. The director shall notify by
ordinary mail the driver whose privilege is so terminated.
(5) [Except as provided in subdivision (6) of this subsection,] No person is eligible to receive
[hardship] a limited driving privilege whose license has been suspended, denied or revoked, or
who has been deemed ineligible for a driving privilege for the following reasons:
(a) A convirified petition from the municipal clerk, the
governing body shall hold or cause to be held a public hearing on the
establishment of the proposed district and shall give notice of the public
hearing in the manner provided in subsection 3 of this section. All reasonable
protests, objections and endorsements shall be heard at the public hearing.
2. The public hearing may be continued to another date without
fur the Senate Committee Substitute do pass.
TERRY L. SPIELER, Secretary.
S2729.03C
AN ACT
Submitting to the qualified voters of Missouri, an amendment rbsp;Any member of the fraternal order of police may
annually apply for the use of the emblem.
2. Upon annual application and payment of a twenty-five dollar emblem-use
contribution to the fraternal order of police, the fraternal order of police shall issue
to the vehicle owner, without further charge, an emblem-use authorization
statement, which shall be presented by the member to the department of revenue
at the time of registration of a motor vehicle. Upon presentation of the annual
statement, payment of a fifteen-dollar fee in addition to the regular registration
fees and documents which may be required by law, the department of revenue shall
issue a personalized license plate, which shall bear the emblem of the fraternal
order of police in a form prescribed by the director of the department of revenue
to the vehicle owner. Such license plates shall be made with fully reflective
material with a common color scheme and design, shall be clearly visible at night,
and shall be aesthetically attractive, as prescribed by section 301.130, RSMo.
3. A vehicle owner, who was previously issued a plate with the fraternal
order of police emblem authorized by this section but who does not provide an
emblem-use authorization statement at a subsequent time of registration, shall be
issued a new plate which does not bear the fraternal order of police emblem, as
otherwise provided by law. The director of revenue shall make necessary rules and
regulations for the enforcement of this section, and shall design all necessary forms
required by this section.
Section 10. 1. Any person may receive license plates as prescribed in this
section, for issuance either to passenger motor vehicles subject to the registration
fees provided in section 301.055, RSMo, or for a local or a nonlocal property-carrying commercial motor vehicle licensed for a gross weight not in excess of
twelve thousand pounds as provided in section 301.057, RSMo, after an annual
payment of an emblem-use authorization fee to the Benevolent and Protective
Order of the Elks. The Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks hereby
authorizes the use of its official emblem to be affixed on multiyear pn in excess of fifteen hundred
inhabitants, and such term shall be deemed to include both the farm and nonfarm population
thereof.
394.160. 1. Every cooperative constructing, maintaining and operating its electric transmission
or distribution lines shall construct, maintain and operate such lines in conformity with the rules
and regulations relating to the manner and methods of construction, maintenance and operation
and as to safety of the public and as to induction or electrical interference with other lines now or
hereafter from time to time prescribed by the public service commission for the construction,
maintenance and operation of electric transmission or distribution lines or system. The jurisdiction, supervision, powers and duties of the public service commission shall extend to every such
cooperative so far as concerns the construction, maintenance and operation of the physical
equipment of such cooperative to the extent of providing for the safety of the public and the
eliminatiossue a letter of designation as
an essential community provider to any physician who makes a written request and
application to the department if such physician meets the qualifications of an
essential community provider pursuant to the provisions of section 2 of this act.
2. The department shall keep the names and addresses of all essential
community providers on record and shall release such information upon request.
3. The department shall promulgate rules and regulations for the
administration of this section. No rule or portion of a rule promulgated pursuant
to the authority of this section shall become effective unless it has been
promulgated pursuant to the provisions of chapter 536, RSMo.
Section 4. 1. Any health care insurer offering or marketing a group policy,
plan or contract for health care services in an area designated pursuant to
subdivision (4) or (5) of section 1 of this act shall allow each essential community
provider in such designated area to submit an application to such health care
insurer and provide a copy of the letter of designation as provided in section 3 of
this act. No health care insurer shall be required to offer a provider contract to an
essential community provider. The department of health shall receive any
application submitted and certify, if qualified; except that the department shall
only issue the first one thousand certificates for application to health maintenance
organizations.
