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2016 Missouri Revised Statutes
TITLE XIV ROADS AND WATERWAYS (226-238)
Chapter 226 Department of Transportation
- Chapter Cross References
- Section 226.003 Public rest areas, department of transportation not to contract for the operation of truck stops, fueling stations, convenience stores or restaurants.
- Section 226.005 State department of transportation created--authority of commission--compensation of employees.
- Section 226.007 Transfer of agencies.
- Section 226.008 Responsibilities and authority of highways and transportation commission--transfer of authority to department of transportation.
- Section 226.009 Out-of-service orders against motor carriers, actions of commission, notice, responsibilities of motor carriers--admissibility of orders--hearing and review of order, venue, procedure--review and disclosure of information--update of records--enforcement--liability.
- Section 226.010 Definitions.
- Section 226.020 State highways and transportation commission created.
- Section 226.030 Number of members--qualifications--term--removal--compensation.
- Section 226.033 Prohibited acts by certain commissioners.
- Section 226.033 Prohibited acts by certain commissioners.
- Section 226.040 State highways and transportation commission to appoint director of department of transportation, qualifications, duties--chief engineer, qualifications, duties--assistants and other employees.
- Section 226.050 Secretary to be appointed--duties and powers.
- Section 226.060 Authorized to select chief legal counsel--salary and qualifications--assistant attorneys, how appointed.
- Section 226.070 Attorney general shall advise commission, when.
- Section 226.080 Salaries, how fixed--veterans' preference authorized.
- Section 226.090 Commissioners and employees--oath--bond--selection and removal of employees to be without regard to political affiliation.
- Section 226.092 Commission may provide automobile liability insurance, when--self-insured and partial self-insured plans, when.
- Section 226.095 Arbitration for negligence actions, when.
- Section 226.096 Certain controversies or claims to be settled by arbitration--rulemaking authority.
- Section 226.100 Principal office to be in Jefferson City--persons authorized to administer oaths.
- Section 226.110 State transportation department building the official residence of the state highways and transportation commission--maintenance and repair in charge of board of public buildings.
- Section 226.120 Chairman and vice chairman, election, term--quorum--monthly meeting, required.
- Section 226.130 Duties and powers of commission--rulemaking, procedure.
- Section 226.132 Department of transportation to create transportation plan for the state, information required--submission deadline.
- Section 226.133 Funding authorized for highway and bridge repairs and construction, transportation plans approved by the general assembly, bonds may be issued, requirements, procedure.
- Section 226.134 Projects funded by bonds to conform with priorities of 1992 plan, exception.
- Section 226.135 Commission authorized to contract with other jurisdictions--multistate permits for certain vehicles--fees--over-dimension permit fund established.
- Section 226.136 Campaign contributions to state elected officials a prohibition to serving as bond investment advisors or underwriters, when.
- Section 226.140 Audit of records, when--plan to modernize transportation system, report.
- Section 226.150 Commission directed to comply with acts of Congress relating to road funds and road work--may sell unnecessary tools, commission employees not to purchase, exception.
- Section 226.160 Extension of workers' compensation law to include employees of state highways and transportation commission and state highway patrol--self-insurance plans, when.
- Section 226.170 Election of state highways and transportation commission, how construed.
- Section 226.181 Parks, requests for federal aid, notice to be given department.
- Section 226.190 Assent to act of Congress for aid to state roads.
- Section 226.191 State transportation assistance revolving fund created--administration--powers of commission--fund not to lapse.
- Section 226.195 Missouri state transit assistance program--definitions, purpose, rulemaking authority.
- Section 226.200 State highways and transportation department fund--sources of revenue--expenditures.
- Section 226.210 Road bond interest and sinking fund.
- Section 226.220 State road fund--sources--expenditures.
- Section 226.225 State transportation fund established, purposes.
- Section 226.230 Auditor, treasurer and highways and transportation commission--duties.
- Section 226.240 Authorized to acquire, by lease, purchase or condemnation, lands, mines, quarries or other property.
- Section 226.250 Authorized to acquire, by lease, purchase, or condemnation, plants or factories.
- Section 226.260 Right conferred to maintain and operate such mines, lands, quarries, plants, factories or other property.
- Section 226.270 Method of procedure in case of condemnation proceedings.
- Section 226.280 Definitions.
- Section 226.290 Interpretations.
- Section 226.300 Purpose of law.
- Section 226.310 Duties and powers of state transportation department.
- Section 226.320 State agencies to cooperate.
- Section 226.330 State transportation department to accept donations of and acquire lands.
- Section 226.340 Area to be provided for parkway purposes.
- Section 226.350 State to convey necessary areas in fee simple to United States.
- Section 226.360 Political subdivisions to convey parkway areas.
- Section 226.370 Areas to be in accordance with preliminary development and property maps.
- Section 226.380 Areas prohibited from certain uses.
- Section 226.390 Use of existing highways in connection with parkways--conditions.
- Section 226.400 Concurrent jurisdiction ceded to United States.
- Section 226.410 All other powers preserved to state.
- Section 226.420 Powers and duties of state transportation department in parkway area.
- Section 226.430 Powers to be exercised when funds are appropriated.
- Section 226.440 Commission established.
- Section 226.445 Commission members, number, term, appointment--compensation--staff.
- Section 226.450 Meetings, number required annually--called how--quorum.
- Section 226.455 Commission's duties.
- Section 226.460 Commission's powers.
- Section 226.465 State agencies to cooperate.
- Section 226.490 Official highway maps--certain attractions to be designated, when.
