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Justin Short

ReMA Recycled Materials Association

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Abby Blocker

ReMA Recycled Materials Association

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Mo. Rev. Stat. Title XVI, Ch. 260, § 260.283. Paper or plastic bags, customers to have option, when – political subdivisions prohibited from imposing ban, fee, or tax on.

Mo. Rev. Stat. Title IV, Ch. 34, § 34.031. Recycled products, preference for products made from solid waste – elimination of purchase of products made from polystyrene foam – commissioner of administration, duties – report. (ReMA note: establishes state purchasing preference for recycled products)

  • Mo. Rev. Stat. Title IV, Ch. 34 State Purchasing and Printing
    • § 34.031. Recycled products, preference for products made from solid waste – elimination of purchase of products made from polystyrene foam – commissioner of administration, duties – report. (ReMA note: includes retread tires)
    • § 34.040. Purchases to be made on competitive bids, when, how – standard specifications, when – exception – failure to pay taxes, effect of. (ReMA note: includes contracts to abate illegal waste tire sites)
  • Mo. Rev. Stat. Title XIV, Ch. 226, § 226.008. Responsibilities and authority of highways and transportation commission – transfer of authority to department of transportation. (ReMA note: includes permitting and compliance for waste tire haulers)
  • Mo. Rev. Stat. Title XVI, Ch. 260 Environmental Control
    • § 260.200. Definitions.
    • § 260.250. Major appliances, waste oil, yard waste and batteries, disposal restricted – recycling of certain items, addressed in solid waste management plan.
    • Waste and Scrap Tires
      • § 260.269. In-state private entity disposal permitted, when.
      • § 260.270. Scrap tires, prohibited activities – penalties – site owners, no new scrap tire sites permitted, when, exception – registration required, duty to inform department, contents – rules and regulations – permit fees – duties of department – inventory of processed scrap tires not to exceed limitation – auto dismantler, limited storage of tires allowed – recovered rubber, use by transportation department, how.
      • § 260.272. Scrap tires and rubber chips may be used as landfill cover, department of natural resources to promulgate rules.
      • § 260.273. Fee, sale of new tires, amount – collection, use of moneys – termination. (as amended by 2019 Missouri SB 134)
      • § 260.275. Scrap tire site, closure plan, contents – financial assurance instrument, purpose, how calculated.
      • § 260.276. Nuisance abatement activities, department may conduct – costs, civil action authorized, exception – resource recovery or nuisance abatement bids on contract, who may bid – content – nonprofits may be eligible for cleanup reimbursement, when.
      • § 260.278. Performance bond or letter of credit required for transporter of scrap tires, when – provisions required – forfeiture of bond, when, procedure – bond requirement ceases, when.
      • § 260.279. Preference and bonus points for contracts for the removal or clean up of waste tires, when.
  • Mo. Rev. Stat. Title XIX, Ch. 301 Registration and Licensing of Motor Vehicles
    • ReMA note: requirements for distinguishing numbers on motor vehicles, trailers, and tires
    • § 301.380. Special numbers issued, when – fee – effect – trailers, special numbers issued, when – examination required – fee.
    • § 301.390. Possession and sale of vehicles and equipment with altered identification numbers prohibited, penalties – duty of officers – procedure.
    • § 301.400. Removal or defacing manufacturer’s numbers – penalty.
    • § 301.401. Special mobile equipment and tires, defacing serial number prohibited – penalty.
  • Mo. Rev. Stat. Title XIX, Ch. 301. Registration and Licensing of Motor Vehicles
    • § 301.010. Definitions.
    • § 301.190. Certificate of registration – application, contents – special requirements, certain vehicles – fees – failure to obtain within time limit, delinquency penalty – duration of certificate – unlawful to operate without certificate – certain vehicles brought into state in a wrecked or damaged condition or after being towed, inspection – certain vehicles previously registered in other states, designation – reconstructed motor vehicles, procedure.
    • § 301.193. Abandoned property, titling of, privately owned real estate, procedure – inability to obtain negotiable title, salvage or junking certificate authorized.
    • § 301.196. Transferors of interest in motor vehicles or trailers, notice to revenue, when, form – exceptions.
    • § 301.210. Sale and transfer of vehicles, transfers within corporations not a sale – assignment of certificate – new certificate – notice of sale to nonresident – director of revenue to keep file – other sales void.
    • § 301.216. Department investigators deemed peace officers while acting in scope of authority, when – limitation on power to arrest.
    • § 301.217. Definitions – salvaged motor vehicle title may be issued, when, procedure.
    • § 301.218. Licenses required for certain businesses – buyers at salvage pool or salvage disposal sale, requirements – records to be kept of sales by operator.
    • § 301.219. Application to be submitted, contents – fee.
    • § 301.221. Application to be submitted, contents, requirements to obtain license – fee.
    • § 301.223. Suspension or revocation of license.
    • § 301.225. Licensees to maintain records – inspection of premises.
    • § 301.226. Department to provide information.
    • § 301.227. Salvage certificate of title mandatory or optional, when – issuance, fee – junking certificate issued or rescinded, when.
    • § 301.229. Penalties – director of revenue to enforce provisions.
    • § 301.390. Possession and sale of vehicles and equipment with altered identification numbers prohibited, penalties – duty of officers – procedure.
    • § 301.560. Application requirements, additional – bonds, fees, signs required – license number, certificate of numbers – duplicate dealer plates, issues, fees – test driving motor vehicles and vessels, use of plates – proof of educational seminar required, exceptions, contents of seminar.
  • Mo. Rev. Stat. Title XIX, Ch. 304. Traffic Regulations
    • § 304.154. Towing truck company requirements – access to towed vehicles by insurance adjusters – notice to vehicle owner of transfer from storage lot or facility – display of tow company address, when.
    • § 304.155. Abandoned motor vehicles on public property, removal – hazards on land and water, removal, limited liability, when – towing of property report to highway or water patrol or crime inquiry and inspection report when, owner liable for costs – check for stolen vehicles procedure – reclaiming vehicle – lien for charges – record maintenance by towing companies – lienholder repossession, procedure.
    • § 304.156. Notice to towing company, owner or lienholder, when – storage charges, when authorized – search of vehicle for ownership documents – petition, determination of wrongful taking – possessory lien, new title, how issued – sale of abandoned property by municipality or county – towing company, new title when.
    • § 304.157. Vehicles left unattended or improperly parked on private property of another, procedure for removal and disposition – violation of certain required procedure, penalty.
    • § 304.158. Notice to owner of abandoned property – duty of real property owner – liability of towing company – recovery for damages to real property, when – liability of real property owner for towing charges, when – information to be displayed on wrecker – towing charges – storage facility charges, method of payment – authorization of real property owner to tow, violation, penalty – ordinances specifying charges – violations of towing laws, penalties.