349.010. As used in sections 349.010 to 349.100, unless the contextotherwise requires, the following words and terms shall have the meaningsindicated:
(1) "Corporations" means any authority organized pursuant to theprovisions of sections 349.010 to 349.100.
(2) "County and municipality". "County" means any county in the state."Municipality" means any city, incorporated town or village in the state.
(3) "Governing body" shall mean the board or body in which the generallegislative powers of the county or municipality are vested.
(4) "Project" means the purchase, construction, extension andimprovement of plants, buildings, structures, or facilities, whether or notnow in existence, including the real estate, used or to be used as a factory,assembly plant, manufacturing plant, processing plant, fabricating plant,distribution center, warehouse building, public facility, waterborne vesselsexcepting commercial passenger vessels for hire in a city not within a countybuilt prior to 1950, office building, for-profit or not-for-profit hospital,not-for-profit nursing or retirement facility or combination thereof, physicalfitness, recreational, indoor and resident outdoor facilities operated bynot-for-profit organizations, commercial or agricultural facility, orfacilities for the prevention, reduction or control of pollution. Included inall of the above shall be any required fixtures, equipment and machinery.Excluded are facilities designed for the sale or distribution to the public ofelectricity, gas, water or telephone, together with any other facilities forcable television and those commonly classified as public utilities. Projectsof a municipal authority must be located wholly within the incorporated limitsof the municipality except that such projects may be located outside thecorporate limits of such municipality and within the county in which themunicipality is located with permission of the governing body of the county.Projects of a county authority must be located within an unincorporated areaof such county except that such projects may be located within theincorporated limits of a municipality within such county, when approved by thegoverning body of the municipality.
(1978) Act authorizing industrial development corporations does not violate provisions of constitution relating to lending of public credit, taxes for public purposes, and subject of legislation. State ex rel. Jardon v. Industrial Development Authority of Jasper County (Mo.), 570 S.W.2d 666.
349.010. As used in sections 349.010 to 349.100, unless the contextotherwise requires, the following words and terms shall have the meaningsindicated:
(1) "Corporations" means any authority organized pursuant to theprovisions of sections 349.010 to 349.100.
(2) "County and municipality". "County" means any county in the state."Municipality" means any city, incorporated town or village in the state.
(3) "Governing body" shall mean the board or body in which the generallegislative powers of the county or municipality are vested.
(4) "Project" means the purchase, construction, extension andimprovement of plants, buildings, structures, or facilities, whether or notnow in existence, including the real estate, used or to be used as a factory,assembly plant, manufacturing plant, processing plant, fabricating plant,distribution center, warehouse building, public facility, waterborne vesselsexcepting commercial passenger vessels for hire in a city not within a countybuilt prior to 1950, office building, for-profit or not-for-profit hospital,not-for-profit nursing or retirement facility or combination thereof, physicalfitness, recreational, indoor and resident outdoor facilities operated bynot-for-profit organizations, commercial or agricultural facility, orfacilities for the prevention, reduction or control of pollution. Included inall of the above shall be any required fixtures, equipment and machinery.Excluded are facilities designed for the sale or distribution to the public ofelectricity, gas, water or telephone, together with any other facilities forcable television and those commonly classified as public utilities. Projectsof a municipal authority must be located wholly within the incorporated limitsof the municipality except that such projects may be located outside thecorporate limits of such municipality and within the county in which themunicipality is located with permission of the governing body of the county.Projects of a county authority must be located within an unincorporated areaof such county except that such projects may be located within theincorporated limits of a municipality within such county, when approved by thegoverning body of the municipality.
(1978) Act authorizing industrial development corporations does not violate provisions of constitution relating to lending of public credit, taxes for public purposes, and subject of legislation. State ex rel. Jardon v. Industrial Development Authority of Jasper County (Mo.), 570 S.W.2d 666.
349.010. As used in sections 349.010 to 349.100, unless the contextotherwise requires, the following words and terms shall have the meaningsindicated:
(1) "Corporations" means any authority organized pursuant to theprovisions of sections 349.010 to 349.100.
(2) "County and municipality". "County" means any county in the state."Municipality" means any city, incorporated town or village in the state.
(3) "Governing body" shall mean the board or body in which the generallegislative powers of the county or municipality are vested.
(4) "Project" means the purchase, construction, extension andimprovement of plants, buildings, structures, or facilities, whether or notnow in existence, including the real estate, used or to be used as a factory,assembly plant, manufacturing plant, processing plant, fabricating plant,distribution center, warehouse building, public facility, waterborne vesselsexcepting commercial passenger vessels for hire in a city not within a countybuilt prior to 1950, office building, for-profit or not-for-profit hospital,not-for-profit nursing or retirement facility or combination thereof, physicalfitness, recreational, indoor and resident outdoor facilities operated bynot-for-profit organizations, commercial or agricultural facility, orfacilities for the prevention, reduction or control of pollution. Included inall of the above shall be any required fixtures, equipment and machinery.Excluded are facilities designed for the sale or distribution to the public ofelectricity, gas, water or telephone, together with any other facilities forcable television and those commonly classified as public utilities. Projectsof a municipal authority must be located wholly within the incorporated limitsof the municipality except that such projects may be located outside thecorporate limits of such municipality and within the county in which themunicipality is located with permission of the governing body of the county.Projects of a county authority must be located within an unincorporated areaof such county except that such projects may be located within theincorporated limits of a municipality within such county, when approved by thegoverning body of the municipality.
(1978) Act authorizing industrial development corporations does not violate provisions of constitution relating to lending of public credit, taxes for public purposes, and subject of legislation. State ex rel. Jardon v. Industrial Development Authority of Jasper County (Mo.), 570 S.W.2d 666.
