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MO SB224
Bill
Status
2/7/2011
Primary Sponsor
William Stouffer
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AI Summary
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Applies to third classification counties without township government having 15,700 to 15,800 inhabitants (targeting Macon County)
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County governing body may designate blighted areas in cities or unincorporated areas after holding a public hearing with at least 30 days' notice to affected political subdivisions and 20-30 days' newspaper notice
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Blighted area designations expire after 25 years and improvements made after designation may receive ad valorem tax exemptions in whole or part upon county approval
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Tax exemption authorization requires a separate public hearing with certified mail notice to political subdivisions and newspaper notice at least 20 days prior, and exemptions cannot exceed 25 years from designation date
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Property tax abatement does not affect assessor duties to determine equalized assessed values or reduce payments-in-lieu-of-taxes unless specified in approved municipal plans; provisions apply only to improvements begun after August 28, 2011
Legislative Description
Allows the governing body of Macon County to grant tax relief to certain properties to alleviate blight
Last Action
Hearing Conducted S Ways and Means and Fiscal Oversight Committee
3/10/2011