail ballot, based on a February 26, 1988 letter from Rep. John M. Antaramian. 18 MEMBERS: 2 Senators; 7 Representatives; and 9 Public Members. Members appointed by July 1 and July 20, 1988 mail ballots. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: Janice Baldwin, Senior Staff Attorney: Gordon A. Anderson, Senior Staff Attorney: and Julie Jodar, Administrative Staff. -11- HEALTH CARE SERVICES, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PROGRAMS FOR THE UNINSURED
OFFICER Chijirperson THOMAS D. OURADA Representative 712 Fourth Avenue Antigo 54409 PUBLIC MEMBERS KATHLEEN E. FARNSWORTH F. IWR JAWAD Execut i ve Di r.ector, Wi scons i n Center for Public Representation Primary Health Care Assn. 1531 W. Vliet Street 810 Uni¥ersity say Drive Milwaukee 53205 Maqison 53705
THERES~ /1. HADLEY DR. DELORE WILLIANS Chairperson, Maternal and Child State ~Iedical Society Health COqlition 8501 W. Lincoln Avenue .c/o Til Hutr i t ion Projec t West Allis 53227 1045 E. Dayton, Room 201 Madison 53703
STUOY ASSIGNME~T: Appointed by the Chairperson of the Special C9mmittee on ~ealt~ Care Servi,ces on July 21.1988, to review current programs for the unInsured, to IdentIfy probl~ms relating to eligibility and scope of coverage of those programs and to develop recommendatIons on problems which are identified, for consideration by the Special Committee. 5 MEMBERS: Appointed by the Health Care Services Committee Chairperson: 1 Representative; and 4 Public Members. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: Gordon A. Anderson, Senior Staff Attorney; and Janice M. Baldwin, Senior Staff AttorneY.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON THE UNDER INSURED
OFFICER Chairperson PETER W. BARCA Representative 1520 Sheridan Road Kenosha 53140 PUBLIC MEMBERS PROF. IRWIN GARFINKEL MARTIN MYSE Institute for Research on Assistant Vice President- Poverty, UW-Madison Compensation Services 3434 Socia] Science Aid Association for Lutherans Madison 53706 4321 N. Ballard Applflton 54919 DAVID R. HEWETT JOANNE RICCA Director of Legislation Wisconsin State AFL-ClO WI Hospital Association 6333 W. Blue Mound Road 5721 Odana Road Milwaukee 53213 l1ad i son 53719
STUD~ ASSIGNMENT: Appointed by the Chairperson of the Special Committee on Health Care Ser~lces on August 24, 1988. (1) to review insurance policy and health care delivery program I imJts on, or exc Ius ion of, reimbursement for hea I th care services and limi ts on tota I annua I or JifetillJ;! pa~nts. that cause persons to be underinsured, and (2) to develop recommendations for consideration by the Special Committee. 5 MEM8ERS: ApPOinted by the Heqlth Care Services Committee Chairperson: 1 Representative; and 4 Pub Ii c Members. LEGISLATIVE COUt/Cll STAFf: Janice M. 8aldwin, Senior Staff Attorney; and Gordon A. Anderson, Senior Staff Attorney. -12- INTERSTATE SALES AND USE TAXES, SPECIAL COMHITTEE ON OFFICERS Chairperson Vice-Chairperson RUSSELL D. FEINGOLD t1ARK D. LEWIS Senator Representative 3705 Lynn Street 1509 South Farwell Middleton 53562 Eau Claire 54701 Secretary JOSEPH LEEAN Senator N2267 Butternut Road Waupaca 54981
REPRESENTATIVES CHARLES W. COLEMAN MARLIN D. SCHNEIDER N2430 Krahn Drive, Route 3 3820 South Brook Lane Whitewater 53190 Wisconsin Rapids 54494 ROBERT J. LARSON HAYNE W. WOOD 228 East Broadway 2429 Rockport Road Medford 54451 Janesville 53545 PUBLI C MEMBERS DAVID AHRENS MICHAEL LEY Wisconsin Action Coalition Senior Manager 1842 Jenifer Street David M. Griffith and Associates Madison 53703 214 North Henry Street Madison 53703 PROF. CHARLES R. IRISH GERALD A. MORTIMER UW-Madison Law School Executive Vice President Law Building, Room 605 NASCO Madison 53706 901 Janesville Avenue Fort Atkinson 53538 FRED KRUSE DAVID NEHBY President Wisconsin State AFL-CIO Kruse 110tor Sa 1es 6333 West Bluemound Road 515 Broadway Milwaukee 53213 Baraboo 53913 JOEL KUPFER BERG MICHAEL SACK The Tobacco Bar Ltd. Certified Public Accountant 617 State Street 1900 University Avenue Madison 53703 Mad ison 53711
STUDY ASSIGNMENT: Ti,e Special COlllnittee is directed to study interstate sales and use tax ... agreements and the feasibility of membership in the multistate tax commission and instituting domestic combination of income for purposes of the corporate income and fl'anchise taxes. The Committee is directed to report to the Council by December 31, 1988. Established, and Sen. Russell D. Feingold apPOinted as Chairperson, by a May 25. 1988 mail ballot, based on SEC. 3037 (18f) of Enrolled Senate Bill 100. 15 MEMBERS: 2 Senators; 5 Representatives; and 8 Public MenIDers. Members appointed by a July 20, 1988 mail ballot. LEGISI.ATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: Ron Sklansky, Senior Staff Attorney; Bill Ford, Senior Staff Attorney; and Michelle Kroll, Administrative Staff.
-13- JUVENILE JUSTICE ISSUES, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON OFFICERS Chairperson Vice-Chairperson REBECCA YOUNG WILLIAM P. TE WINKLE Representative Senator 639 Cranda 11 St 4165 South 14th Street Madison 53711 Sheboygan 53,OSl Secretary BARBARA K. LORMAN Senator 1245 Janette Street Fort Atkinson 53538 REPRESENTATIVES PETER W. BARCA PEGGY ROSENZWEIG 1520 Sheridan Road 623~ Upper Parkway North Kenosha 53140 WaUWatosa 53213 PETER BOCK LOLITA SCHNEIDERS 5323 West Vliet Street NS9 1'117151 Highland Court Milwaukee 53208 Menomonee Falls 53051 VERNON HOLSCHBACH ROBERT T. WELCH 1313 South 11th Street 24th Road, Route 1 Manitowoc 54220 Redgranite 54970 PUBLIC MEMBERS ANNE ARNESEN MICHAEL P. HARPER Director Director, Transcenter for Youth The Wisconsin Council on 2506 West Vliet Street Human Concerns Milwaukee 53205 30 West Mifflin Street Mad'ison 53703 DAVID L. CHIER E. MICHAEL MCCANN Senior Social Worker District Attorney Dunn County Department of Milwaukee County Human Services 821 West State Street 808 Main Street Milwaukee 53233 Menomonie 54751 JOHN DRAGISI.f. MICHAEL E. MOORE President Teacher, Ethan Allen School Grunau Company. Inc. 136 Ohio Avenue 307 West Layton Avenue Madison 53704 Milwaukee 53207 N. CLARK EARL JUDGE JAMES W. RICE Director, Kenosha County Department Circuit Court of Social Services P.O. Box 165 714-52nd Street Sparta 54656 Kenosha 53140 CLARK J. GROEN J. ALLEN STOKES Juvenile Officer Insurance Agent Franklin Police Department Equitable Life Assurance P.O. Box 32160 2915 North 2nd Street 9229 West Loomis Road Milwaukee 53212 Franklin 53132-0160 STUDY ASSIGNMENT: The Special Committee is directed to study the cost-effectiveness of current and altGrnative dispositions of juveniles i\nd judicial and administrative procedures utilized in delinquency proceedings, including the authority and procedures for pretrial detention. The Committee is directed to report to the Council by December 31. 1988. Established, and Rep. Rebecca Young appointed as Chairperson. by a May 25, 1988 mail ballot. based on an Apr il 29. 1988 1etter from Rep" Rebecca Young. 19 MEMBERS: 2 Senators; 7 Representatives; and 10 Public Members. Members appointed by July 1 and July 20, 19S8 mail ballots. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: Don Salm, Senior Staff Attorney; Pam Russell, Staff Attorney; and Wendy Ulrich. Administrative Staff. -14- LAW REVISION COMMITTEE
OFFICERS
Co-Chairperson Co-Chairperson FRED A. RISSER THOMAS A. BARRETT Senator Representative 235 South, State Capitol 2845 North 49th Street Madison 53702 Milwaukee 53210
SENATORS LYNN S. ADELMAN DONALD K. sn TT 4380 S. Moorland Road E158 Norport Drive New Berlin 53151 Port Washington 53074 GARY R. GEORGE 3874 North 42nd Street Milwaukee 53216 REPRESENTATIVES MARY HUBLER DAVID PROSSER 1966 Hawthorne Lane 2904 North Meade Street Rice Lake 54868 Appleton 54911 JOANNE B. HUELSMAN JAMES RUTKOWSKI 1924 Stardust Court 11335 W. Woodside Drive Waukesha 53186 Hales Corners 53130
STUDY ASSIGNMENT: The Committee is directed, pursuant to s. 13.83 (1), Stats., to (a) review remedial legislation based on nonsubstantive changes recommended by agencies; (b) review court decisions and opinions of the Attorney General which state that a statute is unconstitutional, ambiguous or otherwise in need of reVision; (c) review Revisor's correction bills; (d) review suggestions for maj~r codifications and revisions of the statutes; (e) cooperate with the Revisor of Statlltes in identifying statutory provisions in need of revision; and (f) perform functions related to interstate compacts and agreements. Established biennially, pursuant to s. 13.83 (1), Stats. 9 MEMBERS: 4 Senators; and 5 Representatives. Members appOinted by a Decenilier 2, 1987 lIlai 1 ba llot. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: Mark Patronsky, Senior Staff Attorney; Don Dyke, Senior Staff I\ttorney: and Pat Coakley, Administrative Staff.
