POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS

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POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS
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: Creates the Policemen and Sheriff's Deputies Trust Fund.

: Freezes the assessed value of certain real property owned by persons 65 years of age and older which is used as a principal residence.

: Authorizes the creation of multijurisdictional antifraud enforcement groups and revises peace officers training requirements.

: Authorizes and creates structure for law enforcement districts in certain counties.

: Freezes the assessed value of certain real property owned by persons 65 years of age and older which is used as a principal residence.

: Authorizes the governing body of any fire protection district or municipal fire department, upon voter approval, to impose a sales tax.

: Changes the terms of community improvement district board members to either three or four years, at the district's option.

: Provides guidelines for operation of private prisons.

: Changes ambulance and fire district board eligibility to twenty-four years of age and five years of residency in the district.

: Establishes subdistricts in the fire protection districts of Moline Acres and Blackjack; allows all fire protection district vacancies to be filled by appointment.

: Expands the authority of soil and water conservation subdistrict board members and amends the requirements for being a subdistrict board member.

: Enacts the Missouri Equalization of Local Governmental Services for Homeowners Act.

: Creates the Missouri Homestead Act.

: Authorizes fire protection districts that provide emergency ambulance service to provide non-emergency ambulance service, with a fee, subject to voter approval.

: Makes various changes to the laws regarding sheltered workshops.

: Authorizes conveyances of unused graves in public cemeteries back to the county or municipality in certain cases.

: Allows political subdivisions to establish permit procedures for public utility right-of-way users; allows utilities to pass costs of such permits to consumer.

: Eliminates the local sales and use tax on food and replaces lost local revenue by reducing the state income tax deduction for individuals for federal income taxes.

: Allows donation of additional equipment, including motor vehicles, to any public fire protection entity, under certain conditions.

: Freezes the assessed value of certain real property owned by persons 65 years of age and older which is used as a principal residence.

: Allows St. Louis County to form an emergency communications system district.

: Expands the eligible counties for absorption of municipalities.

: Revises the laws on agriculture and water.

: Further regulates the use of tax increment financing in the St. Louis metropolitan area.

: Creates volunteer disabled parking enforcement program.

: Modifies peace officer employee rights.

: Pre-empts local regulation of firearms and limits liability of firearm manufacturers.

: Requires certain construction standards for buildings constructed after July 1, 2002, to provide accessibility for the disabled.

: Urges the political subdivisions of this state to suspend imposition of the gross receipts tax on natural gas sales until the current natural gas price crisis is over.

: Allows notices of hearings on special business districts to be sent by regular mail.

: Creates the Missouri production agricultural advocates office.

: Authorized a sales tax to fund jail districts.

: Revises the standard of proof and other aspects of the Sunshine Law.

: Authorized countywide education sales taxes.

: Exempts the homestead of those aged 65 and older from increases in property tax assessments.

: Revises various utility taxes.

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

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

: Prohibits political subdivisions from suing firearms manufacturers for sale or marketing to public; state departments; Attorney General.

: Third class cities in St. Louis County shall fill vacancies by appointment.

: Authorizes forty million dollars in bonds for various water and sewer programs; permits political subdivisions to require owners to connect to a sewer system.

: Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

: Allows various local taxes for tourism and other purposes.

: Limits the ability of the Government to interfer with the exercise of religion.

: Revises police officer standards and training.

: Revises the Sunshine Law.

: Allows electric utilities to recover certain costs affected by natural gas prices.

: Allows Warrensburg to receive bids to be the depositary of city funds from banks at every regular meeting.

: Revises state school aid formula.

: Modifies election process for nursing home district directors.

: Regulates contracts for services formerly delivered by public bodies.

: Allows ambulance and fire protection districts to impose sales tax and subsequent property tax rate decrease.

: Allows church buses to have flashing warning signals and establishes "School Transportation Safety Program".

: Authorizes permits for concealable weapons.

: Establishes the "Open Contracting Act".

: Provides funding for fire safety programs and removes liability for donated fire equipment.

: Allows licensed ambulance service providers to provide services at state fair.

: Allows consolidation of sewer districts.

: Allows approval of school bond issues by simple majority.

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Last Updated November 26, 2001 at 11:49 am