Mississippi HB970 authorizes municipalities and counties to clean properties deemed a public health menace.
Mississippi HB970 amends state law to allow municipalities and counties to clean properties that are a menace to public health. The bill allows governing authorities to determine if a property is in a state of uncleanliness detrimental to public health and safety. If so, the property owner can be assessed fees and penalties for the cleanup costs. The bill outlines procedures for notice, hearings, and appeals. It also allows municipalities to seek reimbursement from a perpetual care cemetery trust fund for cleanup costs related to neglected cemeteries.
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