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MO HB188
Bill
Status
1/12/2011
Primary Sponsor
Michael Corcoran
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AI Summary
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Expands nuisance abatement ordinance authority to include first classification counties with 82,000 to 82,100 inhabitants (Cass County), adding it to three other county population brackets already authorized
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Authorizes qualifying counties to enact ordinances addressing rubbish, trash, derelict vehicles, broken furniture, overgrown weeds, and other conditions in residential subdivisions that endanger public safety or are declared public nuisances
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Requires ordinances to include notice provisions, inspector duties, and hearings before the county commission where affected parties can be represented by counsel
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Allows counties to abate nuisances and recover costs through special tax bills or additions to annual property tax bills if property owners fail to act within seven days of receiving removal orders
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Unpaid abatement costs become delinquent tax bills, creating both a personal debt against the owner and a lien on the property
Legislative Description
Adds Cass County to the list of counties authorized to enact nuisance abatement ordinances regarding the condition of real property
Last Action
Public Hearing Completed (H)
3/2/2011