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MO SB731
Bill
AI Summary
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Repeals and rewrites sections 82.1025, 82.1027, 82.1028, 82.1029, and 82.1030 RSMo regarding nuisance property regulations in specific counties and cities with population thresholds.
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Defines a nuisance as property in deteriorated condition due to neglect, building code violations, abandonment, or clutter (abandoned vehicles, appliances) that adversely affects neighborhood property values.
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Allows property owners within 1,200 feet of alleged nuisance property or neighborhood organizations to bring private nuisance actions for damages, requiring 60 days' written notice by certified mail to the property owner before filing suit.
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Requires neighborhood organizations to be Missouri not-for-profit corporations with membership open to neighborhood residents, limited annual fees (not exceeding $25), and restricts their ability to sue if they have delinquent property taxes or outstanding code violations.
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Prohibits actions challenging zoning applications, interior physical defects, alcoholic beverage violations, or against property owners in good faith compliance with orders from the Department of Natural Resources, EPA, or Attorney General.
Legislative Description
Modifies provisions relating to nuisance ordinances and actions
Last Action
Legislature voted to override Governor's veto
9/10/2014