§ 89.010 Applicability of law — conflict with zoning provisions of another political ..
§ 89.020 Powers of municipal legislative body — group homes, classification, ..
§ 89.030 Zoning districts
§ 89.040 Purpose of regulations
§ 89.050 Powers and limitations of legislative body in city — hearings, notice
§ 89.060 Change in regulations, restrictions and boundaries — procedure
§ 89.070 Zoning commission — appointment — duties
§ 89.080 Board of adjustment — appointment — term — vacancies — organization
§ 89.090 Board of adjustment — powers, exception for Kansas City
§ 89.100 Board of adjustment — appeals, procedure
§ 89.110 Board of adjustment — decisions subject to review — procedure
§ 89.120 Violations — penalties
§ 89.130 Provisions of this law to govern, when
§ 89.140 Previous ordinances to remain in force
§ 89.143 Zoning law to allow certain facilities
§ 89.144 Peripheral zoning (third class cities over 25,000 inhabitants)
§ 89.145 Peripheral zoning by certain cities — approval by county commission, ..
§ 89.191 Municipalities in first class charter counties annexing territory with a ..
§ 89.210 Street defined
§ 89.220 Establishment of building lines
§ 89.230 Structures shall be required to conform to new line, when
§ 89.240 Assessment and payment of damages
§ 89.250 Law does not abridge or limit power of eminent domain
§ 89.300 Definitions
§ 89.310 Municipality may adopt city plan and appoint commission
§ 89.320 Planning commission — membership — terms — vacancy — removal
§ 89.330 Commission officers, rules, records, employees, expenditures — zoning ..
§ 89.340 City plan, contents — zoning plan
§ 89.350 Plan, prepared how — purposes
§ 89.360 Adoption of plan, procedure
§ 89.370 Powers of commission — recommendations
§ 89.380 Planning commission to approve improvements — commission disapproval, ..
§ 89.390 Functions of commission
§ 89.400 Commission to make recommendations to council on plats, when — conflict ..
§ 89.410 Regulations governing subdivision of land, limitations, contents — public ..
§ 89.420 Commission to approve plats, when
§ 89.430 Commission approval of plats — effects
§ 89.440 Approval of plats required for recording
§ 89.450 Use of unapproved plat in sale of land — penalty — vacation or injunction ..
§ 89.460 Public improvements, how approved after adoption of major street plan
§ 89.470 No building permitted on streets not conforming to major street plan
§ 89.480 Establishment of building lines — board of adjustment
§ 89.490 Violation — penalty
§ 89.491 Violation of county planning, zoning and recreation order or ordinance, ..
§ 89.500 Home-based work — limitation on zoning restrictions
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