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MARITAL PRar~RTY IM~LEMENTATION, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON OFFICERS
Co-Chairperson Co-Chairperson LYNN S. ADELMAN JAMES IWTKOWSKI Senator Representative 4380 S. Moorland Road 11335 W. Woodside Drive New Berlin 53151 Hales Corners 53130
SENATOR RUSSELL D. FEINGOLD 3705 Lynn Street Middleton 53562
REPRESENTATlVES DAVID DEININGER JOANNE B. HUELSMAN 2116-11th Street 1924 Stardust Court Monroe 53566 Waukesha 53186
AA~Y HUBLER REBECCA YOUNG 1966 Hawthorne Lane 639 Crandall street Rice Lake 54868 Madison 53711
PUBLIC MEMBERS JOHN C. FRANK PROF. JUNE M. WEISBERGER Attorney UW-Madison Law School Isaksen, lathrop, Esch, Hart & Clark Law Building, Room 607 122 W. Washington, Ste. 1000 Madison 53706 P.O. Box 1507 Madison 53701-1507 JOHN E. KNIGHT Attorney Boardman. Suhr. Curry &Field 1 South Pinckney Street Madison 53703
STUDY ASSIGNMENT: The Special Committee is directed to: (a) review issues relating to the operation and implementation of the marital property law to determine if further clarification and refinement of the law is necessary; and (b) examine whether clarifications are needed in the relationsHip between the marital property law and the divorce laws. The Committee is directed to report to the Council in a timely roanner. Established. and Sen. Lynn S. Adelman and Rep. James Rutkowski appointed as Co-Chairpersons by a May 25, 1988 mail ballot, based' on a February 17, 1988 letter from Sen. Lynn S. Adelman and Rep. Jallies Ru tkowsk i. 10 MEMBERS: 2 Senators.; 5 Representatives; and 3 Public Members. Membel"s appointed by a July 1. 1988 mail ballot. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: Don Dyke, Senior' Staff Attorney; Janice BaldWin, Senior Staff Attorney; and Lisa Struble, Administrative Staff.
-16- MARITAL PROPERTY IMPLEMENTATION, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON TECHNICAL REVIEW ADVISORY COMMITTEE OFFICER Chairperson PROF. JUNE M. WEISBERGER Pub I i c Member UW"Madison Law School Law Building, Room 607 Madison 537Q6
PUBU C MEMBERS JOHN C. FRANK PEGGY L. PODELL Attorney Attorney Isaksen, Lathrop, Esch. Pode 11 & Pode 11 Hort & Clark 5555 North Port Washington 122 W. Washington, Ste. 1000 Road, Ste. 207 P.O. Box 1507 Milwaukee 53217 Madison 53701"1507 JOHN E. KNIGHT MARJORIE H. SCHUETT Attorney Attorney Boardman, Suhr, Curry &Field Gaylord, Schuett &Norton 1 South Pinckney Street 30 W. Mifflin Street Madison 53703 Madison 53703 RICHARD J. LANGER MONA STEELE Attorney 306 Yosemite Trail Stolper, Koritzinsky, Brewster &Neider Madison 53705 7617 Mineral Point Road Mad i son 53717 PROF. MARGO MELLI UW-Madison Law School Law Building, Room 611 Madison 53706
STUDY ASSIGNMENT: The Advisory Committee is directed to assist the Special Committee on Marital Property Implementation in its review of issues relating to the operation and implementat~on of the marital property law and issues relating to clarification of the relationship between the marital property law and the divorce laws and to submit draft language to the full Special Committee on Marital Property Implementation p.'jor to its consideration of draft proposals. Established, and Prof. June M. Weisberger appointed as Chairperson, by a May 25, 1988 mail ballot, based on a February 17, 1988 letter from Sen, Lynn S. Adelm~an and Rep. James Rutkowsk i. 8 MEMBERS: 8 Pub lie Members. Hembers appo i nted by a Ju ly 1, 1988 ma il ba 11 ot. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: Don Dyke, Senior Staff Attorney; Janice Baldwin, Senior Staff Attorney; and Lisa Struble, Administrative Staff.
-17- TECHNICAL REVIEW ADVISORY COMMITTEE WORKING GROUPS
GENERA~ ISSUES WORKING GROUP
Chairperson PROF. JUNE M. WEISBERGER Public Member UW-Maqison Law School Law auilding. Room 607 Madison 53706
PUB~IC MEMBERS
JOHN C. FRANK JOHN t. KNIGHT Attorney Attorney ISaksen. Lathrop. Esch. Boardman. Suhr. Curry &Field Hart & Clark 1 South Pinckney Street 122 W. Washfngton. Ste. 1000 Madison 53703 P.O. Box 1507 Madison 53701-1507 sTuny ASSIGNMENT: The WQrking Group will assist the Special Comnlittee on Marital Property Implementation in its review of issues relating to the operation and implen~ntation of the marital property law and ~ubmit draft language to the Special Committee prior to its consideration of draft propos a Is ..
MARITAL PROPERTY/DIVORCE WORKING GROUP
Chairperson PROF. JUNE 11. WEISBERGER UW-Madison Law School LaW Building. Room 607 Madison 537fl6 PUBLI C MEMBERS RICHARD L. LANGER NARJORIE H. SCHUETT Attorney Attorney Stolper. Koritzinsky. Bre~/ster & Neider Gaylord. Schuett & Norton 7617 Mineral Point Road 30 W. Mifflin Street . Nadison 53717 Madison 53703 PROF. MARGO MELLI MONA STEELE UW-Mad Ison L1!w Schoo I 306 Yosemite Trail Law Building. Room 611 Madison 53705 Madison 53706
PEGGY ~. PODELL Attorney Podell &Podell 555Sijortll P.ort \o{ashington Road. Ste. 207 Milwaukee 53217
STUDY ASSIGNMENT: The Working Group will assist the Special Committee on Marital Property Implementation in its revieW of issues relating to clarification of the relationship between the marital property law and the divorce laws and submit draft language to the SpeCial Conmittee prior to its consideration of draft proposals.
-18- NATURAL AND RECREATIONAL RESOURCES, SPECIAL COMllITTEE ON OFFICERS Chairperson Vice-Chairperson SPENCER BLACK ROBERT JAUCH Representative Senator 5727 Dogwood Place Secretary Route I, Box 635 Madison 53705 Poplar 54864 DALE SCHULTZ Representative P.O. Box 8A Hillpoint 53937 SENATOR MICHAEL ELLIS 10i W. Canal Street Neenah 54956
REPRESENTATIVES MARGARET FARROW BARBARA J. LINTON 14905 Watertown Plank Road Route I, Box 299 Elm Grove 53122 Highbridge 54846 JOHN GARD LARY J. SWOBODA 317-1/2 Main Street Route I, P.O. Box 268 Lena 54139 Luxemburg 54217 JAMES HOLPERIN P.O. Box 1256 Eagle River 54521 PUBLIC MH1BERS
SHARON CLARK-GASKILL STANTON P. HELLAND DAVID LADD University of Wisconsin River View Boat Lines Walnut Hollow Farms Credit Union Department of Natural Wisconsin Conservation Madison Audubon Society Resources Board Member Congress 10405 Bell Road 816 Meadow Lane 130 Madison Street Bla~k Earth 53515 Wisconsin Dells 53965 Dodgeville 53533
ROGER CLIFF GOVERNOR WARREN P. KNOWLES ROBERT P. RUSCH "Executive Director, President and Chairman of Attorney Governmental Relations the Board, Newton Fund 111 East Division Street Wisconsin Farm Bureau Board Member, Nature P.O. Box 339 P.O. Box 5550 Conservancy Medford 54451-0339 Madison 53705 330 E. Kilbourne Avenue Milwaukee 53202
ALBERT A. HANSON ROBERT A. LACfH1UND PROF. DANIEL TRAINER Chairperson, AFL-CIO Wisconsin Wildlife Federation Forll'er Dean of College Conservation Comnittee 3876 South Hanson AlJenue of Natural Resources 5619 La Buwi Lane Milwaukee 53207 UW-Stevens Point Waunakee 53597 21 Ridgewood Drive Stevens Point 54481 STUDY ASSIGNI1EIH: The Special Comnittee is directed to study the conservation and improvement of Wisconsin's natural resource and recreational base, in order to: (a) provide long-term protection of land and water resources; (b) increase and diversify recreational opportunities for Wisconsin citizens and tourists; (c) maintain and expand forest-based industries and activities; (d) increase public knowledge, awareness and participation in natural resources conservation; and (e) increase involvement of UniverSity of Wisconsin System experts in natural resource policy-making. The Committee is directed to report to the Council by December 31, 1988 . . Established. and Rep. Spencer Black appointed as Chairperson. by a May 25, 1988 mail ballot, based on an April 6, 1988 letter from Speaker Tom Loftus. 18 NEMBERS: 2 Senators; 7 Representatives; and 9 Public Members. Members appointed by July 1 and July 20, 1988 mail ballots. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: Mark Patronsky. Senior Staff Attorney; Bi 11 Ford. Senior Staff . Attorney; and Julie Jodar, Administrative Staff.
