Increases the user fee for recording instruments in Missouri from three dollars to nine dollars, with additional funds going to the Missouri housing.
Missouri HB2830 raises the user fee for recording instruments from three dollars to nine dollars. Two dollars will be retained by the recorder for record storage, microfilming, and preservation. The remaining seven dollars will be split: one dollar goes to the Missouri Land Survey Fund, one dollar to the Secretary of State for local records preservation, and five dollars to the Missouri housing trust fund. The bill also establishes the Missouri Land Survey Fund for specified purposes.
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