[HISTORY: Adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Genesee 2-8-1982. Amendments
noted where applicable.]
The Town of Genesee shall provide emergency and nonemergency
ambulance and other conveyance vehicles and personnel for the benefit
of all persons who request said service while within the boundaries
of the Town of Genesee. The Town shall provide said service by contract
with the Village of North Prairie and the Village of Wales or other
contracting persons, corporations or entities, public or private,
with which the Town Board deems best to contract.
Any person or persons utilizing said conveyance service, whether
emergency or otherwise, shall thereupon become responsible to the
Town of Genesee for the expense incurred by the Town in providing
said service. The actual fee charged by the Town to the person or
persons utilizing the conveyance service shall be established by the
Town Board by resolution in December of each year for the following
year.
The Villages of North Prairie and Wales, or any other contracting
agency, shall report all conveyances performed in the Town of Genesee
for which the Town shall be charged to the Town Clerk within 30 days
after said conveyance on a form titled "Report of Ambulance Conveyance"
provided by the Town.
A.Â
The Town Clerk shall, upon receipt of the ambulance/conveyance report
from the party performing the conveyance, prepare and forward to the
person utilizing the service a statement for said fees giving 30 days
for payment thereof. At the expiration of 60 days from billing, if
said fees remain unpaid, the Town Clerk shall proceed as follows:
(1)Â
If
the party utilizing said conveyance service is a real estate owner
in the Town of Genesee, then the unpaid charge shall be placed upon
the real estate tax roll as a special charge under § 66.0627,
Wis. Stats., with the following legend: "Ambulance run (date)."
(2)Â
If
the person utilizing said conveyance service is not an owner of real
estate located in the Town of Genesee and the bill remains unpaid,
the Town Clerk shall, from time to time, collect said unpaid bills
and present them to the Town Board for referral to the Town Attorney
or other collection agency.
B.Â
Any statements remaining unpaid after said 30 days shall bear interest
at the rate of 15% per annum and said statement shall so advise the
debtor.