,,·19- NURSING HOME REIMBURSEMENT, SPECIAL COMMtiTEE ON OFFICERS Chairperson Vice-Chairperson RODNEY C. MOEN MARGARET ANN KRUSICK Senator Representative 2119 Dewey Street 6832 West Morgan Avenue Whitehall 54773 Milwaukee 53220 Secretary ., HERON VAN GORDEN Representative 7 Huron Street Neilsville 54456
SENATOR BARBARA K. LORMAN 1245 Janette Street Fort Atkinson 53538 REPRESENTATIVES SCOTT FERGUS MARY E. PANZER 2142-1/2 Clarence Avenue 635 Tamarack Drive West Racine 53405 West Bend 53095 RICHARD A. GROBSCHMIDT JUDY ROBSON 1513 Mackinac Avenue 2411 East Ridge Road South Milwaukee 53172 Beloit 53511 TH0l1AS D. OURADA 712 Fourth Avenue Aht i go 54409 PUBLIC MEMBERS BETSY ABRAMSON ROBERT LYONS Director, Elderly Project Executive Director Center for Public Representation AFSCME Council 40 520 Un i'Jers ity Avenue 5 Odana Court Madison 53703 Madison 53719 MARK BENSON THOMAS W. RAND Administrator, Skaalen Administrator, Bethany-St. Joseph Sunset Home Health Center 400 North Morris 2501 Shelby Road Stoughton 53589 La Crosse 54601 MICHAEL W. BERRY RICHARD RAU Administrator, Dodge County Executive Director Health Facilities Mequon Care Center, Inc. 199 Home Road 10911 North Port Washington Road Juneau 53039 Mequon 53092 THOMAS L. FRAZIER ALLEN SAMSON Executive Director, Coalition of Chief Executive Officer Wisconsin Aging Groups American Medical Services 1245 East Washington Avenue, Ste. 166 1051 East Ogden Avenue Madison 53703 Ii i 1I1aukee 53202 STUDY ASSIGNMENT: The Special Conmittee is directed to study the nursing home reimbursement formula under which payment for care is provided to nursing homes and certain conmunity-based residential facilities, including a study of the effects of state nursing home and conmunity based residential facility rules on costs. The Conmittee is directed to report to the Council by December 31, 1988. Established, and Sen. Rodney C. Moen apPOinted as Chairperson, by a May 25, 1988 rnail ballot, based on SEC 9m of Act 127; SEC. 3037 (lr) of Act 399; and a 11ay 12, 1988 letter from Sen. Rodney C. Moen. 17 MEMBERS: 2 Senators; 7 Representatives: and 8 Public Members. Members appOinted by July 1 and July 20, 1988 mail ballots. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: Dick Sweet, Senior Staff Attorney; Pam Russell, Staff Attorney; and Kathy Follett, Administrative Staff. -20- '., SCHOOL DISTRICT BOUNDARY CHANGES, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON OFFICERS Chairperson Vice-Chairperson CALVIN POTTER ROBERT JAUCH Representative Senator 808 Green Tree Road Route 1, Box 635 Kohler 53044 Secretary Poplar 54864 DAVID DEININGER Representa+;ve 2116-11th Street Monroe 53566 SENATOR RICHARD T. KREUL 1955-12th Street Fennimore 53809 REPRESENTATIVES DAVID BRANDEMUEHL JOHN A. VOLK R.R. 2, Box 64 R.R. 1 Fennimore 53809 Wabeno 54566 LEO HAMILTON DWIGHT A. YORK 1008 West Spruce Street Route 1, Box 115 Chippewa Falls 54729 Lomira 53048 VIRGIL ROBERTS 308 Park Lane Holmen 54636 PUBLIC MEMBERS MARSHALL H. BOYD MERLIN KILTY District Administrator Farmer and Former School Board Portage Community Schools Member 904 DeWitt Street Route 1, 80x 101 Portage 53901 Edgar 54426 NAN BRIEN RITA MACEWICZ Schoo 1 Board, f1ad i son Metropo 1i tan Region D Advisor School District WI Congress of Parents-Teachers, Inc. 1706 Tarragon Drive 717-9th Street Madison 53716 Beloit 53511 PROF. LYLE BRUSS GEORGE R. NIKOLAY Director of School Services District Administrator Bureau Cambridge Public Schools LLC Plaza W9535 Gusta Lane UW-Green Bay P.O. Box 205 Green Bay 54302 Cambridge 53523 DAVID Y. COLLINS BRUCE ORADEr Attorney Legislative Consultant Collins & Henderson Wisconsin Education Association 416 E. Grand Avenue Council Beloit 53511 101 W. Beltline Highway Madison 53713
STUDY ASSIGNMENT: The Special Committee is directed to examine the feasibility and desirability of revising ch. 117 of the statutes (relating to school district reorganization), to improve the clarity, functioning and effectiveness of the procedures relating to detachment and attachment of parcels of property between adjoining school districts, the consolidation of school districts and the impact of annexations on school district boundaries. The Committee is directed to report to the the Council by December 31, 1988. Estab14shed, and Rep. Calvin Potter appointed as Chairperson, by a May 25, 1988 mail ballot, based on Enrolled Joint Resolution 51; an April 11, 1988 letter from Rep. David Deininger; and an April 29, 1988 letter from Mayor F. Joseph Sensenbrenner of Madison. 17 MEMBERS: 2 Senators; 7 Representatives; and 8 Public Members. Members appointed by July 1 and July 20, 1988 mail ballots. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF; Jane Henkel, Senior Staff Attorney; Russ Whitesel, Senior Staff Attorney; and Julie Jodar, Administrative Staff. -21- SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT, SPEC IAL COMMITTEE ON OFFICERS Co-Chn Irper son Co-Cha Irperson JOSEPH STROHL MARLIN D. SCHNEIDER Senator Representat ive Z710 LaSa lle Street 3820 South Brook Lane Rad ne 534'02 Wi scons I n Rap i ds 54494 SUBCOMMITTEE ON LANDFILL SITIN!i
REPRESENTATIVES
~1ARLIN D. SCHNE1DER Subcommittee Cha irperson DUWAYNE JOHNSRUD 3820 South Brook Lane MARY LOU VAN DREEL Route I, Box 91A Wisconsin Rapids 54494 2825 Otto Court Eastman 54626 Green Bay 54313 DAVID J. LEPAK JOSEPH S. WHIEKE 31n? liigh Drive, BoX 279 115 Edward Street Waterford 53105 Verona 53593 SENATORS LYNN S. ADELMAN ALAN LASEE 4380 South Moor land Road Route 2 New Berlin 53151 DePere 54115 PUBLIC MEMBERS
TOM HARNISCH DANIEL P. MEYER GUY RONDEAU Legislat Ive Liaison Director of Public Affairs Brown County So lid Wisconsin Towns Association Conso lldated Papers, Incorporated Waste Manager 44 E. Mifflin Street, 6301 P.O. Box 8050 P.O. Box 1600 Madison 53703 Wisconsin Rapids 54495-8050 Green Bay 54305 JERRY HE I HERL JAMES W. MORGAN WAYNE SALEtHINE Farmer, A-3 Coa lit Ion Legislat ive Representat ive Mayor of Muskego Rotite 1.. Box 327 National Solid Waste Management Assn. W182 S8200 Rae inc Avenue Cleveland 53015 6515 Grand Teton Plaza, Ste. 120 Muskego 53150 Madison 53719 SUBCOMMITTEE ON RESOURCE RECOVERY
SENATORS JOSEPH STROHL Subcommittee Cha Irperson 2710 LaSa lle Street Rae i ne 53402 CftAliLES J. CHVALA JOSEPH lEEAN 1 Coach House Drive 112267 Butternut Road Madison 53714 Waupaca 54981 REPRESENTATIVES JEANNETIE BELL TIMOTHY W. CARPENTER RANDALL RADTKE 1415 South 60th Street 3660 South 20th Place 433 East Wash ington Street West Allis 53214 Mllwaukee 53221 Lake M11ls 53551 SPENCER BLACK OTIO JUNKERMANN 5727 Dogwood Place 1301 Garland Avenue Madison 53705 Allouez 54301 PUBLIC MEMBERS PETER ANDERSON KAREN FIEDLER SUSAN MUDD New Paths/The Recycle People Waukesha County Recyc ling COOl'd Ina tor Citizens for a Better Environment 523 Rocky Ledge Lane 500 Riverview Avenue 647 W. Virginia St., Ste. 303 Madison 53705 Waukesha 53188 Milwaukee 53204 KEITH E. BOEGER JAMES KAMINSKI (1) STANLEY YORK (2) Director of Corporate Development Supervising Engineer Execut ive Director Recycling Realities City of Milwaukee League of Wisconsin Municipalities P.O. Box 8263 841 North Broadway, 1516 122 West Washington Avenue flad I son 53708 Milwaukee 53202 Madison 53703 DENNIS aOYER JOHN WILKE Legislative L1alson, AFSCHE Neenah Department of Public Works 5 Oda na Gourt 211 lola lnut Street Madison 53719-1167 P.O. Box 426 STUDY ASS!GNMtNT: The Special Cotnmittee will operate through 2 Subcommittees which are directed to study: (a) the adequacy and effectiveness of current state afld local solid waste management policies, lnc1udlnu the use of recycling programs, landfills or Incinerators; and (b) the current statutory procedures regulating the siting and constr.uctlon of individual landfills. The Committee is directed to report to the Council by December 31, 1988. Established, and Sen. Joseph Strohl and Rep. Marlin D. Schneider appOinted as Co-Chairpersons, by a May 25, 19B8 mail ballot, based on AJR 88; SEC. 3037 (I) of Senate Bill 102; a January 15, 1988 letter from Rep. DuWayne Johnsrud; and an April 4, 198B letter from Sen. Joseph Strohl. SUBCOMMITTEE ON LANOFILL SITlNG---13 MEMBERS: 2 Senators; 5 Representatives; and 6 Public Members. Members appointed by a July 1, 1988 mail ballot. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: Mark Patronsky, Senior Staff Attorney; Mary Matthias Staff Attorney; and Kelly Adler, Administrative Staff. SUBCOMMITTEE ON RESOURCE RECOVERY---16 MEMBERS: 3 Senators; 5 Representat Ives; and 8 Pub I ic Members. Members appointed by a Ju ly I, 1988 mail ba llot. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: John Stolzenberg, Staff Scientist; David Lovell, Staff Analyst; and KellY Adler, Administrative Staff. (1) Appointed by an August 26, 1988 mall ballot, to replace William Kappel, who resigned from the Committee. (2) Added by an August 26, 1988 mail ballot. -22- SURCHARGES ON FINES AND FORFEITURES, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON OFFICERS Co-Chairperson Co-Chairperson BARBARA L. ULICHNY GARY R. GEORGE Senator Senator 3063 North Murray 3874 North 42nd St. Hi lwaukee 53211 Hi h~aukee 53216
