MissouriMissouri would set aside waste funds to manage abandoned disposal sites
Missouri would set aside 10% of remaining waste fund money for its natural resources department to manage work involving abandoned disposal sites.
What it does
Each year, Missouri would set aside 10% of remaining waste fund money for its natural resources department to manage work involving abandoned disposal sites.
While abandoned disposal sites remain, Missouri would give waste districts 51% of remaining fund money, excluding annual fee increases reserved for department operating costs from October 1, 2005, through October 1, 2027.
People who knowingly sell or transfer property containing a solid waste disposal site or demolition landfill would tell Missouri's natural resources department about the transaction.
Argument forSetting aside 10% could help Missouri investigate disposal sites when officials cannot identify or find the responsible person or that person cannot pay.
Argument againstThe 10% set aside may limit how much of the fund districts can use for local recycling and waste reduction projects.
More detail
Missouri would direct 10% of remaining waste fund revenue to its natural resources department. A site is abandoned when the state cannot identify or find a legally responsible person, or finds that person unable to pay. The money is for department work involving abandoned disposal sites. The share applies each fiscal year after money is made available for the fund's earlier listed uses.
Missouri would allocate 51% of remaining waste fund revenue to waste districts. The 51% share applies while at least one abandoned disposal site remains in Missouri. Annual fee increases from October 1, 2005, through October 1, 2027, are excluded from the district share and reserved for the department's operating costs. The share applies each fiscal year after money is made available for the fund's earlier listed uses.
A covered person would tell Missouri's natural resources department about the sale or transfer. This covers people who knowingly sell or transfer ownership of property containing a permitted or unpermitted solid waste disposal site or demolition landfill.
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- Passed Senate
- Passed House
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History
- 2026
- May 15Voted Do Pass H Fiscal ReviewLatest
- May 15Reported Do Pass H Fiscal ReviewMinor
- May 15H Informal Calendar Senate Bills for Third ReadingMinor
- May 14Bill Placed on H Informal Calendar
- May 14Voted Do Not Pass H Fiscal Review
- May 13Reported Do Pass H Rules - LegislativeMinor
- May 13Referred H Fiscal Review CommitteeMinor
- May 12Voted Do Pass H Rules - LegislativeMinor
- May 11Executive Session Action postponed H Rules - Legislative
- May 7Voted Do Pass H Emerging IssuesMinor
- May 7Reported Do Pass H Emerging IssuesMinor
- May 7Referred H Rules - LegislativeMinor
- May 5Executive Session Action Postponed H Emerging Issues
- Apr 29Hearing Conducted H Emerging Issues
- Apr 27Referred H Emerging IssuesMinor
- Apr 22H Second ReadMinor
- Apr 21Reported from S Fiscal Oversight Committee
- Apr 21S Third Read and PassedPassed Senate
- Apr 21H First ReadMinor
- Apr 20Voted Do Pass S Fiscal Oversight CommitteeMinor
- Apr 14Referred S Fiscal Oversight CommitteeMinor
- Apr 13SS for SCS S withdrawn
- Apr 13SS#2 for SCS S offered & adopted (Brown-26)--(6560S.11F)
- Apr 13Perfected
- Apr 13Reported Truly Perfected S Rules, Joint Rules, Resolutions and Ethics Committee
- Mar 24SS for SCS S offered (Brown-26)--(6560S.10F)
- Mar 24SA 1 to SS for SCS S offered & adopted (Hough)--(6560S10.02F)
- Mar 24Bill Placed on Informal Calendar
- Mar 9Reported from S Agriculture, Food Production and Outdoor Resources Committee w/SCS
- Mar 5SCS Voted Do Pass S Agriculture, Food Production and Outdoor Resources Committee (6560S.06C)Minor
- Feb 19Hearing Conducted S Agriculture, Food Production and Outdoor Resources Committee
- Feb 5Second Read and Referred S Agriculture, Food Production and Outdoor Resources CommitteeMinor
- Jan 22S First ReadIntroduced
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