Wisconsin Code § 18.53

Purposes of revenue obligations and amounts
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(1) The commission may authorize money to be borrowed and
evidences of revenue obligation to be issued therefor in an
amount sufficient to fund or refund, as provided in s. 18.60, the
whole or any part of:
(a) Any revenue obligation issued under this subchapter.
(b) Any public debt or indebtedness described in s. 18.04.
(2) The commission may authorize money to be borrowed
and evidences of revenue obligation to be issued therefor, in an
amount sufficient, as provided in s. 18.59:
(a) To anticipate the sale of revenue-obligation bonds.
(b) To renew the whole or any part of any revenue-bond anticipation notes then outstanding.
(3) The commission shall authorize money to be borrowed
and evidences of revenue obligation to be issued. The requirements for funds shall be established by the state department or
agency head carrying out program responsibilities for which the
revenue obligations have been authorized by the legislature, but
shall not exceed the following:
(a) In the case of enterprise obligations, the amounts specified
by the legislature to purchase, acquire, lease, construct, extend,
expand, add to, improve, conduct, control, operate or manage
such revenue-producing enterprises or programs as are specified
by the legislature.
(b) In the case of special fund obligations, the amount specified by the legislature for such expenditures to be paid from special fund obligations.
(4) Unless otherwise provided in laws applicable to the issuance of a specific revenue obligation, in addition to the requirements established under sub. (3), the commission shall establish
the amounts required for ancillary payments and establishment of
reserves relating to the revenue obligations.

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