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Section: 231.0444 County road tax--counties of the third and fourth classification--special road rock fund. RSMO 231.444


Published: 2015

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Chapter 231

Maintenance of Public Roads

←231.441

Section 231.444.1

231.450→

August 28, 2015

County road tax--counties of the third and fourth classification--special road rock fund.

231.444. 1. In addition to other levies authorized by law, the

governing body of any county of the third or fourth classification may by

ordinance levy and impose a tax pursuant to this section which shall not

exceed the rate of one dollar on each acre of real property in the county

which is classified as agricultural and horticultural property pursuant to

section 137.016.



2. The proceeds of the tax authorized pursuant to this section shall

be collected by the county collector and remitted to the county treasurer

who shall deposit such proceeds in a special fund to be known as the

"Special Road Rock Fund". All moneys in the special road rock fund shall

be appropriated by the county governing body for the sole purpose of

purchasing road rock to be placed on county roads within the boundaries of

the county.



3. The ordinance levying and imposing a tax pursuant to subsection 1

of this section shall not be effective unless the county governing body

submits to the qualified voters of the county a proposal to authorize the

county governing body to levy and impose the tax at an election permitted

pursuant to section 115.123. The ballot of submission proposing the tax

shall be in substantially the following form:



Shall the county of .......... (county's name) be authorized to levy

and impose a tax on all real property in the county which is classified as

agricultural or horticultural property at a rate not to exceed ..........

(rate of tax) cents per acre with all the proceeds of the tax to be placed

in the "Special Road Rock Fund" and used solely for the purpose of

purchasing road rock to be placed on county roads within the boundaries of

the county?



[ ] YES [ ] NO



4. If a majority of the qualified voters of the county voting on the

proposal vote "YES", then the governing body of the county may by ordinance

levy and impose the tax authorized by this section in an amount not to

exceed the rate proposed in the ballot of submission. If a majority of the

qualified voters of the county voting on the proposal vote "NO", then the

governing body of the county shall not levy and impose such tax. Nothing

in this section shall prohibit a rejected proposal from being resubmitted

to the qualified voters of the county at an election permitted pursuant to

section 115.123.



(L. 1998 H.B. 1113 § 1, A.L. 2005 H.B. 58, A.L. 2008 H.B. 2047, A.L.

2015 H.B. 613)





2008

2005

1998



2008



231.444. 1. In addition to other levies authorized by law, the governing

body of any county of the third classification without a township form of

government having a population of less than six thousand inhabitants according

to the most recent decennial census may by ordinance levy and impose a tax

pursuant to this section which shall not exceed the rate of one dollar on

each acre of real property in the county which is classified as agricultural

and horticultural property pursuant to section 137.016.



2. The proceeds of the tax authorized pursuant to this section shall be

collected by the county collector and remitted to the county treasurer who

shall deposit such proceeds in a special fund to be known as the "Special Road

Rock Fund". All moneys in the special road rock fund shall be appropriated

by the county governing body for the sole purpose of purchasing road rock to

be placed on county roads within the boundaries of the county.



3. The ordinance levying and imposing a tax pursuant to subsection 1 of

this section shall not be effective unless the county governing body submits

to the qualified voters of the county a proposal to authorize the county

governing body to levy and impose the tax at an election permitted pursuant to

section 115.123. The ballot of submission proposing the tax shall be in

substantially the following form:



Shall the county of .......... (county's name) be authorized to levy and

impose a tax on all real property in the county which is classified as

agricultural or horticultural property at a rate not to exceed ..........

(rate of tax) cents per acre with all the proceeds of the tax to be placed in

the "Special Road Rock Fund" and used solely for the purpose of purchasing

road rock to be placed on county roads within the boundaries of the county?



[ ] YES [ ] NO



4. If a majority of the qualified voters of the county voting on the

proposal vote "YES", then the governing body of the county may by ordinance

levy and impose the tax authorized by this section in an amount not to exceed

the rate proposed in the ballot of submission. If a majority of the qualified

voters of the county voting on the proposal vote "NO", then the governing

body of the county shall not levy and impose such tax. Nothing in this

section shall prohibit a rejected proposal from being resubmitted to the

qualified voters of the county at an election permitted pursuant to section

115.123.



