Effective - 01 Jan 2019
67.5113. No charge for collocation — permits, requirements — application not required, when. — 1. The provisions of this section shall apply to the permitting of small wireless facilities by a wireless provider in or outside the right-of-way and to the permitting of the installation, modification, and replacement of utility poles by a wireless provider inside the right-of-way.
2. An authority shall not prohibit, regulate, or charge for the collocation of small wireless facilities, except as provided under sections 67.5110 to 67.5121.
3. An authority may require an applicant to obtain one or more permits to collocate a small wireless facility or install a new, modified, or replacement utility pole associated with a small wireless facility as provided in subsection 3 of section 67.5112, provided such permits are of general applicability and do not apply exclusively to wireless facilities. An authority shall receive applications for, process, and issue such permits subject to the following requirements:
(1) An authority shall not directly or indirectly require an applicant to perform services or provide goods unrelated to the permit, such as in-kind contributions to the authority, including reserving fiber, conduit, or pole space for the authority;
(2) An applicant shall not be required to provide more information to obtain a permit than communications service providers that are not wireless providers, provided that an applicant may be required to include construction and engineering drawings and information demonstrating compliance with the criteria in subdivision (9) of this subsection and an attestation that the small wireless facility complies with the volumetric limitations in subdivision (19) of section 67.5111;
(3) An authority shall not require the placement of small wireless facilities on any specific utility pole or category of poles or require multiple antenna systems on a single utility pole;
(4) An authority shall not limit the placement of small wireless facilities by minimum horizontal separation distances;
(5) An authority may require a small wireless facility to comply with reasonable, objective, and cost-effective concealment or safety requirements adopted by the authority;
(6) The authority may require an applicant that is not a wireless services provider to provide evidence of agreements or plans demonstrating that the small wireless facilities will be operational for use by a wireless services provider within one year after the permit issuance date, unless the authority and the applicant agree to extend this period or if delay is caused by lack of commercial power or communications transport facilities to the site and the applicant notifies the authority thereof. An authority may require an applicant that is a wireless services provider to provide the information required by this subdivision by attestation;
(7) Within fifteen days of receiving an application, an authority shall determine and notify the applicant in writing whether the application is complete. If an application is incomplete, an authority shall specifically identify the missing information in writing. The processing deadline in subdivision (8) of this subsection is tolled from the time the authority sends the notice of incompleteness to the time the applicant provides the missing information. That processing deadline may also be tolled by agreement of the applicant and the authority;
(8) An application for collocation shall be processed on a nondiscriminatory basis and deemed approved if the authority fails to approve or deny the application within forty-five days of receipt of the application, except that the state highways and transportation commission shall have sixty days to approve or deny an application from the date the application was received. An application for installation of a new, modified, or replacement utility pole associated with a small wireless facility shall be processed on a nondiscriminatory basis and deemed approved if the authority fails to approve or deny the application within sixty days of receipt of the application;
(9) An authority may deny a proposed collocation of a small wireless facility or installation, modification, or replacement of a utility pole that meets the requirements in subsection 3 of section 67.5112 only if the action proposed in the application could reasonably be expected to:
(a) Materially interfere with the safe operation of traffic control equipment or authority-owned communications equipment;
(b) Materially interfere with sight lines or clear zones for transportation, pedestrians, or nonmotorized vehicles;
(c) Materially interfere with compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, 42 U.S.C. Sections 12101 to 12213, or similar federal or state standards regarding pedestrian access or movement;
(d) Materially obstruct or hinder the usual travel or public safety on the right-of-way;
(e) Materially obstruct the legal use of the right-of-way by an authority, utility, or other third party;
(f) Fail to comply with reasonable and nondiscriminatory spacing requirements of general application adopted by ordinance or regulations promulgated by the state highways and transportation commission that concern the location of ground-mounted equipment and new utility poles. Such spacing requirements shall not prevent a wireless provider from serving any location and shall include a waiver, zoning, or other process that addresses wireless provider requests for exception or variance and does not prohibit granting of such exceptions or variances;
(g) Fail to comply with applicable codes, including nationally recognized engineering standards for utility poles or wireless support structures;
(h) Fail to comply with the reasonably objective and documented aesthetics of a decorative pole and the applicant does not agree to pay to match the applicable decorative elements; or
(i) Fail to comply with reasonable and nondiscriminatory undergrounding requirements contained in local ordinances as of January 1, 2018, or subsequently enacted for new developments, that require all utility facilities in the area to be placed underground and prohibit the installation of new or the modification of existing utility poles in a right-of-way without prior approval, provided that such requirements include a waiver or other process of addressing requests to install such utility poles and do not prohibit the replacement or modification of existing utility poles consistent with this section or the provision of wireless services;
