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Some authorities may use eminent domain to acquire real property, but property already devoted to public use cannot be taken from a municipality, county, or the state without consent.
United States — Missouri
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An authority may issue bonds, including refunding bonds, and may choose the bond types and repayment sources.
United States — Missouri
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An authority may issue bonds in series, but it must authorize them by resolution and follow the required sale and notice rules.
United States — Missouri
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If the interest rates allowed under this act are higher than the rates allowed under Senate Bill 554, the rates under this act control.
United States — Missouri
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People who issue these bonds are not personally liable, and the bond interest and income are exempt from income taxes.
United States — Missouri
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Signatures on these bonds stay valid even if the signing commissioners or officers leave office before delivery, and bonds issued under this law are fully negotiable.
United States — Missouri
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An authority may take a range of actions to secure payment of bonds or lease obligations, including pledging revenues, mortgaging property, and making related covenants.
United States — Missouri
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An authority may give bondholders certain enforcement rights after default, including possession, a receiver, and an accounting.
United States — Missouri
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An obligee of an authority may sue to force contract performance and may seek equity to stop unlawful acts or violations of the obligee’s rights, subject to any binding contractual restrictions.
United States — Missouri
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Certain public bodies, financial institutions, insurers, fiduciaries, and similar actors may invest specified funds in qualifying bonds or other obligations under the stated conditions.
United States — Missouri
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A contract with the federal government may require the authority to transfer the project or land on a substantial default, and the federal government must reconvey it after defaults are cured.
United States — Missouri
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Property and funds of an authority are exempt from levy, sale, execution, and related judicial process, with exceptions for mortgage and lien enforcement by obligees.
United States — Missouri
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Public bodies may help a project by transferring property interests, doing public works, providing services or funds, and making agreements with an authority.
United States — Missouri
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A public body may make certain sales, conveyances, leases, or agreements without appraisal, public notice, advertisement, or public bidding.
United States — Missouri
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A city in the authority’s area may give funds to the authority, and the community may raise those funds by taxes or by issuing and selling bonds.
United States — Missouri
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Two or more authorities may cooperate on planning, undertaking, or financing a project within their operating areas.
United States — Missouri
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Ad valorem tax exemption benefits are unavailable to urban redevelopment corporations for land and improvements in a project area unless the governing body approves them by a three-fourths vote.
United States — Missouri
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An authority must file an annual activity report with the clerk, and the governing body must hold periodic public hearings and publish notice of them in a newspaper.
United States — Missouri
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An authorized authority may take over and carry out certain industrial development projects in a constitutional charter city if the city’s governing body consents.
United States — Missouri
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A municipality’s governing body may prepare a master plan for community physical development if it is not otherwise authorized to create a planning agency with that power.