Modifies provisions for local historic preservation

Summary

The bill lets any city, town, village or county in Missouri establish a historic preservation commission with powers to identify, recommend, and protect historic sites, and to assist owners. It also prohibits commissions in cities with more than 400,000 residents that span multiple counties from designating college or university buildings as historic. The measure did not pass.

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