(10) The authority shall document the complete basis for a denial in writing, and send the documentation to the applicant on or before the day the authority denies an application. The applicant may cure the deficiencies identified by the authority and resubmit the application within thirty days of the denial without paying an additional application fee. The authority shall approve or deny the revised application within thirty days. Any subsequent review shall be limited to the deficiencies cited in the denial;
(11) (a) An applicant seeking to collocate small wireless facilities within the jurisdiction of a single authority shall be allowed, at the applicant's discretion, to file a consolidated application and receive a single permit for the collocation of multiple small wireless facilities; provided, however, the denial of one or more small wireless facilities in a consolidated application shall not delay processing of any other small wireless facilities in the same batch; and
(b) An application may include up to twenty separate small wireless facilities, provided that they are for the same or materially same design of small wireless facility being collocated on the same or materially the same type of utility pole or wireless support structure, and geographically proximate. If an authority receives individual applications for approval of more than fifty small wireless facilities or consolidated applications for approval of more than seventy-five small wireless facilities within a fourteen-day period, whether from a single applicant or multiple applicants, the authority may, upon its own request, obtain an automatic thirty-day extension for any additional collocation or replacement or installation application submitted during that fourteen-day period or in the fourteen-day period immediately following the prior fourteen-day period. An authority shall promptly communicate its request to each and any affected applicant. In rendering a decision on an application for multiple small wireless facilities, the authority may approve the application as to certain individual small wireless facilities while denying it as to others based on applicable requirements and standards, including those identified in this section. The authority's denial of any individual small wireless facility or subset of small wireless facilities within an application shall not be a basis to deny the application as a whole;
(12) Installation or collocation for which a permit is granted under this section shall be completed within one year after the permit issuance date unless the authority and the applicant agree to extend this period, or the applicant notifies the authority that the delay is caused by a lack of commercial power or communications transport facilities to the site. Approval of an application authorizes the applicant to:
(a) Undertake the installation or collocation; and
(b) Operate and maintain the small wireless facilities and any associated utility pole covered by the permit for a period of not less than ten years, which shall be renewed for equivalent durations so long as they are in compliance with the criteria set forth in subdivision (9) of this subsection, unless the applicant and the authority agree to an extension term of less than ten years. The provisions of this paragraph shall be subject to the right of the authority to require, upon adequate notice and at the facility owner's own expense, relocation of facilities as may be needed in the interest of public safety and convenience, and the applicant's right to terminate at any time;
(13) An authority shall not institute, either expressly or de facto, a moratorium on filing, receiving, or processing applications or issuing permits or other approvals, if any, for the collocation of small wireless facilities or the installation, modification, or replacement of utility poles to support small wireless facilities. Notwithstanding the foregoing, an authority may impose a temporary moratorium on applications for small wireless facilities and the collocation thereof for the duration of a federal or state-declared natural disaster plus a reasonable recovery period, or for no more than thirty days in the event of a major and protracted staffing shortage that reduces the number of personnel necessary to receive, review, process, and approve or deny applications for the collocation of small wireless facilities by more than fifty percent;
(14) Nothing in this section precludes an authority from adopting reasonable rules with respect to the removal of abandoned small wireless facilities;
(15) In determining whether sufficient capacity exists to accommodate the attachment of a new small wireless facility, an authority shall grant access subject to a reservation to reclaim such space, when and if needed, to meet the pole owner's core utility purpose or documented authority plan projected at the time of the application pursuant to a bona fide development plan, or if the state highways and transportation commission is the relevant authority and determines, in its sole discretion, that attachment of the small wireless facility will affect the safety of the public using the right-of-way; and
(16) In emergency circumstances that result from a natural disaster or accident, an authority may require the owner or operator of a wireless facility to immediately remove such facility if the wireless facility is obstructing traffic or causing a hazard on the authority's roadway. In the event that the owner or operator of the wireless facility is unable to immediately remove the wireless facility, the authority is authorized to remove the wireless facility from the roadway or other position that renders the wireless facility hazardous. Under these emergency circumstances, the authority shall not be liable for any damage caused by removing the wireless facility and may charge the owner or operator of the wireless facility the authority's reasonable expenses incurred in removing the wireless facility.
