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United States — Missouri
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The park board directors must organize right after appointment, make needed bylaws and rules, and manage park funds and park property. The board also has power to buy or secure park land, hire and remove park staff, and set their compensation.
United States — Missouri
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The board of directors must file an annual report with the city council by the second Monday in June.
United States — Missouri
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People donating money, personal property, or real estate for the park may vest title to donated money or real estate in the board of directors.
United States — Missouri
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The board of control must submit an annual report to the legislative branch of the municipal government by the second Monday in April.
United States — Missouri
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The city’s legislative authority may adopt ordinances that impose suitable penalties for damaging the zoological park or its grounds, collections, or property.
United States — Missouri
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The St. Louis Symphony Society’s promissory note is extended to April 15, 1998, interest must be paid by April 15, 1993, and no further extension, release, extinguishment, or forgiveness is allowed.
United States — Missouri
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The Kansas City Symphony’s note to the state was extended to April 15, 1998, and no further extension, release, extinguishment, or forgiveness is allowed.
United States — Missouri
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Creates the Kansas City Regional Sports Complex Authority in qualifying cities and defines “authority” for this part of the statute.
United States — Missouri
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The board has eight commissioners, and the governor appoints seven of them with senate consent. Commissioners must be Missouri qualified voters, choose a chairman each year, fill vacancies within 30 days, and serve without compensation.
United States — Missouri
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The authority must study and review major sports leagues, clubs, or franchises in Kansas City and analyze possible future growth and expansion. It must also file an annual report by December 1 each year.
United States — Missouri
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City councils of Missouri cities, towns, and villages have power to build, buy, maintain, and operate waterworks, gas and power plants, electric light plants, ice plants, and similar lighting devices, and to supply inhabitants with water, light, ice, and power.
United States — Missouri
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Cities that own and operate an electric light or power plant may supply electric current and make contracts for that service.
United States — Missouri
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This section defines several terms and sets rules about who may keep serving a structure with electric service, when other suppliers may not take over, and when the public service commission may order a supplier change.
United States — Missouri
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Aluminum smelting facilities may buy and contract for electric power and delivery services, and must not resell that power except to the original providers.
United States — Missouri
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Certain Missouri cities, towns, and villages may buy electric current and ancillary services and may contract for them with limited approval.
United States — Missouri
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Cities, towns, and villages covered by this section may carry electric current and place needed fixtures and equipment across public roads, streets, and waters, if they do not inconvenience or endanger the public.
United States — Missouri
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A city that owns and operates waterworks may supply water to other cities, people, and private corporations, and may make contracts for that service.
United States — Missouri
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Certain municipal water customers may keep receiving municipal water service even if a public water supply district claims exclusive service rights.
United States — Missouri
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Certain cities, towns, or villages may obtain water from other cities with waterworks, and cities with waterworks may supply nearby cities, towns, or villages on terms they choose.
United States — Missouri
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Cities, towns, or villages may be authorized to carry water from another city and install or operate the needed mains, pipes, and equipment, but only with the supplying city’s consent and as it permits.