;r Vice-Chairperson Secretary JOHN D. MEDINGER MARGARET FARROW Representative Representative 1809 South 16th St. 14905 Watertown Plank Rd. La Crosse 54601 Elm Grove 53122
REPRESENTATIVE LOUISE M. TESMER 2338 East Ohio Avenue Milwaukee 53207
PUBLIC MEMBERS
RUTH BACHMAN JO KOLANDA LETICIA SMITH Eau Claire County District Milwaukee County Victiml Chief Court Administrator Attorney Witness Unit Milwaukee Municipal Court Eau Claire County Courthouse District Attorney's Office 951 North 7th Street . 721 ·Oxford Avenue 821 West State Street Milwaukee 53203 Eau Claire 54703 Milwaukee 53233
CYNTHIA FOKAKIS JERRY LAUDON JUDGE SUSAN R. STEINGASS Dane County Clerk of Circuit Court President, Wisconsin Wildlife Dane County Circuit Court City-County Building, Room 242 Federation Bl'anch No. 8 210 Martin Luther King, Jr., Blvd. 6248 Briarwood Lane City-County Building, Room 316 Madison 53709 Waterford 53185 210 Martin Luther King, Jr., Blvd. Madison 53709 JAMES L. FULLIN LINDA MC INTYRE DAVE STEINGRABER Executive Secretary Dunn County Clerk of Circuit Chief of Police Judicial Council Court, Courthouse P.O. Box 100 25 West Main Street, Room 777 800 Wilson Avenue Henomonee Falls 53051 Madison 53702 . Menomonie 54751
STUDY ASSIGNMENT: The Special Committee is directed to undertake a comprehensive review of the surcharges imposed on individuals convicted of violating civil or criminal statutes, including an examination of: (a) the appropriateness of surcharges as part of the overall system of penalties and offender rehabilitation; (b) the appropriateness of using the surcharges as revenue sources for the programs funded by the surcharges; and (c) the complexities of collecting and accounting for ~urcharges at the state level and at the local level, including the impact on'clerks of court, law enfurcement officers and others. The Committee is directed to report to the Council by December 31, 1988. Established, and Sen. Barbara L. Ulichny and Sen. Gary R. George appointed as Co-Chairpersons, by a May 25, 1988 mail ballot, based on an April 7, 1988 letter from Sen. Ulichny and Sen. George. - 14 MEMBERS: 2 Senators; 3 Representatives; and 9 Public Members. Legislator members appointed by a July 1, 1988 mail ballot. Put-lie Nembers apPl)inted by a July 20, 1988 mail ballot.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: ~ordon A. Anoerson, Senior Staff Attorney; Dan Fernbach, Senior Staff Attorney; and Lisa Struble, Administrative Staff.
-23- SURROGATE PARENTING, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON
OFFICERS Chairperson Vice-Chairperson FRED A. RISSER LOUISE M. TESMER Senator Representative 235 South, State Capitol 2338 East Ohio Avenue Madison 53702 Milwaukee 53207 Secretary J. MAC DAVIS Senator 315 South, State Capitol Madison 53702 SENATOR RODNEY C. MOEN 2119 Dewey Street Whitehall 54773 REPRESENTATIVES ROBERT G. GOETSCH MARLIN D. SCHNEIDER N6584 High Point Road 3820 South Brook Lane Juneau 53039 Wi'sconsin Rapids 54494 SUE ROHAN MAGNUSON CATHY S. ZEUSKE 6100 Queens Way 1015 South Sawyer Monona 53716 Shawano 54166 PUBLIC MEMBERS BARBARA J. BECKER MARY JO SCHIAVONI Attorney Attorney Charne, Glassner, Tehan, Wisconsin Employment Relations Clancy &Taitelman, S.C. Cornnission 211 West Wisconsin Avenue 443 North Baldwin Mi hlaukee 53203 Madison 53703 SISTER CELESTA DAY ROZ SIMON Chi.ef Operating Officer Attorney St. Francis Medical Center Murphy &Desmond, S.C. 700 West Avenue, South P.O. Box 2038 La Cr~sse 54601 Mad i"son 53701-2038
ROBERT J. ~IUBARAK RICHARD L. WITHERS Attorney Director, Public Affairs Carmichael &Mubarak, S.C. Planned Parenthood of P.O. Box 725 Wisconsin, Inc. Tomah 54660-0725 744 North Fourth Milwaukee 53203 SARAH B. O'BRIEN Attorney O'Brien &Reynolds, S.C. 145 West Wilson Street Madison 53703 STUDY ASSIGNMENT: The Special Cornnittee is directed to examine the legal and public policy issues related to surrogate motherhood agreements and their ramifications. The Cornnittee is directed to report to the Council by December 31, 1988. Established, and Sen. Fred A. Risser appointed as Chairperson, by a May 25, 1988 mail ballot, based on Enrolled Joint Resolution 54; an April 8, 1987 letter from Rep. Cathy S. Zeuske; and a May 6, 1988 letter from Rep. John Merkt. 15 MEMBERS: 3 Senators: 5 Representatives: and 7 Public Members. legislator members appointed by a July I, 1988 mail ballot. Public Members appointed by a July 20, 1988 ma il ba llot. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: Ron Sklansky, Senior Staff Attorney: Laura Rose, Staff Attorney; and Wendy Ulrich, Administrative Staff.
-24- TARGETED EDUCATIONAL SERVICES. SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON Chairperson OFFICERS Vice-Chairperson JOSEPH J. CZARNEZKI BARBARA NOTESTEIN Senator Representative 7004 W. Van Beck Avenue Secretary 3459 N. Bremen Milwaukee 53220 Milwaukee 53212 WILFRID TURBA Representative Route 2, Box 106 Elkhardt lake 53020 SENATOR CAROL A. BUETTNER 232 Fulton Avenue Oshkosh 54901 REPRESENTATIVES BEN BRANCEl SUE ROHAN MAGNUSON R.R. I. Box 229 6100 Queens Way Endeavor 53930 Monona 53716 MARCIA P. COGGS SUSAN VERGERONT 2351 North Richards Street 390 Vista View Drive Milwaukee 53212 Cedarburg 53012 MARGARET ANN KRUSICK 6832 West Morgan Avenue Milwaukee 53220 PUBLIC I1EMBERS SANTA M. CONSIGLIO WILLIAM MALLOY Principal, 67th Street Assistant Superintendent .Elementary School Division of Exceptional Education Milwaukee Public Schools Milwaukee Public Schools 9828 W. Tripoli Avenue 5225 W. Vliet Street Milwaukee 53228 Hilwaukee 53201-8210 JANET ENGELKE CYNTHEA ROllO School Social Worker School Psychologist Hartford School District Waukesha Public Schools 1028 East Monroe Avenue 4355 N. 104th Street, #113 Hartford 53027 Milwaukee 53222 SHARON STORMO JANICE. ERETH Member, Fond du lac School Board Manager of Public Affairs 270 Sheboygan Street Family Service of Milwaukee Fond du lac 54935 2819 W. Highl&nd Boulevard P.O. Box 08434 JOEL UNGRODT Milwaukee 53208 Wisconsin Coalition for Advocacy 16 N. Carroll Street NEAL FELlRATH Madison 53703 President, Assn. of Wisconsin School Administrators SANDRA YOUNG R.R. 7, Box 190 Parent Menomonie 54751 3440 South 62nd Street Milwaukee 53219 ·STUDY ASSIGNMENT: The Special Committee is directed to: (a) examine educational services for elementary and high school pupils who are not eligible for exceptional education programs but whose school performance is affected because of mental, physical, emotional or learning disabilities ("grey area" pupils): (b) examine educational services for elementary and high school pupils who are not eligible for programs for children at risk but whose school performance is affected by factors such as mental health problems, alcohol or drug abuse or child abuse and neglect and examine ways to coordinate these educational services with programs offered by human services agencies; and (c) identify any changes that may be needed in current programs and services for these children, including a lower pupil-teacher ratio in the early grades. The Committee is. directed to report to the Council by December 31, 1988. Established, and Sen. Joseph J. Czarnezki appointed as Chairperson, by a May 25, 1988 mail ballot, based on an April 29, 1988 letter from Rep. Barbara Notestein and a May II, 1988 letter from Sen. Joseph J. Czarnezki. 18 MEMBERS: 2 Senators; 7 Representatives: and 9 Public Members. Members .appointed by July I, and July 20, 1988 mail ballots. LEGISLATIVE COUNCrl STAFF: Russ Whitesel, Senior Staff Attorney; Jane Henkel, Senior Staff Attorney; and Kelly Adler, Administrative Staff. -25- UNIFORM ANATotHCAL GIFT ACT, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON
OFFICERS Chairperson Vice-Chairperson JUDY ROaSON FRED A. RISSER Representative Senator 2411 East Ridge Road 235 South, State Capitol Beloit 53511 Madison 53702
Secretary DAVID PROSSER Representative 2904 North Meade Street Appleton 54911
SENATOR BRIAN RUDE 307 Babcock Street Box 367 Coon Valley 54623
REPRESENTATIVES ESTHER K. WALLING THOMAS M• BARRETT 1225 Kluck Street 2845 North 49th Street Neenah 54956 Milwaukee 53210 PETER BOCK 5323 West Vliet Street Milwaukee 53208
STUDY ASSIGNMENT: The ~pecial Committee is directed to revi~w the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act to determine whether modifications should be made in the Act. The Committee is directed to report to the Council by December 31. 1988 • . Established, and Rep. Judy Robson appointed as Chairperson, by a May 25, 1988 mail ballot, based on Legislative Council Staff suggestion. 7 MEMBERS: 2 Senators: and 5 Representatives. Members appointed by July 1 and July 20. 1988 mail ballots. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL STAFF: Shaun Haas, Senior Staff Attorney: Dick Sweet. Senior Staff Attorney: and Wendy Ulrich. Administrative Staff.