4. An authority shall not require an application for:
(1) Routine maintenance on previously permitted small wireless facilities;
(2) The replacement of small wireless facilities with small wireless facilities that are the same or smaller in size, weight, and height; or
(3) The installation, placement, maintenance, operation, or replacement of micro wireless facilities that are strung on cables between utility poles, in compliance with applicable codes.
For work described in subdivisions (1) and (2) of this subsection that involves different equipment than that being replaced, an authority may require a description of such new equipment so that the authority may maintain an accurate inventory of the small wireless facilities at that location.
5. No approval for the installation, placement, maintenance, or operation of a small wireless facility under this section shall be construed to confer authorization for the provision of cable television service, or installation, placement, maintenance, or operation of a wireline backhaul facility or communications facility, other than a small wireless facility, in the right-of-way.
6. Except as provided in sections 67.5110 to 67.5121, no authority may adopt or enforce any ordinances or requirements that require the holder of a franchise or video service authorization as defined under section 67.2677 and that could be required to pay a video service provider fee to a franchise entity under section 67.2689, to obtain additional authorization or to pay additional fees for the provision of communications service over such holder's communications facilities in the right-of-way.
7. A municipal electric utility shall not require an application for the installation, placement, maintenance, operation, or replacement of micro wireless facilities that are strung on cables between utility poles, in compliance with applicable codes.
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(L. 2018 H.B. 1991)
Effective 1-01-19
Expires 1-01-25
Structure Missouri Revised Statutes
Title VI - County, Township and Political Subdivision Government
Chapter 67 - Political Subdivisions, Miscellaneous Powers
Section 67.020 - Budget officer, designation, duties — submission of budget.
Section 67.040 - Increase of expenditure over budgeted amount to be made only on formal resolution.
Section 67.048 - Annual report required, when.
Section 67.050 - Transfer of funds from one agency to another.
Section 67.060 - Orders increasing total budget kept on file three years — attestation.
Section 67.070 - Budget for preceding year to govern, when.
Section 67.080 - Expenditures prohibited unless authorized under this chapter.
Section 67.085 - Investment of certain public funds, conditions.
Section 67.100 - Applicability of law.
Section 67.136 - Municipal courts, utilization of collection agencies permitted, when.
Section 67.138 - Liability of political subdivisions for certain frivolous actions.
Section 67.140 - Ownership of domestic animals, no laws or regulations to prohibit.
Section 67.210 - Political subdivisions may provide health insurance benefits when, to whom.
Section 67.212 - Failure of board members to attend meetings, commission's power to replace.
Section 67.250 - Cities and counties may grant funds to fire protection and library districts, when.
Section 67.303 - Economic growth, promotion and development in county — powers of county commission.
Section 67.304 - Charitable contributions, organizations may solicit in roadway, when, procedure.
Section 67.305 - Counties or cities not to arrest or punish for public intoxication.
Section 67.306 - Admission tickets, sale or resale of, no restrictions on price or fees, exceptions.
Section 67.316 - Public food service establishments, pets permitted, when.
Section 67.340 - Assistance to political subdivisions encouraged.
Section 67.350 - Use of state data processing equipment by political subdivisions.
Section 67.360 - Political subdivisions, use of state procurement service authorized.
Section 67.370 - State agencies may contract with political subdivisions.
Section 67.380 - Charges limited to cost of service.
Section 67.390 - Contracts to be filed with secretary of state.
Section 67.400 - Ordinance may require vacation, demolition or repair of structures, when.
Section 67.410 - Provisions required in ordinance.
Section 67.420 - Ordinance may provide penalties for noncompliance or delay.
