COUNTIES

Missouri House of Representatives
93rd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session (2006)
Bills Indexed by Subject
COUNTIES

: Requires all noncharter counties to prepare and publish a summary instead of a detailed financial statement

: Changes the laws regarding political subdivisions

: Allows rural empowerment zones to exist in any county with 12,500 or fewer residents

: Extends the commercial zone around Kansas City to include the municipal boundaries of the City of Excelsior Springs and also extends the commercial zone in St. Charles County

: Changes the laws regarding the regulation of water

: Authorizes the governing bodies of New Madrid County and the cities of of Sikeston and Miner to designate library fees due to a regional library district to go solely to libraries within that county or city

: Repeals the law that prohibits fire protection districts from adopting or implementing a residential construction regulatory system in Jefferson County

: Authorizes the appointment of special deputy coroners or medical examiners in the event of a natural disaster, mass casualties, or other emergency

: Allows the consolidation of fire protection districts in Jefferson County

: Limits the number of excursion gambling boat licenses which can be issued by the Missouri Gaming Commission to a total of 13 or the number of licenses issued as of January 1, 2012, whichever is less

: Allows counties to collect quarterly payments of personal property taxes

: Adds certain moving violations to the list of infractions for which a court may order payment to the county law enforcement restitution fund

: Changes the laws regarding commercial motor vehicles, outdoor advertising, vacating roads, log trucks, proof of lawful presence, driver's licenses, all-terrain vehicles, and vehicle weight limits

: Repeals the requirement that the City of Canton provide the resources and space for a circuit court in Lewis County

: Changes the laws regarding military facilities and personnel

: Revises the vehicle emissions inspection program

: Changes the laws regarding tax increment financing and establishes tax rates for redevelopment projects

: Requires property within a fire protection district that is annexed by any city in Greene County to remain part of the fire protection district for taxation purposes

: Increases the surcharge in domestic relations cases for court-appointed special advocate programs and allows individual counties to authorize additional surcharges on these cases

: Allows cities and counties to prohibit the carrying of concealed firearms in any playground, park, pool, or athletic or recreational facility they own, lease, or control

: Exempts uncashed county checks from the laws regarding unclaimed property

: Changes the laws regarding insurance pooling by political subdivisions

: Allows the State Registrar within the Department of Health and Senior Services to appoint a local registrar and allows instruments affecting real property in Jackson County to be recorded in Independence

: Provides a new method for disbursing funds among affected taxing districts in industrial development projects in Boone County

: Allows certain juvenile court employees to participate in the Local Government Employees' Retirement System (LAGERS)

: Defines "transient guests" as it applies to Pulaski County for the purposes of a local tax for funding a convention and visitors bureau and in Section 67.1002, RSMo

: Authorizes election authorities to establish vote centers

: Establishes the Missouri Economic Development Code

: Establishes a minimum salary for deputy sheriffs and creates the Public Safety Enhancement Fund

: Exempts work done on a school in a noncharter county from the prevailing hourly wage requirement if approved by the school board

: Allows noncharter counties to adopt noise ordinances

: Allows counties and municipalities to contract for the collection of delinquent taxes

: Allows Monroe City R-II which crosses county boundaries and meets certain conditions to use the county that yields the highest dollar value modifier under the school funding formula

: Exempts public works projects with a total cost of $750,000 or less from the prevailing hourly rate in any county of the third classification if approved by the governing body by majority vote

: Authorizes any county or municipality to establish a local economic development commission to study local large business expansions and prohibits an industrial loan company or industrial bank in this state

: Requires New Madrid County to distribute the general county sales tax revenue in a certain proportion between the county and its cities, towns, and villages

: Allows Franklin County to levy a transient guest tax in the Sullivan C-II School District which is partially located in both the City of Sullivan and Franklin County to be used for tourism

: Establishes the Missouri County Planning Act

: Requires political subdivisions which mandate the construction of a fence for watershed protection to reimburse the owner for the cost of constructing and maintaining the fence

: Prohibits the loud playing of sound-producing or sound-amplifying devices in St. Louis and St. Charles counties and allows officers to impound these devices

: Changes the laws regarding county government

: Revises the salary schedules of certain county officials

: Allows any county or municipality to establish an ordinance requiring sexually oriented businesses to be licensed and authorizes them to regulate and restrict the location of these businesses

: Allows any county or municipality to establish an ordinance requiring sexually oriented businesses to be licensed and authorizes them to regulate and restrict the location of these businesses

: Authorizes the addition of one circuit judge in Greene County

: Authorizes the circuit court in Greene County to levy a surcharge, not to exceed $20, on any civil case filed

: Defines additional terms relating to the laws governing sewer districts in second classification counties

: Increases the penalty for littering by requiring community service and a $600 restitution payment

: Allows fire protection districts to adopt residential construction regulatory systems in municipalities in Jefferson County

: Proposes a constitutional amendment authorizing any county to adopt a charter form of government

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to allow the state and any of its political subdivisions to display religious documents

: Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting the Missouri Supreme Court or any inferior state court from ordering the state, county, city, or any political subdivision to levy or increase taxes

: Proposes a constitutional amendment restricting the power of eminent domain

: Proposes a constitutional amendment repealing the authorization for charter cities and counties to enact ordinances allowing redevelopment of blighted areas and the taking of property by eminent domain

: Relating to unused prescription drugs.

: Establishes surcharges on domestic relations petitions to fund Missouri court-appointed special advocate programs

: Modifies provisions relating to prostitution

: Modifies Missouri tax increment financing law

: Provides municipalities the option of adopting the zoning regulations of the county in lieu of their own

: Modifies Missouri's tax increment finance law

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: Prohibits certain sales tax revenue from inclusion as economic activity tax revenue for TIF projects

: Allows county library boards to issue bonds for up to 5% of the value of property within the district instead of 1%

: Creates the "Missouri County Planning Act"

: Allows any municipality or county to authorize an organization to solicit charitable contributions by the roads

: Implements the provisions of the Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement

: Allows New Madrid County to impose an additional sales tax, which proceeds shall be shared among the county and the cities, towns and villages within the county

: Regulates sexually-oriented businesses

: Repeals the provision prohibiting Jefferson County fire protection districts from implementing residential construction regulatory systems

Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated November 29, 2006 at 9:52 am