Mississippi HB969 provides for automatic stays on municipal and county rulings pending appeal and outlines procedures for cleaning properties deemed.
Mississippi HB969 establishes that any judgment, order, or decision from municipal or county authorities concerning actions on real or private property will be automatically stayed if an appeal is filed. The stay remains in effect until the appeal is resolved. The bill also details procedures for municipalities and counties to clean properties deemed a menace to public health, safety, and welfare. This includes notice requirements, the ability to reenter properties for cleaning without further hearings, and the imposition of penalties.
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