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This bill requires port authorities, which are governmental entities established to manage and develop port facilities, to undergo regular financial oversight and to make certain information publicly accessible. Specifically, the state auditor will conduct audits of all port authorities every three months, and can also initiate an audit if requested by residents or property owners within the port authority's jurisdiction, following a process similar to that outlined in section 29.230. Furthermore, all records kept by port authorities will be considered public records, and these authorities must publish specific documents within ten business days of their creation, including development agreements, payment schedules in lieu of taxes (PILOTs), deed restrictions, notices of changes in project use, and any studies or reports concerning public interest or economic impacts. Additionally, port authorities must publish all these listed records that they already possess by January 1, 2027.

https://house.mo.gov/Bill.aspx?bill=HB3341&year=2026&code=R