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MS HB51
Bill
Status
3/29/2017
Primary Sponsor
Cory Wilson
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AI Summary
HB 51 Summary
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Authorizes municipalities to enforce parking ordinances on public streets and roadways if adequate signage describing the parking regulation or restriction is posted at the location.
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Clarifies that municipal appointees serving in interim or hold-over capacity cannot serve longer than 180 days after their term expires or after appointment, with service limitation applying retroactively to appointees serving on the effective date.
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Prohibits municipal funds from being expended to compensate anyone serving beyond the 180-day period, and declares any actions or votes taken after this period invalid and without effect.
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Allows municipal judges to hold court outside municipality boundaries within a one-mile radius for any purpose, in addition to existing authority to hold court up to 60 miles away for preliminary and criminal matters.
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Takes effect July 1, 2017.
Legislative Description
Municipal ordinance regulating or restricting parking; remove certain signage requirement.
Last Action
Approved by Governor
3/29/2017