PROPERTY, REAL AND PERSONAL

Missouri House of Representatives
92nd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session (2004)
Bills Indexed by Subject
PROPERTY, REAL AND PERSONAL

: Exempts residential property owned by taxpayers 65 years of age or older or disabled from increases in assessed valuation.

: Establishes additional tax increment financing guidelines.

: Regulates rock climbing walls over 10 feet tall.

: Changes the calculation and reporting of assessed valuation requirements for St. Louis County.

: Authorizes the conveyance of an easement to the Sedalia School District.

: Requires the Department of Transportation to consider restricted or lost highway access when assessing damages in eminent domain cases.

: Exempts residential property owned by those 62 and older from certain increases in assessed valuation.

: Allows certain Jackson County taxpayers with hardships to pay property taxes in installments.

: Changes the calculation and reporting of assessed valuation requirements for St. Louis County.

: Revises various statutes relating to property insurance.

: Authorizes an income tax credit for the real property tax paid by surviving spouses of public safety officers.

: Authorizes a tax credit for gifts of personal property to individuals with an income level below the federal poverty level.

: Changes guidelines on historic structures rehabilitation tax credits.

: Requires certificates of value to be filed with the county assessor's office.

: Provides for increases in the senior citizen/disabled person property tax credit and renames it the Senior Citizens' Homestead Tax Relief Act.

: Requires notice of eviction for mobile homeowners to vacate.

: Limits the increase on the assessment of real property owned by taxpayers who are 65 years of age or older.

: Allows the cities of Cameron, Boonville, Sikeston, and Kirksville to remove weeds or trash on private property.

: Modifies the classification of counties.

: Revises various statutes relating to the Highways and Transportation Commission, the Kansas City commerical zone, disincorporation of a road district, eminent domain, and the Department of Transportation.

: Increases the percentage of ad valorem property tax collections deposited in county assessment funds.

: Establishes the Higher Education Deposit Program, revises other statutes relating to banking, and revises the crime of identity theft.

: Clarifies immunity from civil liability for certain landowners.

: Establishes guidelines for corporate income tax on intangible property.

: Authorizes a tax credit for certain railroad ad valorem property tax.

: Revises certain statutes governing land trusts in charter counties.

: Revises the statutes regarding the practice of real estate.

: Freezes the assessment of real property owned by taxpayers 62 years of age or older.

: Changes various statutes relating to annual school bus inspections, regulation of low-speed vehicles, sales of abandoned property by the City of Kansas City, all-terrain vehicles, and bumper heights.

: Establishes the Missouri Homestead Preservation Act.

: Revises the statutes on vessels by increasing the fees for numbering certificates, requiring certain coves to be idle no-wake coves, and by creating a fund for the State Water Patrol.

: Changes provisions concerning unmarked burial remains.

: Establishes remedies available for tenant default on utility and rent payments.

: Exempts from attachment and execution the first $2,000 of a person's interest in breeding stock and dairy cattle.

: Provides a regulatory framework for historic shipwreck protection.

: Requires certain entities taking property under eminent domain procedures to declare the intended use of the property.

: Revises lead abatement statutes.

: Regulates the removal of a tenant's property by a landlord.

: Permits owners of property adjacent to transportation districts to petition to be added to the district.

: Establishes regulations for housemovers.

: Makes it a crime to burn a cross with the intent to intimidate any person or group of persons.

: Allows taxpayers in St. Louis County to pre-pay their real property tax in equal quarterly installments.

: Modifies the classification of counties.

: Establishes valuation schedules for depreciable tangible personal property owned by businesses.

: Creates a procedural prerequisite for filing lawsuits for alleged defective residential construction.

: Requires information relating to real estate transactions to be included in certain Department of Transportation reports.

: Revises law regarding disposal of damaged vehicles to require that ordinances contain certain specific provisions.

: Repeals part of an authorization for the conveyance of state property in the City of Pacific.

: Authorizes municipalities to accept escrows secured with cash or irrevocable letters of credit as security for utility installation in subdivisions.

: Extends the time period for the City of Springfield's enterprise zone.