Section 67.430 - Appeal must be authorized.
Section 67.440 - Emergency powers may be authorized.
Section 67.450 - Liability of subdivision for wrongful action.
Section 67.453 - Citation of law — definitions.
Section 67.455 - Neighborhood improvements — bonds, special assessments.
Section 67.459 - Apportionment of improvement costs — governing body to establish classifications.
Section 67.461 - Assessments, plans, specifications — public filing — duties of clerk — notice.
Section 67.465 - Period of limitation, lawsuits.
Section 67.467 - Supplemental assessments authorized, when — reassessments.
Section 67.469 - Assessment treated as tax lien, payable upon foreclosure.
Section 67.471 - Temporary notes, general obligation bonds.
Section 67.475 - Maximum bond indebtedness — advisory committee in certain cities.
Section 67.500 - Short title — definitions.
Section 67.506 - Computation of county sales tax levy.
Section 67.540 - Repeal or amendment of sales tax — procedure.
Section 67.545 - Law not applicable to certain cities and counties.
Section 67.571 - Museums and festivals, sales tax authorized (Buchanan County).
Section 67.572 - Repeal of sales tax, procedure.
Section 67.573 - Sales tax to be an additional tax to taxes in chapter 144 — computation of tax.
Section 67.574 - Director of revenue to be responsible for administration and operation of the tax.
Section 67.576 - Collection of the tax requirements — applicable penalties.
Section 67.577 - Delinquency in payment, limitation for bringing suit.
Section 67.607 - Powers of commission.
Section 67.611 - Decisions by majority, exceptions.
Section 67.614 - Penalties may be imposed by ordinances for injuries to commission's property.
Section 67.621 - Revenues, distribution.
Section 67.623 - Collection and administration of tax, options.
Section 67.631 - Penalties may be imposed by ordinances for injuries — district's property.
Section 67.643 - Law not to impair existing rights of political subdivisions.
Section 67.645 - Report to general assembly, when — biennial audit, required.
Section 67.650 - Regional convention and sports complex authority established.
Section 67.654 - Investment in bond issues, by whom, authority.
Section 67.655 - Tax exemption for property and income of authority.
Section 67.661 - Authorities' duties — annual report due when — no public revenue authorized.
Section 67.662 - Limitations on applicability
Section 67.663 - Tourism taxes, collection, distribution and administration.
Section 67.664 - Limitations on imposition of tourism taxes.
Section 67.667 - Adoption of tourism tax, procedure — ballot form.
Section 67.673 - Repeal of tax, procedure, ballot form — effective when.
Section 67.676 - Collection of tourism tax, duties of county collector or director of revenue, when.
Section 67.681 - Delinquencies — limitation for bringing suit — prosecutor may bring action.
Section 67.683 - Tourism board, appointment — qualifications — term — duties — staff authorized.
Section 67.701 - Submission of ballot — limitations on use of revenue (St. Louis County).
Section 67.712 - Deposit — distribution to county, when — refunds authorized — tax repealed, effect.
Section 67.721 - Repeal or amendment of sales tax, procedure.
Section 67.724 - Definition of county.
Section 67.730 - Capital improvements sales tax — bonds — election procedure — ballot form.
Section 67.732 - Imposition of tax, when — interest and sinking fund, limitations on use.
Section 67.733 - Bonds, refunding.
Section 67.737 - Applicable provisions, administration.
Section 67.760 - Joint operation of recreation system.
Section 67.770 - Subdivision may accept gifts for recreational purposes.
Section 67.775 - Use of facilities of other governmental agencies, when.
Section 67.780 - Effect on other powers of subdivision.
Section 67.781 - County recreational system — citation of law — definitions.
Section 67.783 - Recreational lake authority — purpose and powers — exemption — immunity.
Section 67.787 - Lake authority — initial meeting — officers — duties — bond, amount — restrictions.
Section 67.788 - Lake authority — powers — funds — condemnation — security force — zoning.
Section 67.790 - Lake authority — tax increment financing — approval, by whom.
Section 67.796 - Ballot form, content.
Section 67.798 - Bonds — issuance, interest, payments — income tax exemption.
