LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND RELATED MATTERS

Bills Assigned to Committee
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND RELATED MATTERS
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: Creates policemen and sheriffs' deputies trust fund in order to fund a minimum salary for such officers.

: Repeals peripheral zoning for Cameron.

: Allows certain liquor licensees in Camden, Miller and Morgan counties to apply for a 3:00 a.m. liquor permit.

: Allows for a new reimbursement rate for travel expenses of assessors in certain counties.

: Allows certain counties to enact ordinance in unincorporated areas for dog control.

: Establishes a grant program for equipment and improvements for volunteer fire departments and certain other fire districts.

: Tightens rollbacks of property tax levy.

: Allows local governments to increase taxes on cigarettes and tobacco.

: Establishes recall election procedures in counties of the third classification.

: Revises the law on property tax, enacts several local government provisions, and enacts the Community Comeback Act.

: Allows additional compensation for ambulance district board members.

: Allows the city of St. Charles to voluntarily annex the family arena from the county of St. Charles.

: Authorizes certain cities to adopt a sales tax for fire protection.

: Restricts the affixing of tax stamps to cigarette packages and provides penalties for persons selling or holding for sale illegally stamped cigarette packages.

: Allows building codes in counties of the third classification that have the assessed valuation necessary to be a county of the first or second classification.

: Gives third class cities the ability to establish reserve funds.

: Regulates the sale of tobacco products.

: Establishes criteria for stretcher van operators.

: Allows counties of the third classification to adopt building codes in certain areas, subject to voter approval.

: Changes law concerning liquor licenses and payment of license fees; changes hours for certain licensed resorts.

: Creates requirements for drivers for federally and state funded nonemergency medical transportation programs.

: Expands Sunday liquor sales.

: Allows for separate township zoning ordinances.

: Prohibits members of governing bodies of political subdivisions from serving on boards of equalization.

: Changes law concerning liquor licenses and payment of license fees; changes hours for certain licensed resorts.

: Changes the liquor control law.

: Allows the city of North Kansas City to establish reserve funds.

: Changes laws regarding liquor control.

: Regulates the sale of tobacco products.

: Allows certain municipalities to adopt expedited weed control ordinances.

: Authorizes an economic development sales tax in Kirksville, authorizes tourism taxes in several counties and cities, and makes collectors of tourism taxes personally liable.

: Permits the sale of alcohol when Valentine's day is on Sunday.

: Expands existing fire protection sales tax to all fire protection districts.

: Requires retailers who erroneously collect an excessive amount of cigarette tax to refund the overpayment to person who paid the tax or to the Director of the Department of Revenue.

: Reduces the premium tax for the Fire Education Fund to two tenths of one percent.

: Requires the registration of kegs of intoxicating liquor.

: Allows all fire protection districts to enact a sales tax subject to voter approval.

: Allows fire protection districts to provide nonemergency ambulance service upon voter approval.

: Allows counties to assume jurisdiction of pioneer cemeteries and to levy a tax for cemetery maintenance.

: Allows all fire protection districts in counties of the third classification to enact a one percent sales tax.

: Creates a full-time prosecutor position for St. Francois County.

: Allows political subdivisions to provide health insurance benefits to dependents of deceased employees.

: Creates the County Technology Fund.

: Eliminates the office of marshal in certain cities.

: Governs the presentation of identification by on-duty peace officers for the Division of Liquor Control.

: Prohibts the supervisor of liquor control from barring certain persons from drinking at establishments.

: Provides procedures for dissolution and maintenance of abandoned cemeteries.

: Authorizes grave conveyances back to the county, city, town or village after fifty years if the grave is unused and unclaimed.

: Regulates stretcher vans.

: Requires municipalities with municipally-owned water companies to come to service agreements with any overlapping water districts for any new developments.

: States that all debt of a water district shall be included as an existing obligation of such district for all purposes.

: Regulates stretcher van services.

: Corrects St. Louis Boundary Commission Law and allows fire protection districts in St. Louis County to contract for fire protection services.

: Requires reimbursement of certain expenses for county recorders.

: Allows municipalities to adopt ordinances requiring property owners to remove trash from their property.

: Allows two citizen members to be voluntarily added by county commissions to county boards of equalization.

: Revises laws on property taxes.

: Regulates persons and entities providing ambulance services.

: Changes required format and fees for items handled by the Recorder of Deeds.

: Increases county collectors' fees and funds the tax maintenance fund to be used for administration and operation costs of collectors.

: Amends statutes pertaining to the collecting of delinquent real property taxes.

: Removes requirement that contracts of political subdivisions be filed in office of the recorder of deeds.

: Establishes procedures for fourth class cities to adopt ordinances by petition.

: Changes the date of filing of road district reports to January.

: Gives additional powers to park rangers in certain counties.

: Prohibits the granting of a liquor license for liquor sales within one hundred feet of a daycare center.

: Requires local governments to provide municipal services to taxpaying residents of condominiums and other private communities and cooperatives who have separate services.

: A concurrent resolution in which the General Assembly finds no justification for further statutory changes relating to the outdoor advertising industry in Missouri.

: Changes the compensation of public administrators.

: Revises the Kansas and Missouri Metropolitan Culture District.

: Relating to records of municipal utilities.

: Would make the St. Louis County auditor an elected official.

: Changes how fire districts can contract with cities within St. Louis County.

: Revises governance of countywide sewer districts.

: Property tax payments must first be applied against back taxes except for payment of such taxes made by financial institutions.

: Revises law on property tax, county government, title insurance, and Missouri agricultural products.

: The political subdivision may take ownership of an abandoned cemetery and convey it to a civic association.

: Authorizes an economic development sales tax for funding a transportation corporation in Kirksville.

: Trade practices for distributors and wholesalers of non-alcoholic beer and intoxicating liquor.

: Changes required format and fees for items handled by the Recorder of Deeds.

: Allows specified compensation of members of ambulance district boards.

: Relating to building codes.

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