MADISON, WI (WSAU-Wisconsin Radio Network) -- A public hearing has been scheduled at the Capitol this week, on a tax break bill for paper maker Kimberly-Clark.
The legislature’s Joint Finance Committee will hold the hearing on Wednesday, although state Senate Democrats don’t appear to have the votes needed to pass the $100 million package. That would require some Democrats to vote for it, which appears unlikely. The state Assembly passed the measure earlier this year.
Kimberly-Clark has said without the tax breaks, the Cold Spring plant in Fox Crossing will close. About 500 people work there. State Senator Jon Erpenbach, a Dane County Democrat, said last week that he didn’t think Senate Democrats would vote for the bill.
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