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-27- ADMINISTRATIVE RULES, JOINT COMMITTEE FOR REVIEW OF s. 13.56 (I). Stats., Senate Rule 20 (3) (a) and Assembly Rule 9 (6) OFFICERS Co-Chairperson Co-Chairperson JOHN R. PLEWA JOHN M. ANTARAMIAN Senator Representative 5269 South 20th Street 8318-25th Avenue f Mi lwaukee 53221 Kenosha 53140 SENATORS ROBERT COWLES ROBERT JAUCH 1586 Amy Street Route 1, Box 635 Green Bay 54302 Poplar 54864
JOSEPH J. CZARNEZKI RICHARD T. KREUL 7004 West Van Beck Avenue 1955-12th Street Milwaukee 53220 Fennimore 53809 REPRESENTATIVES SPENCER BLACK ROBERT T. WELCH 5727 Dogwood Place Route 1, 24th Road Madison 53705 Redgranite 54970 STAN GRUSZYNSKI CATHY S. ZEUSKE 2272 Stanley Street 132 South Bartlett Street Stevens Point 54481 Shawano 54166
This 10-member Committee consists of 5 Senators and 5 Representatives, appointed as are standing committees, from the majority and minority political parties in each house. Term: At commencement of regular legislative session.
-29- AUDIT, JOINT COMMITTEE ON s. 13.53 (1), Stats., and Assembly Rule 9 (5) OFFICERS Co-Chairperson CO-Chairperson MORDECAI' LEE JOSEPH S. WINEKE Senator Represent(l.tive 2732 North Menomonee River Pky. 115 Edward S~reet Milwaukee 53222 Verona 53593 SENATORS JOSEPH J. CZARNEZKI ALAN LASEE 7004 We~t Van Beck AVenue Route 2 Hi lwaukee 53220 DePere 54115 GARY R. GEORGE JOSEPH LEEAN 3874 North 42nd Street N2257 Butternut Road Milwaukee 53216 Waupaca 54981
REPRESENTATIV~S PETER W. BARCA LOLITA SCHNEIOERS 1520 Sheridan Road NB9 Wi/151 Highland Court Kenosha 53140 Menomonee Falls 53051 MARLIN D. SCHNEIDER DALE SCHULTZ 3820 So~th Brook Lane P.O. Box BA Wisconsin Rapids 54494 Hillpoint 53937
This IO-member Committee consists of 4 Senators (2 from each major politic~l party) nnd 4 Representatives (2 from each major political party), appointed as are standing committees, plus the Co-Chairpersons of the Joint Committee on Finance. Term: At commencement of regular legislative session.
-30- DEBT MANAGEMENT, JOINT SURVEY COMMITTEE ON s. 13.49 (1) and (2), Stats. OFFICERS Co-Chairperson Co-Chairperson FRED A. RISSER MARGARET ANN KRUSICK Senator Representative 235 South, State Capitol 6832 West Morgan Avenue Madison 53702 Milwaukee 53220
SENATORS MARVIN ROSHELL DONALD K. ST ITT Route #6, Box 331A East 158 Northport Drive Chippewa Falls 54729 Port Washington 53074 REPRESENTATIVES LOLITA SCHNEIDERS DAVID TRAVIS NB9 W17151 Highland Court 4229 Mandrake Road Menomonee Falls 53051 Madison 53704 PUBLIC MEMBERS DOROTHY MAC DONALD CONN r E PUKAITE 4061 Guthrie Road t4ayor, City of Mequon Waukesha 53186 11453 North Riverland Road 35W Mequon 53092 KEN MERKEL 3405 North Brookfield Road Brookfield 53005
This 9-member Committee consists of 3 Senators and 3 Representatives (one member of each house shall also be a member of the State Building Commission, one member of each house shall also be a member of the Joint Committee on Finance and the 2 major political parties shall be represented in the membership from each house) and 3 members to be selected by the Governor, at least 2 of whom shall be experienced in public debt management, public finance or municipal bond underwriting. Term: At commencement of regular legislative session.
-31- EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS, JOINT COMMITTEE ON S5. 13.111 (1) and 13.45 (4m). Stats. OFFICERS Co-Chairperson Co-Chairperson FRED A. RISSER TOM LOFTUS Senator Representative 235 South, State Capitol 211 West, State Capitol Madison &3702 Madison 53702 SENATORS SUSAN ENGELEITER JOSEPH STROHL 14925 Santa Maria Drive 603 Main Street, Room 201 Brookfi~ld ~3005 Raci ne 53402 GARY R. GEORGE 3874 North 42nd Street Milwall~ee 53216 REPRESENTATIVES THOMAS HAUKE MARLIN O. SCHNEIDER 1133 South 122nd Street 3820 South Brook Lane West Allis 53214 Wisconsin Rapids 54494 8ETTY JO NELSEN 2640 East N~wton Avenue Shorewood ~3211
This a-member Committee consists of the Senate and Assembly Co-Chairpersons of the Joint Committee on Finance; the Speaker of the Assembly and the President of the Senate; and the Assembl1 and Senate Majority and Minority Leaders. Term: At commencement of regular legislative session.
-32- FINANCE, JOINT COMMITTEE ON ss. 13.09 (1) and 13.45 (4m), Stats., Senate Rule 20 (4) (a) and Assembly Rule 9 (4) OFFICERS Co-Chairperson Co-Chairperson GARY R. GEORGE MARLIN D. SCHNEIDER Senator Representative 3874 North 42nd Street 3820 South Brook Lane Milwaukee 53216 Wisconsin Rapids 54494 SENATORS JOSEPH ANDREA DAVID HELBACH 2405-45th Street 1424 Clark Street Kenosha 53140 Stevens Point 54481 CHARLES J. CHVALA MARVIN ROSHELL 5703 Midmoor Avenue Route #6, Box 331A Madison 53716 Chippewa Falls 54729 JOSEPH J. CZARNEZKI (1) DONALD K. STITT 7004 West Van Beck Avenue East 158 Northport Drive Milwaukee 53220 Port Washington 53074 J.M. DAVIS 315 South, State Capitol Madison 53702 REPRESENTATIVES JEANNETTE BELL MARY E. PANZER 1415 South 60th Street 635 Tamarack Drive West West Allis 53214 West Bend 53095
~lARC IA P. COGGS DAV ID PROSSER 2351 North Richards Street 2904 North Meade Street #3 Mi lwaukee 53215 Appleton 54911 JAMES HOLPERIN DAVID TRAVIS P.O. Box 1256 4229 Mandrake Road Eagle River 54521 Madison 53704 WALTER J. KUNICKI 1550 South 4th Street Mi lwaukee 53204
This I6-member Committee consists of 8 Senators and 8 Representatives, appointed as are standing committees. The members of the Senate Committee on Finance and the Assembly Committee on Finance shall be members of the Joint Committee. Term: At commencement of regular legislative session. (1) Senator J03eph J. Czarnezki replaced Senator John O. Norquist as a member of the Committee. effective February 18, 1988.
