Missouri § 251.479 - Techniques to be employed by program.

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§ 251.479. Techniques to be employed by program.

The program shall employ techniques developed by the national trust for historic preservation's main street center which are designed to stimulate business reinvestment, restore building facades, retain existing small business, strengthen the local tax base, create employment opportunities, promote new business in downtown areas, and help to create a renewed sense of community pride.

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(L. 1988 H.B. 1223 & 1246 § 4)

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