SB370 - Allows nonresidents who own at least 80 acres of real property in Missouri to only be assessed 50% of the fee for any nonresident hunting, fishing, or trapping permit

SB 370

Allows nonresidents who own at least 80 acres of real property in Missouri to only be assessed 50% of the fee for any nonresident hunting, fishing, or trapping permit

Sponsor:	Munzlinger
LR Number:	1679S.01I	Fiscal Notes
Committee:	Ways and Means
Last Action:	2/21/2017 - Hearing Conducted S Ways and Means Committee	Journal Page:

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Effective Date:	August 28, 2017

List of 2017 Senate Bills

Current Bill Summary

SB 370 - Currently, the Missouri Department of Conservation charges fees for the acquisition of hunting, fishing, and trapping permits. Under this act, an individual, business, or corporation owning at least 80 acres of real property in Missouri shall only be assessed 50% of the nonresident fee for acquiring a hunting, fishing, or trapping permit for use only on the real property owned, provided that such nonresident can also provide a property tax receipt for such property. If the landowner is a business or corporation, only one person within the business or corporation shall be eligible to use the non-resident fee reductions as specified in this act.

This act is similar to SCS/SB 56 (2015) and HB 710 (2015).

KAYLA HAHN