Missouri HB3490 modifies local historic preservation provisions, including commission powers and restrictions on college or university buildings.
Missouri HB3490 modifies the Local Historic Preservation Act, allowing cities, towns, villages, and counties to create historic preservation commissions. These commissions can survey, recommend designations, prepare preservation plans, and recommend policies. They can also acquire properties important for preservation. The bill restricts commissions in cities with over 400,000 inhabitants located in more than one county from designating college or university buildings as historic.
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