Summary of the Introduced Bill

HB 2011 -- Common-Interest Communities

Co-Sponsors:  Cunningham, Liese, Fraser

This bill requires the governing body of every political
subdivision to reimburse or provide trash service to a qualified
common-interest community to the same extent as the political
subdivision provides these services to other owners of individual
residential properties within such political subdivision.  If the
political subdivision elects to reimburse the common-interest
community for services, the payment must be made at the end of
the calendar year and is limited to the annual expenditures for
the preceding calendar year actually incurred by the qualified
common-interest community.  The reimbursement is to be increased
on a graded basis over a five-year period, beginning January 1,
2003.  The first year's reimbursement is 20% of the actual cost,
increasing to 100% of the actual cost in the fifth year.  The
bill requires a contract between the governing body of the
political subdivision and the common-interest community to
implement the responsibilities of the political subdivision.

Copyright (c) Missouri House of Representatives

redbar
Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated October 11, 2002 at 9:03 am