- Section 226.500 Purpose of law.
- Section 226.501 Tenth amendment to United States Constitution quoted.
- Section 226.502 Legislative intent--funds to be used.
- Section 226.510 Definitions.
- Section 226.520 Permitted signs--specifications.
- Section 226.525 Natural wonders and historic attractions, signs, how erected--private owners to reimburse commission--rules to be promulgated for tourist-oriented directional signs.
- Section 226.527 Signs not to be visible from main highway--removal, compensation--no removal, when--local law applicable, when, extent.
- Section 226.530 Permits--rulemaking.
- Section 226.531 Definitions--sexually oriented billboards prohibited, when--existing billboards to be conforming, when--violation, penalty.
- Section 226.532 Attorney general to represent the state in certain actions.
- Section 226.535 Travel information signs, where erected--rules to be consistent with national standards.
- Section 226.540 Signs permitted on certain highways--lighting restrictions--size, location--zones--specifications.
- Section 226.541 Conforming out of standard signs treated as conforming, when--definitions--duties of owners--local zoning authorities may prohibit resetting of signs--inspections.
- Section 226.545 Landmark signs, permitted when.
- Section 226.550 Permits, fees for, exemption--permits to be issued for existing signs, exceptions--biennial inspection fees, collection, deposit, exceptions--permit to erect sign lapses, when.
- Section 226.560 Certain provisions to affect subsequently erected signs only.
- Section 226.570 Highways and transportation commission to remove and pay for signs, order of removal--funds must be available before removal--removal of certain signs must be ordered by Secretary of Transportation.
- Section 226.573 Rulemaking--new technology in outdoor advertising.
- Section 226.580 Unlawful signs defined--removal authorized--notice--owner may proceed, how--removal costs, how paid--review of order, how--order of removal--reimbursement to owner, when.
- Section 226.585 Vegetation along right-of-way, cutting of--transportation department, duties.
- Section 226.590 Matching funds--source.
- Section 226.600 Penalty.
- Section 226.650 Purpose of law.
- Section 226.660 Definitions.
- Section 226.670 Licenses--fee.
- Section 226.680 Prohibited areas--exceptions.
- Section 226.690 Preexisting junkyards--screening--removal.
- Section 226.700 Rules authorized--injunctive relief.
- Section 226.710 Unlicensed junkyard--penalty.
- Section 226.720 Unscreened junkyards near state and county roads prohibited--penalty.
- Section 226.750 Beautification, rest, recreational areas authorized.
- Section 226.760 Acquisition, condemnation authority.
- Section 226.770 Authority to contract with public agencies for funds.
- Section 226.780 Expenditures limited to federal funds.
- Section 226.790 Commercial facilities within rest or recreation areas prohibited.
- Section 226.792 U.S. Route 66, original roads and highways to be renamed "Route 66".
- Section 226.795 Scenic road, State Highway 19 designation, duties.
- Section 226.796 U.S. Highway 66 designated historic highway--duties--costs, how paid.
- Section 226.797 Scenic roads and highways system to be established--commission's powers and duties--counties or municipalities may make application, procedure to join or remove from scenic system.
- Section 226.798 Factors considered in designating a road or highway a scenic byway--rating system to be established.
- Section 226.799 Procedure to designate a road or highway as scenic, publication--hearing--county or city in area affected to notify commission of approval or rejection, effect.
- Section 226.800 Marking national historic trails with approved signs--donations.
- Section 226.801 Signs and outdoor advertising, rules and regulations.
- Section 226.805 Interstate agency committee on special transportation created--members--powers and duties.
- Section 226.808 Duties of department to assist and furnish--staff for committee--annual report, content.
- Section 226.900 Goals and reports on minority employment, training and use of minority-owned construction companies.
- Section 226.905 Contract requirements for use of minority-owned construction companies on projects with federal funding.
- Section 226.907 Minority-owned construction companies not required, when.
- Section 226.910 Contract requirements not in compliance with federal law to be null and void.
- Section 226.950 Definitions.
- Section 226.952 Approved location of highway corridor, certified copy of corridor map filed where--requirements prior to filing.
- Section 226.955 Revision of corridor map, procedure--commission to dispose of property if highway not constructed within ten years.
- Section 226.957 Exceptions to highway corridor law--fee to be paid to city or county on filing of corridor map by commission.
- Section 226.959 Applications and requests by landowners on land abutting or in corridor, copies to be furnished to commission.
- Section 226.961 Applications or requests not to be approved by city or county without commission approval--procedure.
- Section 226.963 Approval by commission may be conditioned upon modification or limits--rejection by city, county or landowner procedure.
- Section 226.965 Commission not concurring with application or request may acquire property--notice of intent, procedure.
- Section 226.967 Notice of intent to acquire by commission, procedure, time limitation, effect--corridor location changes or failure to start construction, prior property owner first refusal to reacquire property at cost.
- Section 226.969 Recorder of deeds not to record plat, or city or county issue building permits, until commission has time to act on request or agreement to acquire.
- Section 226.971 Violations, authority of commission to bring actions in circuit court--restoration of property to its original condition by court order--acts in violation to be unenforceable.
- Section 226.973 Cities and counties to have authority to take actions to preserve and enforce highway corridor.
- Section 226.975 Commission not required to file plans.
- Section 226.1115 Property removed from roadway to be taken to shoulder or berm of roadway.
- Section 226.1150 German Heritage Corridor of Missouri designated for certain counties located along the Missouri River--signage.
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