-33- JOINT FINANCE COMMITTEE DISCUSSION GROUPS 1987-88 Legislative Session
EDUCATION ANO LABOR PROPERTY TAX RELIEF (PTR) AND LOCAL FINANCE Members: Sen. Helbach & Rep. Travis, Members: Sen. Chvala & Rep. Bell, Leaders Leaders Sens. Davis &-Nt!rqt1tst Sens. Roshell & Stitt Reps. M. Coggs & Panzer Reps. Kunickl & Panzer Agencies: Agencies: Arts Board Community Development Finance Authority Development County AssesSment Aid Educational Communications Board Elementary and Secondary School Aids Higher Educational Aids Board (General and Categorical) Historical Society Farm Property Tax Credit Industry, Labor and Human Relations Federal Revenue Sharing Marquette Dental School Homestead Tax Credit Medical College of WiSconsin Local Finance Minnesota/Wisconsin ReCiprocity (Education) Local Government Organization Public Instruction (Extluding Aids to School Districts) Payments for Municipal Services Regulation and Licensing Property Tax Administration University of Wisconsin System Property Tax Exemptions Veterans Affairs Property Tax Deferral Vocational, Technical and Adult Education Shared Revenue (Excluding Aids to Local Districts) State Property Tax Credits (General Wisconsin Housing und Economic Development Authority Government, School Levy, School Aid) Terminal Tax Distribution Transportation Aids (General, Transit, ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES AND JUSTICE Elderly and Handicapped, Connecting Highways and Left Bridges) Members: Sen. Roshell & Rep. Holperin, Vocational, Technical and Adult Education Aids Leaders Sens. Chvala & Stitt Reps. Bell & Prosser TAX POLICY
~Qencies: Members: Sen. Andrea & Rep. Kunicki, Leaders AgricultUre, Trade & Consumer Protection Sens. Helbach & Stitt Commissioner of Transportation Reps. Prosser & Travis Circuit Courts Council on Criminal Justice Agencies: Court of Appeals Great Lakes Compact Commission Banking Judicial Commission Credit Unions Judicial Council General Fund Taxes Justice Health Maintenance Organizations Minnesota-Wisconsin Boundary Area Commission Insurance Commissioner's Office Natural Resources InVEstment Board Public Defender Investment and Local Impact Fund Sentencing Commission Minnesota-Wisconsin Income Tax Reciprocity State Fair Park Board Miscellaneous Appropriations Supreme Court Public Service Commission Transportation (Excluding Aids for General Revenue Transportation, Transit, Elderly & Handicapped, Revenue Estimates Connecting Highways and Lift Bridges) Savings and Loan Wisconsin ConserVation Corps Secretary of State Securit ies State Operating Notes HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES State Cash Flow State Treasurer Members: SeA_/.Io.r~S-t;..& Rep. M. Coggs, Tax Appeals Commission Leaders Unemployment Compensation Sens. Andrea & Davis Reps. Holperin & Prosser STATE OPERATIONS Agencies: ~: Sen. George & Rep. Schneider, Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Board Leaders Board on Aging and Long-Term Care All members of the Committee are Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Board Invited to serve on this group. Health Facilities Authority Health and Social Services Agencies: Hospital Rate Setting Commission Administration (Excluding Tax Appeals Commission) Building Commission Electioc;': Board Employe Trust Fuhds Employment Relations Employment Relations Commission Ethics Board Governor Legislature Lt. Governor Military Affairs Miscellaneous Provisions Pay Plan and Fringe Benefits Personnel Board Personnel Commission Program Supplements -34- Retirement Plans State Bonding and Debt Service LEGISLATIVE ORGANIZATION, JOINT COMMITTEE ON s. 13.80 (2), Stats., and Joint Rule 23 ----OFFICERS Co-Chairperson Co-Chairperson FRED A. RISSER TOM LOFTUS Senator Representative 235 South, State Capitol 211 West, State Capitol r Madison 53702 Mad i son 53702. SENATORS MICHAEL ELLIS JOSEPH STROHL 101 West Canal Street 2710 LaSalle Street Neenah 54956 Racine 53402 SUSAN ENGELEITER JEROME VAN SISTINE (1) 14925 Santa Maria Drive 684 Lida Lane Brookfield 53005 Green Bay 54304 REPRESENTA TI VES THOMAS HAUKE BETTY JO NELSEN 1133 South 122nd Street 2640 East Newton Avenue West Allis 53214 Shorewood 53211 JOHN D. MEDINGER JOSEPH E. TREGONING 1809 South 16th Street Oates Street La Crosse 54601 Shullsburg 53586
This 10-member Committee consists of the Speaker of the Assembly and the President of the Senate; the Majority and Minority Leaders of each house; and the Assistant Majority and Minority Leaders of each house. Term: At commencement of regular legislative session. (1) Senator Jerome Van Sistine replaced Senator John O. Norquist as Senate Assistant Majority Leader on March 16, 1988.
-35- LEGISLATIVE ORGANIZATION, JOINT COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATIVE SERVICES, SUBCOMMITTEE ON OFFICERS Chairperson Vice-Chairperson DON SCHNEIDER ORLAN PRESn:;,\RD Senate Chief Clerk Revisor of Statutes Bureau 131 South, State Capitol 30 W. Mifflin, Suite 904 Madison 53702 Madison 53702 MEMBERS DALE CATTANACH TOM MELVIN Legislative Audit Bureau Assembly Chief Clerk 131 West Wilson B West, State Capitol Madison 53702 Madison 53702 DANIEL FIELDS BONNIE REESE Senate' Sergeant at Arms Legislative Council 204 South, State Capitol 147 North, State Capitol Madison 53702 Madison 53702 ROBERT JOHNSTON DR. H. RUPERT THEOBALD Assemb ly Sergeant at Art ''> Legislative Reference Bureau 108 North, State Capitol 201 North, State Capitol Madison 53702 Madison 53702 BOB LANG Legislative Fiscal Bureau 107 .South, State Capitol Madison 53702 AGENCY REPRESENTATIVES (NONVOTI NG) PHI.L KOENIG HERMAN PEARSON Data Processing Text Processing Staff One West Wilson, Room B140 One West Wilson, Room B370 Madison 53702 Madison 53702 CAROL LECKIE WrSCOMP One West Wilson, Room B345 Mad 1son 53702
This 12-member Subcommittee, 3 of whom are nonvoting, was established at the July 5, 1979 meeting of the Joint Committee on Legislative Organization to advise JCLO on text processing matters and to present recommendations and alternatives on all matters referred to the Subcommittee by JCLO.
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MINNESOTA-WISCONSIN BOUNDARY AREA COMMISSION, LEGISLATIVE ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO ss. 14.82 (1) and 13.45 (4m), Stats. OFFICERS CO-Chairperson CO-Chairperson RODNEY C. r~OEN RICHARD SHOEMAKER f Senator Representative 2119 Dewey Street 2B05 Crestview Whitehall 54773 Menomonie 54751
SENATORS JAMES E. HARSDORF BRIAN RUDE Route 1 307 Babcock Street Beldenville 54003 Coon Valley 54623 ROBERT JAUCH Route 1, Box 635 Poplar 54864 REPRESENTATIVES WI LLIAM BERNDT JOHN D. MEDINGER Route 1, Box 301 1809 South 16th Street River Falls 54022 La Crosse 54601 FRANK BOYLE DAVID PAULSON Route 1, Box 175 Route 4, Box 75 Superior 54880 Amery 54001 BARBARA GRONEMUS 1634 West Street Wh iteha 11 54773
This 10-member Legislative Advisory Committee consists of 4 Senators and 6 Representatives, appointed as are standing committees, to assist the Commission in the execution of its functions. Term: At commencement of regular legislative session.
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RETIREMENT R£SEARCH COMMITTEE ss. 13.51 (2) and 13.45 (4m). Stats. OFFICERS Co-Chairperson Co-Chairperson JOSEPH ANDREA* JOHN A. VOLK* Senator Representative 2405-45th Street R.R. 1 Kenosha 53140 Wabeno 54566 Secretary WARRE~ M. SCHMIDT* Department of Justice 123 West Washington Avenue Madison 53702 SENATORS ROBERT JAUCH* BARBARA LORMAN* Route I, Box 635 1245 Janette Street Popla,' 54864 Fort Atkinson 53538 REPRESENTATIVES LEO HAMILTDN* ESTHER WALLING* 1008 West Spruce Street 1225 Kluck Street Chippewa falls 54729 Neenah 54956 GROUP REPRESENTATIVES CONSTANCE BECK WILLIAM KIENZLE (Secretary, Department of [Teacher - Nilwaukee City) Employment Relations) 7306 Devonshire Avenue H7 East Wilson Street Greendale 53129 Madison 53702 ELAINE BOSTONE MAYOR RICHARD SCHNEIDER [State or Local Employe [Chief Executive or Local (except teacher) I Governing Board Memberl E2696 Bag I s Hi 11 Road 2230 North 9th Street Waupaca 54981 Sheboygan 53083 GARY I. GATES* KENNETH STELZ IG (Secretary. Oepartment of (Teacher (except State or Employee Trust funds] Milwaukee City)] 201 East I~ashington Avenue 5400 Sindelar Drive Madison 53702 Eau Claire 54701 DAVID HEINECK* [Office of the Commissioner of Insurance I 123 West Washington Avenue Madison 53702 PUBU r MEMBERS CLARENCE BLESER DOHALD SMART USA Financial Services 4006 Cherokee Drive P.O. Box 557 Mad i son 53711 Shawano 54166 LEON KENO/ILL * GEORGE WILCOX 7125 N. Barnett Lane P.O. Box 434 Milwaukee 53217 Wautoma 54982
This l8-member Committee consists of the 10 members of the Joint Survey Committee on Retirement Systems; the Secretary of Employment Relations or designee; a representative of state employes or nonteaching local government employes; a licensed or certified teacher not employed by the state or City of Milwaukee: ali censed or certi fi ed teacher emp loyed by the City of Milwaukee; 3 public members who represent the interests of taxpayers and not public employe or employer interests; and d chief executive or member of a local governing body participating in the Wisconsin retirement system under ch. 40. Stats. Unless ex officio. al1 members are appointed by the Governor. Term: 4 years, beginning July 1. for each of the Governor's 7 appOintees; the term of membership on the Joint Survey Committee on Retirement Systems for these 10 members; and no specific term is provided by statute for the Secretary of the Department of Employment Relations.
