Chapter 234 Bridges
- 234.010. County commission to determine what bridges to be built.
- 234.020. County engineer to supervise certain construction.
- 234.030. Damaged bridges, how repaired.
- 234.040. Road districts to repair bridges, when.
- 234.050. Toll bridges, how controlled.
- 234.060. Taxpayers may petition for bridge, when.
- 234.070. Construction of bridge in adjoining county.
- 234.080. Bridge across stream uniting two counties, how paid for.
- 234.090. Bridges across state line--payment of expenses.
- 234.100. Cities and counties may contract for free public highways over bridges, procedure.
- 234.110. Counties may issue bonds.
- 234.120. Authorizing payment of bonds by special assessment--procedure.
- 234.130. Cities may increase indebtedness, how.
- 234.140. City and county may pay proportionately, when.
- 234.150. Condemnation of property for public use, proceedings.
- 234.160. Toll bridges in two counties permitted, when, where.
- 234.170. Toll bridges may be built, how.
- 234.180. Toll bridge to be part of state highway system.
- 234.190. May join with other states to secure bridge--contract--bonds.
- 234.200. Commission may accept title and ownership of bridge, when--obligation.
- 234.210. Acquisition of toll bridges, by whom.
- 234.220. Toll bridge revenue bonds--who may issue--manner.
- 234.230. Highways and transportation commission may contribute to cost--amount.
- 234.240. Acquisition of land, by whom.
- 234.250. Bridges to be toll-free, when.
- 234.260. Revenue and refunding bonds, how redeemed--interest rate.
- 234.270. Bonds, how sold or exchanged.
- 234.280. Maturity date may be extended.
- 234.290. Bonds may be called--notice to be given.
- 234.300. Expenses, how paid.
- 234.310. Certain cities empowered to acquire, construct, operate and maintain bridges.
- 234.320. Condemnation proceedings.
- 234.330. Existing rights not impaired.
- 234.340. Cities having 100,000 population and over--power and authority.
- 234.370. Commissioners--appointment and qualifications.
- 234.380. Terms of commissioners.