CITIES, TOWNS, AND VILLAGES

Missouri House of Representatives
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CITIES, TOWNS, AND VILLAGES
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: Repeals peripheral zoning for Cameron.

: Regulates access of utilities to public rights of way.

: Removes termination date from statute authorizing transportation sales tax for Kansas City, St. Louis and St. Louis County.

: 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.

: Allows a hotel and motel tourism tax for the city of Bethany.

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

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

: Replaces existing taxes on electricity and natural gas with a tax based on consumption

: Limits the areas in which tax increment financing may be used.

: Creates grants for diversification of communities with economies dependent on tobacco production.

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

: Allows certain municipalities to adopt expedited weed control ordinances.

: Allows certain political subdivisions to have a mechanic's lien when they pay mechanics to perform abatement work on derelict real property.

: Allows local housing corporations and neighborhood associations to bring property receivership actions.

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

: Mandates ethanol phase-in in certain metropolitan areas and allows other areas to adopt ethanol phase-in if they so choose.

: Eliminates the office of marshal in certain cities.

: Changes residence requirements for Kansas City police officers.

: Allows a state prevailing wage exemption in certain political subdivisions, upon a vote of the people.

: Allows the state auditor to bring a civil action when local governments do not comply with audit findings regarding possible criminal activity.

: Creates penalties for failure to collect the Branson tourism tax.

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

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

: Limits liability of political subdivision trustees to actual malfeasance in his or her official duties as trustee.

: Allows certain municipalities to license electricians and plumbers.

: 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.

: Authorizes the governor to agree to the annexation of certain state property by the city of Licking.

: Allows all housing authorities, except St. Louis, Kansas City and others, to appoint an additional commissioner in certain cases.

: Creates grants for diversification of communities with economies dependent on tobacco production.

: Authorizes St. James to submit issue of tourism tax to voters.

: Allows cities and counties to enact homestead exemption for certain senior citizens.

: Revises local government employee retirement provisions.

: Revises requirements and bonded indebtedness for neighborhood improvement districts.

: Authorizes tourism taxes in certain counties and cities.

: Allows state to withhold moneys due to political subdivisions for audits if they fail to pay the State Auditor.

: Any proposed county building code shall be submitted only to voters in the area governed by the code.

: Kansas City may enact ordinances against dumping and littering.

: Revises criteria used to evaluate redevelopment projects funded by tax increment financing.

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

: Allows local governments to eliminate the sales tax on food.

: Creates the "Community Comeback Act" for eradication of blight and neighborhood revitalization in St. Louis.

: Revises law on Kansas City and St. Louis transportation sales tax.

: Allows cities and counties to enact homestead exemption for certain senior citizens.

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

: Regulates resale of tickets to certain sporting events and concerts.

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

: Revises peace officer training and certification laws.

: Declares the public policy of proprietary functions and property conditions regarding sovereign immunity.

: Creates a grant program for cultural tourism.

: Mandates ethanol phase-in in certain metropolitan areas and allows other areas to adopt ethanol phase-in programs.

: A private property owner may seek compensation from the government for "regulatory taking".

: Protects geographic information systems created by certain cities and counties.

: Authorizes a municipality to use condemnation to acquire natural gas service.

: Authorizes Governor and Missouri Western State College to transfer land to St. Joseph and the Department of Transportation.

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

: Creates the "Live Near Your Work" program to facilitate neighborhood redevelopment.

: Creates the Family and Community Investment Trust in order to strengthen community support systems for Missouri's families.

: Makes numerous changes in laws affecting the City of St. Louis.

: Revises Missouri Constitution to prohibit laws to establish or limit free exercise of religion.

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