2. The name of each essential community provider shall appear in
publications distributed to consumers or enrollees of the policy, plan or contract
of all network model managed care plans if the essential community provider is a
participating primary care physician.
3. Nothing in this section shall be construed to limit the ability of a health
care insurer to terminate the contract of any physician for cause.
4. The requirements of this section shall not apply to a health care insurer
that is a medical group/staff model health maintenance organization that provides
services to its enrollees through facilities that are owned or operated by the health
maintenance organization.
Section 5. 1. The designation of essential community provider shall not be
transferable to another physician, health care provider or entity.
5. The charges filed with the state board of education under this section shall be in writing
and plainly and fully specify the basis for the charges. The charges shall be signed by the
chief administrative officer of the district or by the president of the board of education
when so authorized by a majority of the board. The certificate holder shall be given not
less than thirty days notice of the hearing, and an opportunity to be heard, together with
witnesses.
6. The certificate holder may appeal to the circuit court at any time within thirty days
after receipt of the final decision of the state board of education. The appeal shall be heard
with a jury at the option of either the certificate holder or the party filing the charges, and
shall be tried de novo, affirming or denying the action of the state board of education.
Costs shall be taxed against the appellant if the judgment of the state board of education is
affirmed. In those cases where the charges allege immorality by the certificate holder
involving a minor child, such case shall be heard by the court without a jury and any
testimony from the minor child involved in the complaint shall be taken directly from the
hearing record taken on behalf of the state board of education.
7. The issuance of a certificate of license to teach to an individual who has been convicted of a
felony or crime involving moral turpitude shall be issued only upon motion of the state board of
education adopted by a unanimous affirmative vote of those members present and voting.
168.221. 1. The first [three] five years of employment of all teachers [and principals] entering the
employment of the metropolitan school district shall be deemed a period of probation during
which period all appointments of teachers [and principals] shall expire at the end of each school
year. During the probationary period any probationary teacher [or principal] whose work is
unsatisfactory shall be furnished by the superintendent of schools with a written statement setting
forth the nature of his incompetency. If improvement satisfactory to the superintendent is not
made within one semester after the receipt of the statement, the probationary teacher [or principal] shall be dismissed. The semester granted the probationary teacher [or principal] in which to
improve shall not in any case be a means of prolonging the probationary period beyond [three]
five years and six months from the date on which the teacher [or principal] entered the employ of
the board of education. The superintendent of schools on or before the fifteenth day of April in
each year shall notify probationary teachers [or principals] who will not be retained by the school
district of the termination of their services. Any probationary teacher [or principal] who is not so
notified shall be deemed to have been appointed for the next school year. Any principal who
prior to becoming a principal had attained permanent employee status as a teacher shall
upon ceasing to be a principal have a right to resume his or her permanent teacher position
with the time served as a principal being treated as if such time had been served as a
teacher for the purpose of calculating seniority and pay scale. The rights and duties and
remuneration of a teacher who was formerly a principal shall be the same as any other
teacher with the same level of qualifications and time of service.
2. After completion of satisfactory probationary services, appointments of teachers [and
principals] shall become permanent, subject to removal for any one or more causes herein
described and to the right of the board to terminate the services of all who attain the age of
compulsory retirement fixed by the retirement system. In determining the duration of the
probationary period of employment in this section specified, the time of service rendered as a
substitute teacher [or substitute principal] shall not be included.