Section 67.800 - Notice to nonresident property owners, when.
Section 67.810 - Owner to file affidavit of request, contents, fee.
Section 67.820 - Notice, how sent, by whom.
Section 67.830 - Receipt of notice, owner to refile affidavit.
Section 67.840 - Request for notice expires, when, renewed, how.
Section 67.850 - Failure of notice, effect of.
Section 67.860 - Nonresident property owner defined.
Section 67.870 - Policy statement.
Section 67.880 - Who may acquire land and for what purpose.
Section 67.885 - Plan for conservation, hearing and reports required before condemnation authorized.
Section 67.895 - Tax assessments, how affected.
Section 67.905 - Authorization to accept funds or grants.
Section 67.955 - Procedure for dissolution — bonded indebtedness, effect of.
Section 67.974 - Powers of commission.
Section 67.978 - Bonds issues, authorization — forms — sales — rate of interest.
Section 67.981 - Notes authorized — sales — interest rate — to mature when.
Section 67.983 - Issuance of renewal notes and refunding bonds — sales.
Section 67.995 - Fund abolished, moneys transferred to general revenue — audit of fund, when.
Section 67.1012 - Collection of tax, options, penalty for delinquency, when (Pettis County).
Section 67.1016 - County transient guest taxes — procedures.
Section 67.1020 - Disaster relief services, nongovernmental agencies exempt from tax, when.
Section 67.1062 - Definitions.
Section 67.1064 - Recorder of deeds to file report — pay over funds to county treasurer for deposit.
Section 67.1065 - Administrative body to be appointed, duties, expenses, limitation.
Section 67.1067 - Agencies applying for funds, information required.
Section 67.1069 - Requirements for agencies to be eligible for funds.
Section 67.1070 - Eligible agencies.
Section 67.1071 - Report to be made by agencies receiving funds, content — program.
Section 67.1155 - Powers and duties of commissioners.
Section 67.1175 - Advisory board, established, members — duties, powers.
Section 67.1180 - Dissolution of district, procedures — trustee, appointment, duties.
Section 67.1181 - Audit required, promotion of tourism moneys.
Section 67.1186 - Retailers liable for surcharge, collection and return of surcharges.
Section 67.1187 - Tourism surcharge trust fund, established — use.
Section 67.1188 - Ballot for submission.
Section 67.1189 - Effective date of surcharge.
Section 67.1200 - Definitions.
Section 67.1212 - Election to establish military airport zoning, ballot form.
Section 67.1224 - Airport zoning regulation not applicable to certain counties.
Section 67.1233 - Ballot form for submission to affected landowner.
Section 67.1235 - Majority of affected landowners required to form.
Section 67.1249 - Grants may be awarded by board to conduct research.
Section 67.1253 - Dissolution procedure for district — ballot form.
Section 67.1275 - Exemption from premium tax for association.
Section 67.1350 - Annexation by certain cities to promote economic development (Warrensburg).
Section 67.1352 - Annexation of municipal airports, when (city of Monett).
Section 67.1367 - Transient guest tax for promotion of tourism — ballot language. (Perry County)
Section 67.1368 - Tax authorized — ballot language (Douglas and Montgomery counties).
Section 67.1401 - Definitions.
Section 67.1411 - Districts, how established.
Section 67.1431 - Public hearing, notice.
Section 67.1441 - Removal from and addition to district, procedure.
Section 67.1452 - Election of board of directors, no person to cast more than one ballot.
Section 67.1471 - Fiscal year — budget — meeting — report — audit.
Section 67.1485 - Merger of districts, when — assessments, effect on.
Section 67.1491 - Obligations of district.
Section 67.1501 - Funding of district.
Section 67.1511 - Fund, how created, use.
Section 67.1531 - Real property or business license tax, how imposed, ballot.
Section 67.1541 - Taxes and assessments, how collected, distributed.
Section 67.1551 - Election for real estate tax, procedure, results, reimbursement of costs.
Section 67.1561 - Statute of limitations.
Section 67.1571 - Minimum wage limitation.
Section 67.1600 - Home equity program act — definitions.
Section 67.1606 - Addition of new areas to existing home equity program, procedure.
Section 67.1612 - Powers and duties.
