Missouri § 81.040 - Street and sidewalk commissioner (special charter cities under 10,000).
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§ 81.040. Street and sidewalk commissioner (special charter cities under 10,000).
The council of any such city or town mentioned in section 88.804 may provide by ordinance for the appointment by the council of a street and sidewalk commissioner, which may be made by ordinance a separate office, and he shall give bond as such for the faithful discharge of such duties as the council may by ordinance or entry of record prescribe, and fix his compensation.
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(RSMo 1939 § 7449)
Prior revisions: 1929 § 7296; 1919 § 8711; 1909 § 9589
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