RSMo §§ 305.400–305.410 — Greene County Airport Zoning Law (Springfield-Branson Region) (MO)

Tracked preemption from the Missouri overlay bundle.

Overview

Effective
1979-08-28
Sunset
Authority
state
Scope
state:MO

Trigger predicate

When this evaluates true for a parcel, the law's preempted fields take precedence over base zoning.

OR
  • parcel.county_fips == 29077
  • city.is_in_greene_county_airport_zone == True
  • city.is_in_st_louis_metropolitan_airport_zone == True

Preempted fields

2 fields on the base district schema are rewritten when the trigger fires.

FieldOpValueNote
review_typerequiregreene_county_airport_board_of_adjustment§305.405: Greene County may adopt zoning regulations to prevent airport hazards; §305.410 prohibits annexation of land within an airport zone except by consent, and authorizes a separate airport zoning board of adjustment.
base_districts[*].airport_hazard_height_findingsrequireno_obstruction_of_FAA_part_77_imaginary_surfaces§§305.575–305.580: St. Louis Metropolitan Airport Authority hazard-zoning and noise-zoning authority (Lambert-St. Louis International). FAA Part 77 obstruction-evaluation surfaces govern at federal level statewide; state statute only provides explicit zoning channels for these two regions.

Citation

Authority source
Mo. Rev. Stat. §§305.400 through 305.410 (Greene County Airport Zoning Law); Mo. Rev. Stat. §§305.575 through 305.580 (St. Louis Metropolitan Airport Authority hazard/noise zoning)
§ §305.400 (definitions); §305.405 (zoning regulations); §305.410 (annexation prohibition); §305.575 (hazard zoning); §305.580 (noise zoning)
https://revisor.mo.gov/main/OneSection.aspx?section=305.400

Research notes

Missouri does NOT have a statewide airport zoning act; the task brief cited §305.400 as the anchor, which is the correct citation but is geographically limited to Greene County (29077, Springfield-Branson airport region). The parallel St. Louis Metropolitan Airport Authority sections (§§305.575–305.580) cover Lambert. Other Missouri airports (Kansas City International / KCI, Columbia Regional, Joplin Regional, etc.) rely on the FAA Part 77 federal imaginary-surfaces regime and on general municipal zoning under Chapter 89 rather than a state-specific airport zoning statute. Federal conflict check flagged because FAA Part 77 governs above any state/local zoning ceiling and FAA Determination of No Hazard is the binding airspace clearance.