Requires port authorities to obtain voter approval to incur indebtedness for developments located more than two thousand feet from the shoreline of the Missouri River or the Mississippi River

Summary

The bill would force any Missouri port authority to put a ballot question before qualified county voters whenever it wants to borrow money for a development located more than 2,000 feet from the Missouri or Mississippi River shoreline. It gives local residents a direct say in financing projects that are not directly on the water while leaving existing bond and tax‑exempt provisions unchanged. The measure failed to pass.

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