3. No teacher [or principal] whose appointment has become permanent may be removed except
for one or more of the following causes: Immorality, inefficiency in line of duty, violation of the
published regulations of the school district, violation of the laws of Missouri governing the
public schools of the state, or physical or mental condition which incapacitates him for instructing or associating with children, and then only by a vote of not less than a majority of all the
members of the board, upon written charges presented by the superintendent of schools, to be
heard by the board after thirty days' notice, with copy of the charges served upon the person
against whom they are preferred, who shall have the privilege of being present, together with
counsel, offering evidence and making defense thereto. Notifications received by an employee
during a vacation period shall be considered as received on the first day of the school term
following. At the request of any person so charged the hearing shall be public. The action and
decision of the board upon the charges shall be final. Pending the hearing of the charges, the
person charged may be suspended if the rules of the board so prescribe, but in the event the board
does not by a majority vote of all the members remove the teacher [or principal] upon charges
presented by the superintendent, the person shall not suffer any loss of salary by reason of the
suspension. Inqualification of a commercial driver's license pursuant to sections 302.700 to
302.780, however, nothing in this subsection shall prevent a person holding a commercial
driver's license who is suspended or revoked as a result of an action occurring while not driving a
commercial motor vehicle or driving for pay, but while driving in an individual capacity as an
operator of a personal vehicle from applying for [hardship] limited driving privileges to operhoolbook"> 362.600. 1. The term "foreign corporation", as used in this section, shall mean:
(1) Any bank or other corporation now or hereafter organized under the laws of any
state of the United States[, which state adjoins or next adjoins the state of] other than
Missouri; and
(2) Any national banking association having its principal place of business in any
state of the United States[, which state adjoins or next adjoins the state of] other than
Missouri.
2. Except as provided in subsection 5 of this section, any foreign corporation
may act in this state as trustee, executor, administrator, guardian, or in any other ination of the same located in a county of the first classification or in any
city not within a county. The board of fund commissioners shall offer such bonds at public sale, and shall provide
such method as it may deem necessary for the advertisement of the sale of each issue of bonds before such bonds are
sold. The proceeds of the sale or sales of any bonds issued hereunder shall be paid into the state treasury and be
credited to a fund to be designated the "Stormwater Control Fuefficiency in line of duty is cause for dismissal only after the teacher [or principal]
has been notified in writing at least one semester prior to the presentment of charges against him
by the superintendent. The notification shall specify the nature of the inefficiency with such
particularity as to enable the teacher [or principal] to be informed of the nature of his inefficiency.
4. No teacher [or principal] whose appointment has become permanent shall be demoted nor
shall his salary be reduced unless the same procedure is followed as herein stated for the removal
of the teacher [or principal] because of inefficiency in line of duty, and any teacher [or principal]
whose salary is reduced or who is demoted may waive the presentment of charges against him by
the superintendent and a hearing thereon by the board. The foregoing provision shall apply only
to permanent teachers [and principals] prior to the compulsory retirement age under the retirement system. Nothing herein contained shall in any way restrict or limit the power of the board of
education to make reductions in the number of teachers or principals, or both, because of
insufficient funds, decrease in pupil enrollment, or abolition of particular subjects or courses of
instruction, except that the abolition of particular subjects or courses of instruction shall not
cause those teachers who have been teaching the subjects or giving the courses of instruction to
be placed on leave of absence as herein provided who are qualified to teach other subjects or
courses of instruction, if positions are available for the teachers in the other subjects or courses of
instruction.
5. Whenever it is necessary to decrease the number of teachers or principals, or both, because of
insufficient funds or a substantial decrease of pupil population within the school district, the
board of education upon recommendation of the superintendent of schools may cause the
necessary number of teachers or principals, or both, beginning with those serving probationary
periods, to be placed on leave of absence without pay, but only in the inverse order of their
appointment. Nothing herein stated shall prevent a readjustment by the board of education of
existing salary schedules. No teacher or principal placed on a leave of absence shall be precluded
from securing other employment during the period of the leave of absence. Each teacher or
principal placed on leave of absence shall be reinstated in inverse order of his placement on leave
of absence. Such reemployment shall not result in a loss of status or credit for previous years of
service. No new appointments shall be made while there are available teachers or principals on
leave of absence who are seventy years of age or less and who are adequately qualified to fill the
vacancy unless the teachers or principals fail to advise the superintendent of schools within thirty
days from the date of notification by the superintendent of schools that positions are available to
them that they will return to employment and will assume the duties of the position to which
appointed not later than the beginning of the school year next following the date of the notice by
the superintendent of schools.
6. If any regulation which deals with the promotion of either teachers or principals, or both, is
amended by increasing the qualifications necessary to be met before a teacher or principal is
eligible for promotion, the amendment shall fix an effective date which shall allow a reasonable
length of time within which teachers or principals may become qualified for promotion under the
regulations.
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