CITIES, TOWNS, AND VILLAGES

Missouri House of Representatives
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CITIES, TOWNS, AND VILLAGES
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: Allows Sunday liquor sales by the drink at establishments within an international airport.

: Provides for taxation for fire protection districts in all cities with a municipal fire department.

: Allows government bodies to hold closed meetings when discussing protection of water supply systems.

: Provides for impeachment of municipal elected officials.

: Protects certain information furnished by a municipal utility to the Public Service Commission.

: Establishes Policemen & Sheriff's Deputies Trust Fund and sets minimum salary of $20,000.

: Provides for disposition of certain property acquired by the public for airport purposes.

: Repeals section 149.192 relating to preemption of tobacco taxation.

: Repeals section 250.140 relating to sewage service.

: Establishes procedures for appointing the circuit clerk of St. Louis City.

: Provides for reimbursement of fire protection district indebtedness by a city that annexes a portion of the district.

: Allows Jefferson County to enact ordinances relating to abatement and removal of a nuisance.

: Requires the Bureau of Cancer Control in the Department of Health and Senior Services to provide educational material and information on prostate cancer screenings and testing.

: Prohibits release of names of law enforcement officers in incident reports.

: Reallocates admission fees for gambling boats paid to municipal and county governments.

: Establishes procedures for appointing boards of directors in community improvement districts.

: Extends commercial zone on south side of Kansas City to Harrisonville along highways 71 and 291.

: Permits municipalities to establish a Historic Preservation Revolving Fund.

: Allows the Missouri Emergency Response Commission to designate a local emergency planning district in St. Joseph.

: Provides additional funding for transportation purposes.

: Preempts the regulation of firearms.

: Excludes tax for indebtedness from revenue calculations to determine city reimbursements to fire protection districts.

: Changes election laws and requirements.

: Allows state employees on military leave to continue to receive full salary while on leave.

: Allows armored car crew members who have valid permit or license from any political subdivision in this state to carry concealed firearms anywhere in the state so long as within scope of employment.

: Changes public water supply district laws.

: Requires approval of any project for industrical development by governing body of municipality in which project is located.

: Changes board of aldermen to city council in cities of the fourth classification.

: Requires the assessor of the City of St. Louis to be elected.

: Creates the Urban Conservation Commission.

: Modifies various provisions regarding water resources.

: Raises municipal court costs from $12 to $25.

: Prohibits political subdivisions from suing firearms manufacturers for damages, abatement, or injunctive relief resulting from the design, manufacture, marketing or sale of firearms or ammunition.

: Changes requirements for local government bodies who contract for joint utility commissions.

: Establishes the "Urban Flight Scholarship Program".

: Establishes condemnation proceedings for towns or villages.

: Repeals section 250.140 relating to sewage service.

: Modifies investment powers of local governments and the State Treasurer.

: Permits cities, villages, and certain counties to enact ordinances regarding removal or abatement of nuisances.

: Imposes the compelling state interest test on any governmental restriction on the free exercise of religion.

: Requires Department of Natural Resources to give preference to applications by municipalities for grants for the purpose of aiding recycling efforts.

: Revises the amount of excess revenues generated by fines for moving traffic violations that municipalities must send to the Department of Revenue.

: Changes reporting due dates of town and village financial reports.

: Revises the law on joint municipal utility projects.

: Prohibits residency requirements for peace officers statewide.

: Allows certain cities to remove weeds or trash on property.

: Enacts the Missouri Downtown Economic Stimulus Act.

: Limits percentages of local sales taxes that may be imposed.

: Authorizes a transient guest tax in certain cities.

: Delineates neighborhood groups, community groups, and local social services agencies rights at sentencing hearings for controlled substances offenders.

: Enacts the Uniform Planned Community Act.

: Designates enterprise zones in certain counties and cities.

: Allows directors of industrial development corporations in certain municipalities to live outside the municipality.

: Makes various revisions relating to collection of vehicle-related fees and fines.

: Authorizes any county, city, or village to designate memorial highways for law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty.

: Creates additional guidelines for industrial development projects and urban redevelopment corporations.

: Changes requirements for local government bodies who contract for water and sewer services.

: Allows single unit residential property owners, possessors or managers to tow a vehicle after notifying law enforcement without waiting.

: Provides guidelines for elevator safety and inspection.

: Establishes a police chief and officer retirement fund for police outside Kansas City and St. Louis.

: Allows city or county governing bodies to restrict or prohibit any keno game within their jurisdiction upon a majority vote of such governing body.

: Requires a city's approval before a fire protection district may impose fees within such city.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to allow joint municipal utility commissions to develop utility projects with cities, electric cooperatives, and public utilities without additional regulation.

: Authorizes removal of property from the Springfield Community Improvement District.

: Authorizes Festus to impose a hotel-motel sales tax for promotion of tourism.

: Limits increases in assessed valuation of real property and modifies reassessment procedures.

: Revises the Sunshine Law.

: Gives the power of eminent domain to towns and villages.

: Limits increases in assessed valuation of real property and modifies reassessment procedures.

: Limits increases in assessed valuation of real property and modifies reassessment procedures.

: Creates a grant program for employees who purchase homes in areas of economic decline near where they work.

: Exempts certain leased personal property from taxation.

: Exempts food local sales tax and reduces federal income tax deduction, subject to referendum.

: Allows municipalities in certain counties to use condemnation in order to construct or acquire natural gas service.

: A percentage of insurance premium taxes shall fund various fire protection programs.

: Limits increases in assessed valuation of real property and modifies reassessment procedures.

: Prohibits reassessment of previously assessed real property and improvements until a transfer of ownership occurs.

: Creates a home builders licensure board to license and regulate residential home builders.

: Requires municipalities to provide additional notice about industrial development projects.

: Exempts displays of the U.S. flag from statutes and ordinances.

: Authorizes all political subdivisions in this state to create geographic information systems.

: Expands provisions of new property assessment provisions to include additional county.

: Modifies the definition of distressed community.

: Authorizes automated traffic enforcement programs.

: Revises law on abatement of nuisances.

: Revises State Treasurer Investment Policies and Creates Local Government Investment Pool.

: Revises law on abatement of nuisances.

: Revises requirements for joint municipal utility commissions and projects.

: Expands purposes for which certain local tourism taxes can be used.

: Relates to reimbursement for emergency services in municipal redevelopment areas.

: Authorizes conveyances of state property in Laclede and Cole counties.

: Requires political subdivisions to purchase set-aside land within ten years.

: Suspends registration license and driver's license for failure to pay traffic fines.

: Permits Buchanan County and the City of St. Joseph to impose a tourism sales tax. Allows Kansas City to increase hotel and restaurant taxes.

: Relates to state and local emergency management and qualified immunity for volunteers.

: Implements a cap on sales taxes levied by counties and municipalities.

: Regulates competition between public and private providers of cable television services.

: Creates several community development projects.

: Revises Constitution to provide additional funds for transportation and revises funding formula for certain entities.

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Last Updated October 11, 2002 at 9:08 am