Section 67.1618 - Member's home value guaranteed, when, procedure.
Section 67.1624 - Payment by program required, when.
Section 67.1630 - Member property acquired by eminent domain, program benefits may be claimed, when.
Section 67.1636 - Member may appeal guaranteed values or dollar depreciations, how.
Section 67.1642 - Termination of existing program, how.
Section 67.1651 - Indemnification of commissioners, officers or employees of a program, limitations.
Section 67.1654 - Suit may be brought, when, limitations.
Section 67.1657 - Program only proportionally liable when member has separate home equity insurance.
Section 67.1703 - Metropolitan district to be body corporate and political subdivision.
Section 67.1715 - District ballot form, approval of majority required — district established, when.
Section 67.1718 - Single county district, procedure.
Section 67.1730 - Board member terms — vacancies, how filled, eligible for reappointment.
Section 67.1742 - Powers and duties of the district.
Section 67.1748 - Missouri products and supplies to be given preference.
Section 67.1751 - Metropolitan district not to have power of eminent domain.
Section 67.1754 - Sales tax, how allocated — reauthorization of tax, when.
Section 67.1760 - Bonds may be issued by metropolitan district — rates, how paid.
Section 67.1766 - Income from bonds exempt from income tax.
Section 67.1776 - Short title — children's services fund reimbursement.
Section 67.1800 - Definitions.
Section 67.1802 - District boundaries.
Section 67.1804 - Regional taxicab commission established, powers.
Section 67.1806 - Membership of commission, appointments.
Section 67.1808 - Powers of the commission.
Section 67.1810 - Duties of the commission — expenditures limited to fees collected.
Section 67.1812 - Taxicab code promulgated, procedure.
Section 67.1814 - Airport taxicabs, limitation on regulation by the commission.
Section 67.1816 - City and county ordinances in effect until taxicab code adopted.
Section 67.1818 - Licensure, taxicab code to include administrative procedures.
Section 67.1819 - Criminal background check policy required.
Section 67.1820 - Commission to establish annual budget to enforce taxicab code.
Section 67.1830 - Definitions.
Section 67.1846 - Exceptions to applicability of right-of-way laws.
Section 67.1847 - Fiber networks in right-of-way, no fee for use of — exceptions.
Section 67.1862 - Definitions.
Section 67.1864 - District created in certain counties (includes Camden County).
Section 67.1868 - Opposition to formation of a district, petition filed, procedure.
Section 67.1870 - Costs of filing to be paid by petitioners.
Section 67.1872 - Board of directors, members.
Section 67.1874 - Notice of district organization — election of board members, terms.
Section 67.1876 - Powers of the board, meetings, corporate seal, quorum.
Section 67.1878 - Use of funds, sources of funding.
Section 67.1880 - Property tax imposed, when — ballot language — collection of tax.
Section 67.1882 - Contracting, borrowing and agreement authority of the district.
Section 67.1884 - Limitation on district's contracting authority.
Section 67.1886 - Additional powers of the district.
Section 67.1888 - Insurance obtained by the district, types, conditions.
Section 67.1890 - Change in district boundaries, procedure.
Section 67.1892 - Vote required for change in boundaries, when.
Section 67.1894 - Termination of taxing authority by petition, procedure.
Section 67.1896 - Vote required for termination of taxing authority, when — ballot language.
Section 67.1898 - Dissolution of a district, procedure.
Section 67.1925 - Special trust fund created.
Section 67.1928 - Authorized appropriations from special trust fund.
Section 67.1931 - Indebtedness authorized to accomplish purposes of certain taxes.
Section 67.1934 - Repeal of tax, submitted to voters, ballot language.
Section 67.1937 - Safekeeping of county permanent records — accounting records and annual audit.
Section 67.1940 - Donation of property to county.
Section 67.1950 - Definitions.
Section 67.1956 - Board of directors, members, terms, duties.
Section 67.1958 - Modification of requirements by vote of the district.
Section 67.1959 - Sales tax imposed, when — submitted to voters, ballot language.
Section 67.1962 - Special trust fund created.
Section 67.1965 - County collector to collect tax at discretion of the board — rules.
Section 67.1968 - Expenditure of sales tax revenue, conditions.