*Members of the Joint Survey Committee'on ~etirement Systems. RETIREMENT SYSTEMS, JOINT SURVEY COMMITTEE ON s. 13.50 (1) and (lm), Stats. OFFICERS Co-Chairperson Co-Chairperson ROBERT JAUCH JOHN A. VOLK Senator Representative Route 1, Box 635 R.R. 1 Poplar 54B64 Wabeno 54566 Secretary WARREN M. SCHMIDT Assistant Attorney General Department of Justice 123 West Washington Avenue Madison 53702 SENATORS JOSEPH ANDREA BARBARA LORMAN 2405-45th Street 1245 Janette Street Kenosha 53140 Fort Atkinson 53538 REPRESENTATIVES LEO HAMILTON ESTHER K. WALLING 100B West Spruce Street 1225 Kluck Street Chippewa Falls 54729 Neenah 54956 PUBLIC MEMBER LEON KENDALL 7125 North Barnett Lane Mi lwaukee 53217 PUBLIC OFFICIALS GARY I. GATES DAVID HEINECK Secretary Office of the Commissioner Dept. of Employee Trust Funds of Insurance 201 East Washington Avenue 123 West Washington Avenue Madison 53702 Madison 53702
This 10-member Committee consists of 2 majority party Senators, 1 minority party Senator, 2 majority party Representatives and 1 minority party Representative, all aPPointed as are standing committees; an assistant attorney general, appointed by the Attorney General; the Commissioner of Insurance or an experienced actuary in the Commissioner's office deSignated by him or her; the Secretary of Employe Trust Funds; and a member of the public selected by the Governor, who is not a participant in any public retirement system in Wisconsin. Term: 4 years for each Legislator and the Attorney General's and Governor's appointees; no specific term for the Commissioner of Insurance or his or her deSignee or the Secretary of Employe Trust Funds.
-39- STATE BUILDiNG COMMISSION
s. 1:3.48 (2) (a) j Stats. OFFICERS Cha i t"person TOM~IY G. THOMPSON Governor 115 East; State Capitol Madison 53702 '\ " Secretary JERALO~. SLACK Nonvoting Agency Representative Designee OF Secretary of DOA Department of Administration 101 Sbuth Wetisterj Sth Floor Madisdn 53702 SENATORS FRED A. RiSSER JEROME VAN SISTINt 235 SoutH. State Capitol 684 Lida Lane Madison 53702 Green Bay 54304 BRiAN RUDE 301 Babcock Coon Vailey 54623 REPRESENTATIVES LOLITA SCHNEIDERS LOUISE M. TESMER N89 W171S1 Highland Court 2338 East Ohio Street Menomonee Falls 53051 Milwaukee 53207 RICHARD SHOEMAKER 2805 Crestview Menomonie 54751 PUBLIC MEMBER BRYCE STYZA 6395 North Hlghway 83 Hartland 53029 AGENCY REPRESENTATIVES (Nonvoting Advisory Members)
ROBERT BRANDHERr~ GERALD GERMAHSON Head of Engineering Ranking Architect Department of Administration Department of Administration 101 South Webster, 8th Floor 101 South Webster, 8th Floor Madison 53702 Madison 53702
this ii-member Commission consists of 9 voting members, including the Governor who ~hal1 s!rve as Chairperson; 3 Senators and 3 R~presentatives. a~~ointed as are standing committees, with both parties represented in each house (1 of the legislative members from each house shall be a member of the State Supported Programs Study and Advisory Committee); and 1 public member appointed by the Governor. The head of the engineering Funct °lon andtl1e rank; rig arch iteet in the Department of Admi n i strati on and tne Secretary of the Depaortment Of Admi ni strat; on are t;ot;vot i ng agency advisorY members. Term: LegiSlators at commencement of regular legBlative session; Public Member at pleasure of Governor.
-40- STATE BUILDING COMIHSSION ADMINISTRATION AND HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, SUBCOMMITTEE ON CHAIRPERSON FRED A. RISSER Senator 235 South, State Capitol ~ladi son 53702 REPRESENTATIVES LOLITA SCHNEIDERS LOUISE M. TESMER N89 W17151 Highland Court 2338 East Ohio Street Menomonee Falls 53051 Milwaukee 53207 PUBLIC MEMBER BRYCE STYZA 5395 North Highway 83 Hartl and 53029
This 4-member Subcommittee reviews and makes recommendations to the 8uilding Commission regarding Administration, Health and Social Services and Transportation requests for building projects.
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GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS, SUBCOMMITTEE ON CHAIRPERSON BRIAN RUDE Senator 307 Babcock Coon Valley 54523 REPRESENTATIVES LOLITA SCHNEIDERS LOUISE M. TESMER N89 W17151 Highland Court 2338 East Ohio Street Menomonee Falls 53051 Mi lwaukee 53207 PUBLIC MEMBER BRYCE STYZA 5395 North Highway 83 Hartland 53029
This 4-member Subcommittee reviews and makes recommendations to the Building Commission regarding Agriculture, Educational Communications Board Historical Society. Industry. Labor and Human Rt~lations, Military Affai;s, Natural Resources, Public Instruction and Veterans Affairs requests for building projects.
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HIGHER EDUCATION, SUBCOMMITTEE ON CHAIRPERSON RICHARD SHOEMAKER Representative 2805 Crestview Menomonie 54751 SENATORS BRIAN RUDE JEROME VAN SISTINE 307 Babcock 584 Lida Lane Coon Valley 54523 Green Bay 54304 PUBLIC MEMBER BRYCE STYZA 5395 North Highway 83 Hartland 53029
This 4-member Subcommittee reviews and makes recommendations to the Building Commission regarding University of Wisconsin System req~ests for building projects.
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STATE CAPITOL AND EXECUTIVE RESIDENCE BOARD ss. 15.105 (5) and 16.83, Stats. OFFICERS Chairperson Co-Chairperson LOLITA SCHNEIDERS FRED A. RISSER Representative Senator N89 W17151 Highland Court 235 South, State Capitol Menomonee Falls 53051 Madison 53702 Vice-Chairperson EUGENE POTENTE Public Member Interior Designer 914-60th Street Kenosha 53140 Staff Secretary (Non-Voting) NEAL STEINHOFF Department of Administration 101 South Webster, 6th Floor Madison 537L2
ALAN LASEE BARBARA L. ULICHNY Route 2 3063 North Murray DePere 54115 Mi lwaukee 53211 REPRESENTATIVES DAVID CLARENBACH JOHN D. MEDINGER 454 Sidney Street 1809 South 16th Street Madison 53703 La Crosse 54601
PUBLIC ~lEMBERS PATRICIA A. FROST SHIRLEY PREUSS Architect Citizen Member 3966 North Prospect Avenue 302 Riverview Drive Shorewood 53211 Elroy 53929
ROBERT B. GRAVES ~lARILYNN SCHALL Landscape Architect Interior Designer Route #3 2245 North Lake Drive Spring Green 53588 Mi lwaukee 53202
ROBERT E. LEWCOCK WALTER L. WILSON Interior Designer Architect 7707 West Harwood Avenue 7211 West Wabash Avenue Milwaukee 53213 Mi lwaukee 53223 PUBLIC OFFICIALS JAMES R. KLAUSER H. NICHOLAS MULLER, III Secretary Director Department of Administration State Historical Society 101 South Webster, 7th Floor 816 State Street Madison 53702 Madison 53702 -OR- GERALD WH nSURN JERALD D. SLACK Deputy Secretary Administrator, Division of Department of Administration State Facilities Management 101 South Webster, 7th Floor Department of Administration Mad i son 53.702 101 South Webster, 8th Floor Madison 53702 This 16-member Board consists of the Secretary of the Department of Administration or his or her designee; the Director of the State Historical Society; an architect or engineer employed by the Department of Administration appOinted by the Secretary of Administration; 3 Senators and 3 Representatives, appOinted as are standing committees; and 7 Public Members appointed for staggered 6-year terms by the Governor, of whom 2 shall be architects licensed in the state, 1 shall be a landscape architect and 3 shall be interior designers.
