Gov. Matt Blunt on Sept. 4 signed an economic development bill the Missouri General Assembly passed in a two-week special legislative session that ended the previous week. The bill will provide $66 million a year in tax breaks to developers and other businesses and also repeals state and local laws prohibiting ticket scalping.
On Sept. 5, Blunt signed the session’s other bill, which allows the Missouri Department of Transportation to finalize a contract to repair 800 of the state’s worst bridges over the next five years.
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Thursday, September 27, 2007
Monday, September 3, 2007
TWO-WEEK SPECIAL SESSION WRAPS UP
The Missouri General Assembly concluded a two-week special legislative session on Aug. 30 by passing an economic development bill and a measure to speed up repairs on state bridges. Gov. Matt Blunt, who called the special session, is expected to sign both bills.
The economic development bill would provide $66 million a year in tax breaks to developers and other businesses and also repeals state and local laws prohibiting ticket scalping. The other measure would allow the Missouri Department of Transportation to finalize a contract to repair 800 of the state’s worst bridges over the next five years.
The economic development bill would provide $66 million a year in tax breaks to developers and other businesses and also repeals state and local laws prohibiting ticket scalping. The other measure would allow the Missouri Department of Transportation to finalize a contract to repair 800 of the state’s worst bridges over the next five years.
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