Wisconsin § 25.295 - Heritage state parks and forests trust fund.
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§ 25.295. Heritage state parks and forests trust fund.
25.295(1) (1) There is established a separate nonlapsible trust fund designated as the heritage state parks and forests trust fund, to consist of: 25.295(1)(a) (a) All gifts, grants or bequests or other contributions made to the heritage state parks and forests trust fund. The department of natural resources may convert any noncash gift, grant, bequest or other contribution into cash. 25.295(1)(b) (b) Notwithstanding s. 23.15 (4) , all moneys received by the department of natural resources from utility easements on property located in the state park system, a southern state forest, as defined in s. 27.016 (1) (c) , or a state recreation area under ss. 23.09 (10) , 27.01 (2) (g) and 28.02 (5) . 25.295 History History: 1995 a. 27 .
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