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Bonds issued under this section are not personal liabilities of the commissioners or bond signers, are not debts of the municipality, county, or state, and interest and income from the bonds are exempt from income taxes.
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Bond signatures stay valid even if the officials leave office before delivery, and bonds issued under the cited sections are fully negotiable.
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An authority may use bond-related powers to secure its bonds or lease obligations, including pledging revenues, mortgaging property, setting covenants, creating funds, and giving obligees enforcement and default remedies.
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An authority may give certain bond obligees court-enforceable rights after a default, including possession, receivership, and an accounting.
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An obligee may sue to force the authority to perform its contract and legal duties, and may seek an injunction against unlawful acts or violations of the obligee’s rights, subject to any binding contractual restrictions.
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Many public and private financial actors may invest certain funds in specified bonds or other obligations, if the bonds are federally assisted and authorized as public-deposit security.
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The authority may agree in a federal financial assistance contract to transfer the project if there is a substantial default, and the federal government must reconvey the project after defaults are cured.
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Property and funds of an authority are exempt from execution, levy, sale, and related judicial process, but mortgage, pledge, and lien enforcement rights are preserved.
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A public body may cooperate with a land clearance project by transferring property interests, providing services, funding, improvements, and agreements.
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This section lets Missouri and certain public bodies spend funds on qualifying tourism infrastructure projects, but it limits the amount, timing, and project conditions.
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A public body may make certain sales, conveyances, leases, or agreements from section 99.580 without appraisal, public notice, advertisement, or public bidding.
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A community may give funds to an authority, and may levy taxes or issue and sell bonds to raise those funds.
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Two or more authorities may work together on a land clearance project.
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An authority must file an annual report and make recommendations; the governing body must hold periodic public hearings and give newspaper notice before each hearing.
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An authority that already has land-clearance power may, with the city or county governing body’s consent and on terms it sets that are consistent with the law, take over and carry out certain land-clearance projects and related undertakings.
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A municipality or county governing body may prepare a master plan for community physical development when it is not otherwise authorized to create a planning agency with that power.
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This section says the law should be read broadly to carry out its purpose, and if it conflicts with another law, this law controls.
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Powers given by this law are additional to powers given by other laws.
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In a constitutional charter city, a person may apply to the city’s land clearance for redevelopment authority for certification that owned, rented, or leased property is in a blighted area, and the authority must issue a tax abatement qualification certificate if the required plans show approved new construction or reh
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The applicant must notify the city or county assessor within 30 days after receiving the certificate, and the assessor must then issue a current assessed value statement as soon as possible.