2005



231.444. 1. In addition to other levies authorized by law, the

governing body of any county of the third classification without a township

form of government having a population in excess of four thousand two

hundred and less than six thousand according to the most recent decennial

census or any county of the third classification without a township form of

government and with more than two thousand three hundred but fewer than two

thousand four hundred inhabitants may by ordinance levy and impose a tax

pursuant to this section which shall not exceed the rate of twenty-five

cents on each acre of real property in the county which is classified as

agricultural and horticultural property pursuant to section 137.016, RSMo.



2. The proceeds of the tax authorized pursuant to this section shall

be collected by the county collector and remitted to the county treasurer

who shall deposit such proceeds in a special fund to be known as the

"Special Road Rock Fund". All moneys in the special road rock fund shall

be appropriated by the county governing body for the sole purpose of

purchasing road rock to be placed on county roads within the boundaries of

the county.



3. The ordinance levying and imposing a tax pursuant to subsection 1

of this section shall not be effective unless the county governing body

submits to the qualified voters of the county a proposal to authorize the

county governing body to levy and impose the tax at an election permitted

pursuant to section 115.123, RSMo. The ballot of submission proposing the

tax shall be in substantially the following form:



Shall the county of .......... (county's name) be authorized to levy

and impose a tax on all real property in the county which is classified as

agricultural or horticultural property at a rate not to exceed ..........

(rate of tax) cents per acre with all the proceeds of the tax to be placed

in the "Special Road Rock Fund" and used solely for the purpose of

purchasing road rock to be placed on county roads within the boundaries of

the county?



[ ] YES [ ] NO



4. If a majority of the qualified voters of the county voting on the

proposal vote "YES", then the governing body of the county may by ordinance

levy and impose the tax authorized by this section in an amount not to

exceed the rate proposed in the ballot of submission. If a majority of the

qualified voters of the county voting on the proposal vote "NO", then the

governing body of the county shall not levy and impose such tax. Nothing

in this section shall prohibit a rejected proposal from being resubmitted

to the qualified voters of the county at an election permitted pursuant to

section 115.123, RSMo.



1998



231.444. 1. In addition to other levies authorized by law, the

governing body of any county of the third classification without a township

form of government having a population in excess of four thousand two

hundred and less than six thousand according to the most recent decennial

census may by ordinance levy and impose a tax pursuant to this section

which shall not exceed the rate of twenty-five cents on each acre of real

property in the county which is classified as agricultural and

horticultural property pursuant to section 137.016, RSMo.



2. The proceeds of the tax authorized pursuant to this section shall

be collected by the county collector and remitted to the county treasurer

who shall deposit such proceeds in a special fund to be known as the

"Special Road Rock Fund". All moneys in the special road rock fund shall

be appropriated by the county governing body for the sole purpose of

purchasing road rock to be placed on county roads within the boundaries of

the county.



3. The ordinance levying and imposing a tax pursuant to subsection 1

of this section shall not be effective unless the county governing body

submits to the qualified voters of the county a proposal to authorize the

county governing body to levy and impose the tax at an election permitted

pursuant to section 115.123, RSMo. The ballot of submission proposing the

tax shall be in substantially the following form:



Shall the county of .......... (county's name) be authorized to levy

and impose a tax on all real property in the county which is classified as

agricultural or horticultural property at a rate not to exceed ..........

(rate of tax) cents per acre with all the proceeds of the tax to be placed

in the "Special Road Rock Fund" and used solely for the purpose of

purchasing road rock to be placed on county roads within the boundaries of

the county?



[ ] YES [ ] NO



4. If a majority of the qualified voters of the county voting on the

proposal vote "YES", then the governing body of the county may by ordinance

levy and impose the tax authorized by this section in an amount not to

exceed the rate proposed in the ballot of submission. If a majority of the

qualified voters of the county voting on the proposal vote "NO", then the

governing body of the county shall not levy and impose such tax. Nothing

in this section shall prohibit a rejected proposal from being resubmitted

to the qualified voters of the county at an election permitted pursuant to

section 115.123, RSMo.



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