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United States — Missouri
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A trustee may be removed for specified misconduct only if the required council vote is obtained and the trustee gets notice and a hearing.
United States — Missouri
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The board must organize itself by electing officers and must adopt bylaws, rules, and regulations for managing the facility and admitting or discharging patients.
United States — Missouri
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The board controls spending for the facility fund and related property, and must employ help as needed.
United States — Missouri
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A hospital board of trustees may invest up to 25% of certain hospital funds in specified U.S. investment-grade fixed income or diversified stock funds if the hospital’s tax and municipal funding receipts are each below 1%.
United States — Missouri
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The city is not liable for claims or debt tied to the facility, except to the extent of the facility fund and board-controlled assets.
United States — Missouri
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A hospital organized under this chapter may buy, operate, or lease related facilities and engage in health care activities, but there is an exception for certain counties, and city approval is required before first outside-city activity if the hospital received city appropriated funds in the prior 12 months.
United States — Missouri
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The board must give the city council a detailed annual report by the second Monday in June.
United States — Missouri
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A person making a bequest or donation to the facility has the right to put title to the donated property in the board.
United States — Missouri
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Taxes authorized under sections 96.150 to 96.220 must be levied and collected like regular municipal taxes.
United States — Missouri
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The city council may issue and sell revenue bonds for specified hospital-related projects, and the council and board may also mortgage project property to secure payment of the bonds.
United States — Missouri
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Bonds issued under these sections are not treated as debt of Missouri, a city, the board of trustees, or individual council or board members.
United States — Missouri
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Revenue bonds can be issued with specified terms, and their maturity is set by the city council on the board of trustees’ recommendation.
United States — Missouri
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The city council and board of trustees must set the bond terms and covenants, and bondholders may sue to force performance of required duties and covenants.
United States — Missouri
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This section sets a procedure for certain charter hospitals to sell, lease, or transfer substantially all hospital property, with city and voter approval steps and limits on how proceeds and donated assets are used.
United States — Missouri
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Certain third-class cities may create a Social Welfare Board, and that board gets exclusive control over specified welfare functions and related powers.
United States — Missouri
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The board has broad power to provide relief and services for indigent people, make rules for its work, hire and fire staff, work with public and charitable agencies, and act as agent for the county superintendent of public welfare in the city.
United States — Missouri
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The board must be nonpartisan and nonsectarian, its members and officers get no compensation, and the mayor can remove appointed members for misconduct or neglect of duty.
United States — Missouri
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Board members must meet and organize after appointment and every year, and appointed subordinate officers and employees must give bonds if the board requires them.
United States — Missouri
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The treasurer must give the board a good and sufficient bond for the safekeeping and proper expenditure of funds in his hands.
United States — Missouri
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The board must keep records of its proceedings, receipts, expenditures, and operations, and must give an annual itemized report.