MO SB152

Changes state auditor audits of solid waste management districts from mandatory to discretionary beginning August 28, 2015, with districts required to reimburse audit costs (capped at 2% of annual allocation) to be deposited in the petition audit revolving trust fund

Adds new definition of "solid waste management project" as a targeted project meeting statewide waste reduction and recycling priorities where no district grant applicant or qualified bidder has applied to perform the work

Prohibits solid waste management district executive boards from performing solid waste management projects that compete with qualified private enterprises

Establishes grant priority criteria for district funding, prioritizing facilities employing individuals with disabilities, proposals maximizing shared district resources, and recycling/waste reduction methods, with unused allocated funds reverting to the solid waste management fund after five years

Extends the freeze on annual adjustments to solid waste disposal charges from October 1, 2017 to October 1, 2027, and requires the Solid Waste Advisory Board to prepare annual reports and hold quarterly public meetings beginning January 1, 2016