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MO SB1065
Bill
AI Summary
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Counties, cities, incorporated towns, and villages must reimburse non-rate-regulated utility providers for labor costs incurred when relocating facilities due to road maintenance or construction projects
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Non-rate-regulated utility providers include telecommunications companies not subject to rate-of-return regulation, broadband/internet providers, video service providers, and cable operators
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Government entities must notify affected utility providers within 90 days after a road project is added to the project schedule; providers must respond within 90 days with estimated timeframes and projected labor costs
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The Missouri Department of Transportation must reimburse non-rate-regulated utility providers for labor costs from facility relocations required by state road maintenance, construction, or right-of-way work
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No reimbursement is required for facilities placed in public rights-of-way in violation of state or local permitting requirements
Legislative Description
Creates provisions relating to utility facility relocation
Last Action
Informal Calendar S Bills for Perfection
5/4/2026