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Mo. Rev. Stat. § 70.843

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70.843 State and local government convention sports facility meeting and tourism ...

Official statutory text

70.843. State and local government convention sports facility meeting and tourism program established, purpose — participating counties and cities. — There is hereby established a "State and Local Government Convention, Sports Facility, Meeting and Tourism Program". This program will assist in providing funding for qualifying projects by the state and any of the following: A county or a city in which a qualifying project is located, any county adjoining such county or city in which such project is located, or any city or cities within such county in which a qualifying project is located or within any county adjoining such county or city in which such project is located. As used in sections 70.840 to 70.858 , the term "participating counties and cities" means any county or counties and city or cities, or any combination thereof, participating with the state in a qualifying project as provided in section 70.851 .

(L. 1989 S.B. 295 & 312 § 25)

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