Section 67.1971 - Reduction of liability for entities remitting the sales tax.
Section 67.1974 - Expansion of district boundaries, procedure.
Section 67.1977 - Dissolution and repeal of the tax, procedure.
Section 67.1978 - Annual audit required.
Section 67.1979 - Removal of board members.
Section 67.2500 - Establishment of a district, where — definitions.
Section 67.2510 - Alternative procedure for establishment of a district.
Section 67.2515 - Petition, contents, notice — hearing — district declared organized, when.
Section 67.2520 - Election conducted, when — sales tax vote, amount — ballot form.
Section 67.2535 - Monitoring of blasting operations permitted (St. Charles County).
Section 67.2540 - Definitions.
Section 67.2546 - Restrictions, prohibitions — violation, penalty.
Section 67.2552 - Prohibited acts, penalties — public policy interest to be protected.
Section 67.2555 - Competitive bids required, when (Jackson County).
Section 67.2675 - Citation of law.
Section 67.2677 - Definitions — effective date.
Section 67.2677 - Definitions.
Section 67.2680 - Satellite or streaming video services, no new tax, license, or fee.
Section 67.2683 - Compliance with FCC requirements for emergency messages.
Section 67.2685 - Expiration of authorization, when.
Section 67.2687 - Notice of commencement of service, when.
Section 67.2689 - Fee authorized, amount — exception — adjustment of fee, when.
Section 67.2693 - Report to be issued by the public service commission, contents.
Section 67.2694 - Confidentiality of subscriber information.
Section 67.2695 - Immunity of political subdivisions, when — indemnification, when — exceptions.
Section 67.2701 - Transferability of authorizations, procedure.
Section 67.2709 - National Electric Safety Code, compliance with required.
Section 67.2711 - Noncompliance, effect of.
Section 67.2714 - Effective date.
Section 67.2805 - Rulemaking authority.
Section 67.2820 - Program authorized, requirements — application process — audit may be required.
Section 67.2825 - Alternative financing method.
Section 67.2830 - Issuance of bonds.
Section 67.2835 - Allocation of state's residual share of certain bond limitation.
Section 67.2840 - Effective dates.
Section 67.4500 - Definitions.
Section 67.4510 - Members, appointment.
Section 67.5000 - District authorized.
Section 67.5002 - Name of district.
Section 67.5006 - Powers of district.
Section 67.5008 - Ballot language.
Section 67.5010 - Majority vote required.
Section 67.5012 - Sale tax authorized in counties of district.
Section 67.5014 - Allocation of sales tax.
Section 67.5016 - Department of revenue to administer and collect tax — director's duties.
Section 67.5018 - Treasurer's duties — report required, when.
Section 67.5020 - Revenues from tax not to be allocated to special fund by municipalities.
Section 67.5022 - Board of directors, appointment, terms, removal.
Section 67.5024 - Organizational meeting — adoption of bylaws, rules, and regulations.
Section 67.5026 - Qualifications of board members.
Section 67.5030 - Eminent domain authority, district not authorized to exercise.
Section 67.5032 - Issuance of bonds, requirements.
Section 67.5034 - Negotiable refunding bonds permitted, limitations.
Section 67.5038 - Purchases in excess of $10,000 by lowest and best bid standard.
Section 67.5065 - Political subdivision definition.
Section 67.5090 - Citation of law.
Section 67.5092 - Definitions.
Section 67.5094 - Prohibited acts by authority.
Section 67.5102 - Prohibited acts.
Section 67.5103 - Power of eminent domain prohibited, when.
Section 67.5110 - Citation of law, purpose.
Section 67.5111 - Definitions.
Section 67.5115 - Authority poles, use of — make-ready work.
Section 67.5116 - Rates and fees.
Section 67.5117 - Limitation on services permitted.
Section 67.5118 - Authority may exercise certain authority, limitations.
Section 67.5119 - Ordinance or agreement required, when.
Section 67.5120 - Court jurisdiction.
Section 67.5121 - Indemnification, insurance, and bonding requirements permitted — exceptions.
Section 67.5122 - Expiration date, exception.
Section 67.5125 - Report to general assembly, when, contents.