Missouri § 251.483 Duties of department of economic development.

Missouri Statutes

§ 251.483 — Duties of department of economic development.

Missouri § 251.483

Title XVICONSERVATION, RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT

Ch. 251Community Affairs, Planning and Development

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Mo. Rev. Stat. § 251.483 (2026).

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The duties of the department of economic development in implementing the program shall include, but not be limited to the following:

(1)Contract with the National Trust for Historic Preservation to assist in accomplishing the program's objectives, to provide technical assistance to the department, and to assist in developing criteria for the selection of participating cities;

(2)Develop criteria for selecting participating cities which shall include evidence of interest and commitment to downtown economic development and historic preservation by both the private and public sectors, evidence of potential private investment in the downtown area, and evidence of organizational and financial commitment to implement a long-term economic revitalization program which includes a commitment t

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The duties of the department of economic development in implementing the program shall include, but not be limited to the following:

(1) Contract with the National Trust for Historic Preservation to assist in accomplishing the program's objectives, to provide technical assistance to the department, and to assist in developing criteria for the selection of participating cities;

(2) Develop criteria for selecting participating cities which shall include evidence of interest and commitment to downtown economic development and historic preservation by both the private and public sectors, evidence of potential private investment in the downtown area, and evidence of organizational and financial commitment to implement a long-term economic revitalization program which includes a commitment to employ a professional project manager with an operating budget.