-42- STATE CAPITOL AND EXECUTIVE RESIDENCE BOARD SUBCOMMITTEE ON CAPITOL ART WORK OFFICERS Chairperson Co-Chairperson DAVID CLARENBACH MARILYNN SCHALL Representative Public Member 454 Sidney Street Interior Designer ( Madison 53703 2245 North Lake Drive Mi lwaukee 53202
PUBLIC MEMBERS PATRICIA A. FROST WALTER L. WILSON Architect Architect 3966 North Prospect Avenue 7211 West Wabash Avenue Shorewood 53211 Milwaukee 53223 ROBERT E. LEWCOCK Interior Design~r 7707 West Harwood Avenue Milwaukee 53213 PUBLIC OFFICIALS H. NICHOLAS MULLER, III NEAL STEINHOFF Director Staff Secretary State Historical Society 101 South Webster, 6th Floor 816 State Street Madison 53702 Madison 53702
This 7-member Subcommittee was appointed at the December 10, 1987 SCERB meeting and was directed to set priorities for the restoration of the art work in the Capitol and to develop recommendations for consideration by the SCERS on how the restoration should be arcomplished.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON CAPITOL BUILDING OFFICER Chairperson FRED A. RISSER Senator 235 South, StQte Capitol Madison 53702
REPRESENTATIVE PUBLIC OFFICIAL LOLITA SCHNE IDERS GERALD WH ITBURN N89 Wi7l5l Highland Court Deputy Secretary Menomonee Falls 53051 Department of Administration 101 South Webster, 7th Floor Madison 53702
This, 3-member Su~committee was appointed at the December 10, 1987 SCERB meetlng ,and was dlrected to review the status of the renovation, repair, restoratl0n and remodeling of the Capitol and to make recommendations for any necessary action which should be taken by the SCERB.
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON CAPITOL GROUNDS OfFICER Chairperson ALAN LASH Senator ) ~oute 2 OePere 54115
PUBLIC MEMBER PUBLIC OffICIAL ROBERT B. GRAVES NEAL STEINHOFF Landscape Architect Staff Secretary Route #3 101 South Webster, 6th Floor Spring Green 53588 Madison 53702
This 3-member Subcommittee was appointed at the December 10, 1987 SCERB meeting and ~Ias directed to review relevant projects affecting the Capitol grounds and to ~ake recommendations for any necessary action which should be taken by the SCERB.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON EXECUTIVE RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS OFFICER Chairperson BARBARA L. ULICHNY Senator 3063 North Murray Milwaukee 53211
PUBLIC MEMBERS ROBERT E. LEWCOCK MARL lYNN SCH.All Interior Designer Interior Designer 7707 West Harwood Avenue 2245 North Lake Drive Milwaukee 53213 Hi lwaukee 53202 SHIRLEY PREUSS Cit i zen Menlber 302 Riverview Drive El roy 53929 PUBLIC OFFICIAL GERALD WHlTBURN Deputy Secretary Department of Administration 101 South Webster, 7th Floor Madison 53702
This 5-member Subcommittee was appointed at the December 10, 1987 SCERB meeting and was directed to review the status of the renovation, repair and remodeling of the Executive Residence and to make recommendations for any necessary action which should be taken by SCERB.
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SUBCOMMITTEE ON STANDARDS AND CRITERIA OFFICER Chairperson LOLITA SCHNEIDERS Representative N89 W17151 Highland Court Menomonee Falls 53051
REPRESENTATIVE SENATOR JOHN D. MEDINGER FRED A. RISSER 1809 South 16th Street 235 South, State Capitol La Crosse 54601 Mad i son 53702
PUBLIC MEMBER EUGENE POTENTE Interior Designer 914-60th Street Kenosha 53140 PUBLIC OFFICIALS
H. NICHOL~S MULLER, III JERALD D. SLACK Director Administrator, Division of State Historical Society State Facilities Management B16 State Street Department of Administration Madison 53702 101 South Webster, 8th Floor Madi son 53702
This 6-member Subcommittee was appointed at the December 10, 1987 SCERB meeting and was directed to review standards and criteria for repairs, replacements and additions to the Capitol Building and Executive Residence to ensure "the architectural and decorative integrity of the buildings, fixtures, decorative items, furnishings and grounds" of these structures and to make recommendations for any necessary action which should be taken by the SCERB.
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S5. 13.47 (intro.) and 13.45 (4m), Stats. OFFICERS Co-Chairperson Co-Chalrperson JEROME VAN SISTINE CLETUS J. VANDERPERREN Senator Representative 684 Lida Lane Route 16 Green Bay 54304 Green Bay 54303 SENATORS DAVID HELBACH ALAN LASEE 1424 Clark Street Route 2 stevens Point 54481 OePere 54115 RICHARD T. KREUL JOHN R. PLEWA I955-12th Street 5269 South 20th Street Fennimore 53809 Milwaukee 53221 REPRESENTATIVES ROBERT G. GOETSCH LOUISE M. TESMER Route 1, Box 174 2338 East Ohio Street Juneau 53039 Milwaukee 53207 E. JAMES LADWIG DAVID TRAVIS 4616 Marcia Drive 4229 Mandrake Road Racine 53405 Madison 53704 LARY J. SWOBODA Route 1, Box 268 Luxemburg 54217
This II-member Committee consists of 5 Senators and 6 Representatives, appointed as are standing committees, with both major political parties represented in each house. Term: At commencement of regular legislative session.
-46- TAX EXEMPTIONS, JOINT SURVEY COMMITTEE ON s. 13.52 (1) and (1m), Stats. OFFICERS Co-Chairoerson Co-Chairperson WILLIAM P. TE WINKLE SHIRLEY KRUG Senator Representative 4165 South 14th Street 6105 West Hope Avenue Sheboygan 53081 Milwaukee 53216 SENATORS DAVID HELBACH JOSEPH LEEAN 1424 Clark Street N2267 Butternut Road Stevens Point 54481 Waupaca 54981
REPRESENTA T1 VES JOHN MERKT JEFFREY NEUBAUER 10501 North O'Connell Lane lll-llth Street Mequon 53092 Rac i ne 53403 PUBLIC MEMBER ESTHER LUCKHARDT 211 North Hubbard Street Horicon 53032 PU8LIC OFFICIALS MARK BUGHER ALAN LEE Department of Revenue Department of Justice 125 South Webster 123 West Washington Avenue Madison 53702 Madison 53702
This 9-member Joint Committee includes 2 members of the majority party and one member of the minority party in the Senate and 2 members of the Qajority party and one member of the minority party in the Assembly, appointed as are standing committees; and 3 Public Members, including a representative of the Department of Justice (selected by the Attorney General), the Secretary of Revenue (or his or her designee) and a member of the public appointed by the Governor. Term: January IS, odd-numbered years.
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OFFICERS Chairperson Vice-Chairperson TOMMY G. THOMPSON CLETUS VANDERPERREN Governor Representative 115 East, State Capitol Route 16 Madisoh 53702 Green Bay 54303 SENATORS JOSEPH ANDREA BARBARA LORMAN 2405-45th Street 1245 Janette Street Kenosha 53140 Fort Atkinson 53538 LLOYD H. KINCAID MARVIN ROSHELL 110 North Crandon Avenue 5722 Stewart Avenue Crandon 54520 Chippewa Falls 54729 ALAN LASEE Route 2 DePere 54115 REPRESENTATIVES VERNON HOLSCHBACH HERON VAN GORDEN 1313 South 11th Street 7 Huron Street Manitowoc 54220 Neilsville 54456 JOSEPH E. TREGONING JOSEPH S. WINEKE Oates Street 115 Edward Street Shullsburg 53586 Verona 53593 PUBU C MEMBERS C. DAVID BUGilER FRANK J. PELISEK 1021 Regis Court 250 East Wisconsin Avenue Eau Claire 54701 Milwaukee 53202 ERVIN W. CONRAdT Route 2 Shiocton 54170 AGENCY REPRESENTATIVE (NON-VOTING) RONALD R. FIEDLER Secretary Department of Transportation 4802 Sheboygan Avenue. Room 120B Madison 53702
This 15"member Commission consists of the Governor who shall serve as Chairperson; 3 citizen members appointed by the Governor; and 5 Senators and 5 Representatives. appointed as are standing committees (3 from the majority party and 2 from the minority party in each house). The Secretary of Transportation is a nonvoting member.
Term: Legislators at commencement of regular legislative ~ession; Public Members at pleasure of Governor.
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UNIFORM STATE LAWS, COWlISSION ON s. 13.55 (1), Stats. OFFICERS Chairperson Vice-Chairperson WILLIAM G. CALLOW DAV IO PROSSER Public Member Representative Supreme Court Justice 2904 North Meade Street ( 231 East, state Capitol App 1e ton 54911 Madison 53702 Secretary ORLAN L. PRESTEGARD Legislative Service Agency Representative Revisor of Statutes Bureau 30 West Mifflin, Suite 702 Madison 53702 SENATORS J.M. DAVIS GARY R. GEJRr:. 916 Maitland Drive 3874 North :nd Street Waukesha 53186 Milwaukee 53216 REPRESENTATIVE THOMAS M. BARRETT 2845 North 49th Street Milwaukee 53210
LEGISLATIVE SERVICE AGENCY REPRESENTATIVES PETER J. DYKMAN SHAUN P. HAAS Director, Legal Services Section Senior Staff Attorney Legislative Reference Bureau Legislative Council 201 North, State Capitol 147 North, State Capitol Madison 53702 Madison 53702
PUBLIC r~EMBER LAWRENCE BUGGE (1) P.O. Box 1497 Madison 53701
This 9-member Commission consists of 2 Senators and 2 Representatives from the 2 major political parties, appointed as are members of standing committees for 2-year terms; the Executive Secretary of the Legislative Councilor designee; the Chief of the Legislative Reference Bureau or designee; the Revisor of Statutes; and 2 Public Members appointed by the Governor for 4-year terms. Term: Legislators and Governor's appointees on May 1 of odd-numbered year. (1) Term expires May 1, 1989.
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