: Revises the definition of "salvage vehicle" and provides that salvage titles be negotiable with one reassignment on the back of the title by registered dealers or insurance companies.

: Reduces the penalty for failure to deliver an accurate tangible personal property assessment list in the City of St. Louis.

: Extends immunity from civil liability to owners of land next to certain dedicated trail systems.

: Revises the statutes relating to claims for damages for personal injuries.

: Revises the statutes relating to property that is exempt from attachment and execution.

: Establishes the Missouri Homestead Preservation Act.

: Establishes the Missouri Homestead Preservation Act authorizing counties to freeze certain property assessments.

: Limits increases in the assessment of residential property.

: Requires that all residences and commercial businesses display their address so that it is clearly visible and easily readable, day or night, from any adjoining roadway.

: Makes it a class B misdemeanor for a person to allow a minor to possess alcohol or drugs on that person's property.

: Provides for increases in the senior citizen/disabled person property tax credit and renames it the Senior Citizens' Homestead Tax Relief Act.

: Exempts the owner of property from lawsuits for an occupant's past due water and sewer service bills.

: Creates the crime of misuse of a power of attorney.

: Establishes the Missouri Uniform Trust Code.

: Authorizes directional or on-premises signs for businesses near state highways.

: Designates spotted knapweed as a noxious weed.

: Defines "universally designed lifetime homes."

: Specifies procedures for gravel removal by noncommercial operators on privately owned land.

: Provides immunity for real estate licensees for certain statements made by home inspectors.

: Extends the termination date of certain statutes relating to nuisances in the City of Hazelwood.

: Raises the coverage under the Basic Property Insurance Inspection and Placement Program from $100,000 to $200,000.

: Clarifies that excavation of minerals or fill dirt for the purpose of construction projects does not require the obtaining of mining permits.

: Adds overgrown or noxious weeds to the conditions for which counties of the first classification can enact an ordinance.

: Revises the statutes relating to special business districts.

: Establishes a depreciation schedule for tangible personal property.

: Allows defendants to assert legal or equitable defenses, setoffs, or counterclaims in unlawful detainer actions.

: Requires the disclosure of ownership interests of any lessor of real property leased to a state agency.

: Revises the statute relating to transactions involving trade-ins on motor vehicles.

: Gives racetrack owners, operators, or users immunity from civil and criminal liability for noise pollution if the racetrack meets certain conditions.

: Authorizes the University of Missouri to enter into a long-term lease for certain property.

: Creates a Senior Property Tax Deferral Program.

: Creates the Missouri Homestead Preservation Act.

: Modifies various provisions relating to lead abatement.

: Modifies the law relating to lead abatement.

: Authorizes the conveyance of various parcels of state land.

: Enables persons with hardships to pay property taxes in installments.

: Modifies the percentage of property taxes deposited in the county assessment fund.

: Regulates removal of a tenant's property by the landlord in Kansas City.

: Limits the class-by-class roll-back provisions in the property tax law to only Saint Louis county.

: Modifies laws relating to the collection of property taxes.

: Revises law on nonprobate transfers.

: Creates a homestead assessment freeze for the elderly.

: Increases dollar amount of property exempt from bankruptcy proceedings.

: Modifies laws relating to removal of nuisances.

: Modifies the assessment of business tangible personel property.

: Conveys state property, known as the Felix Building, to the Truman Medical Center.

: Authorizes a $350,000,000 bond issuance for construction and renovation of facilities of higher education.

: Modifies the laws governing the condemnation of real property by the state or any political subdivision thereof.

: Regulates the prevention and screening of lead poisoning.

: Establishes depreciation tables for television broadcasting equipment.

: Classifies noncommercial hangars as within the residential property class.

: Authorizes the conveyance of state property in the Kansas City area.

: Requires payments in lieu of tax in certain 353 redevelopment areas.

: Authorizes charging of vehicle-related fees and fines to personal property tax bills.

: Places an annual one dollar disaster mitigation fee on most residential and business insurance policies within the state.

: Exempts livestock and grain from property taxation.

Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated October 7, 2004 at 11:09 am