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State of Missouri Notice of Waiver of Allocation of Recovery Zone

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The document is a notice from the State of Missouri regarding the waiver of allocation for Recovery Zone Economic Development Bonds and Recovery Zone Facility Bonds. It includes sections for city or county information, amounts related to bond allocations, waivers, and issuances, as well as certification by the chief elected official or authorized representative.

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