Missouri Revised Statutes § 249.560 - Apportionment of expenses — regulation of connections — contracts with municipal corporations — United States — Missouri law | Esheria

Missouri Revised Statutes § 249.560 - Apportionment of expenses — regulation of connections — contracts with municipal corporations

The county commission may regulate sewer connections, require permits from the sewer engineer, and make the requester pay connection costs. The sewer engineer can also be given authority to regulate connections, sewage types, contracts with municipal corporations, and plumbing-related rules, with county commission appr

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United States — Missouri
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expense apportionment municipal sewage discharge permits sewer connections

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The county commission may regulate sewer connections, require permits from the sewer engineer, and make the requester pay connection costs. The sewer engineer can also be given authority to regulate connections, sewage types, contracts with municipal corporations, and plumbing-related rules, with county commission approval.