Under the introduced bill, counties could approve or abolish an alternative highway commission, while counties without it would have to adopt one of two listed arrangements.
A county could use the alternative highway commission only if a majority of voters who vote on the question approve it.
A county with the alternative commission could abolish it by countywide vote or governing-body vote.
A county that does not adopt the alternative commission, or later abolishes it, would have to adopt one of two listed highway arrangements.
A county could use the alternative highway commission only after a majority of voters voting on the question approve it. This applies to any Missouri county considering that alternative commission. The commission is the alternative one provided for in sections 230.200 to 230.260.
A county with the alternative commission could abolish it by countywide vote or a vote of its governing body. This applies to a Missouri county that has adopted the alternative commission.
A county that does not adopt the alternative commission, or abolishes it, would have to adopt one of two highway arrangements. This applies to a county that does not adopt the alternative commission or later abolishes it. The choices are the county highway commission described in sections 230.010 to 230.110 or the provisions in sections 231.010 to 231.130.
No hearings or votes scheduled.