2 new bills would apply state surplus to schools and property taxes, let communities require top leaders to live locally

JANESVILLE — Rock County-area legislators were involved this past week in introducing bills that would use a state surplus to lower property taxes and fund schools, and would allow local governments to require their highest-level appointed leaders to live in the community.

Residency requirement for appointed leaders

A bill introduced on March 16 by state Sen. Mark Spreitzer (D-Beloit) and state Rep. Clinton Anderson (D-Beloit), LRB-6353, would allow local governments to require their highest-level appointed leaders to live the community they serve…

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