Missouri § 230.200 - Alternative form authorized in certain counties.

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§ 230.200. Alternative form authorized in certain counties.

There is hereby provided an alternative county highway commission which may be adopted by any county of the third or fourth class in this state, except counties of the third class containing all or a part of a city having a population of three hundred fifty thousand or more, in lieu of the county highway commission established by sections 230.020 to 230.110.

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(L. 1971 H.B. 105 § 1)

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