Retention Schedules
Municipal Records Retention Schedule
See also the General Records Retention Schedule.
Using this Records Retention Schedule
Everyday local government offices throughout Missouri produce records that document the rights of citizens, the actions of the government that serves them and the history of the community in which they live. It is the responsibility of local government to effectively maintain and manage these records and to ensure the continued preservation of those records of essential evidence that have enduring and permanent value.
The introduction to this retention schedule provides local government officials with basic information on records and the application of retention schedules.
What is a Record?
A " record " is defined as any "document, book, paper, photograph, map, sound recording or other material, regardless of physical form or characteristics, made or received
pursuant to law or in connection with the transaction of official business" (109.210(5) RSMo). This definition includes those records created, used and maintained in electronic form.
Non-Records
Even though records include a broad spectrum of recorded information, not all recorded information is a record. According to Section 109.210(5) RSMo, the following are not records: "...Library and museum
material made or acquired and preserved solely for reference or exhibition purposes, extra copies of documents preserved only for convenience of reference, and stocks of publications and of processed documents are not
included within the definition of records..."
Other examples of non-records include the following materials:
- Identical copies of documents maintained in the same file.
- Extra copies of printed or processed materials (official copies of which are retained by the office of record).
- Superseded manuals and other directives (maintained outside the office of record).
- Materials documenting employee fringe activities (blood donors, charitable funds, social and professional meetings, etc.)
- Work papers and drafts of reports or correspondence. Transcribed stenographic materials.
- Blank forms.
- Materials received from other activities that require no action (official copies of which are retained by the office of record).
- Catalogs, trade journals and other publications or papers received from government agencies, commercial firms or private institutions that require no action and are not part of an action case record.
Non-records do not require retention scheduling or destruction authorization or reporting. To control excessive accumulation, it is necessary to keep only current, useful materials and to destroy non-records immediately after needs have been satisfied. Avoid filing non-record material with records.
The Value of Local Government Records
Some records, because of their enduring administrative, fiscal, legal or historical value, should be permanently retained. These records require that special care and consideration be given to their storage
conditions and the feasibility of preservation microfilming. Examples of permanent records include year-end reports; minutes; property records such as deeds; and birth, death and marriage records.
Most records do not have values that warrant their permanent preservation. Those records with short-term value should, upon reaching end of the retention period, be destroyed.
Statutory Authority for Establishing Records Retention Requirements
In 1965, the Missouri General Assembly established a State Records Commission to approve retentions for records produced by state agencies. In 1972, Missouri's Business and Public Records Law (Chapter
109) was expanded to include local government. Thus, the Missouri Local Records Board was established to set retention times for local government records. The 16-member board, chaired by the Secretary of State,
consists of local government officials from all classes of counties and cities, elementary and secondary education, higher education and a person active in historical society groups.
Supplemental to the Local Records Board, the Records Management and Archives Service of the Secretary of State's office provides assistance to local governments and implements board policy.
Application of the Records Retention Schedule
This schedule establishes minimum retention periods and authorizes dispositions for many of the administrative, fiscal and legal records common to most local governments. Retention periods are based upon
federal and state mandates, record surveys, business needs, and general knowledge as to how long records should be kept. Using the schedule as a guide and without seeking further approval from the Local Records Board,
any local government may regularly dispose of any of its records that appear on this schedule. The schedule is subject to the following exceptions and limitations:
- Local government offices may retain any of their records beyond the retention periods set by the schedule, as they deem necessary. The schedule establishes only a minimum period of retention. Before retaining a record longer than the minimum time required, however, the office should be certain that it has good reason to do so. Unnecessary retention of records can be expensive in space and filing equipment and may expose the office to costly litigation and discovery requirements.
- This schedule does not relieve local governments of retention requirements mandated by other state and federal statutes and regulations. When such an obligation does exist, then the longer retention period takes precedence.
- This schedule generally reflects audit requirements in its prescribed retention periods, but audits are not always completed in a timely fashion. Therefore, any record required for an audit must be retained until completion of that audit, regardless of its stated retention period in the schedule.
- This schedule does not authorize destruction of records that could be deemed relevant to current or pending litigation.
Retention and disposition of records that are common to many offices are included in the General Schedule. Records unique to particular offices are addressed in individual office schedules. All schedules are available on the Secretary of State's website at http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/localrecs/schedules .
Destruction of Records
The records classification and retention periods in this manual constitute legal authority for retention and disposal of official records. No records can be destroyed until they meet the minimum retention
period listed in this manual. In cases where there is no schedule for a particular record series, the Local Records Board must grant permission for the destruction.
The disposition of records should be recorded in a document such as the minutes of the city council or other legally constituted authority that has permanent record status. The record should include the description and quantity of each record series disposed of, manner of destruction, inclusive dates covered and the date on which destruction was accomplished.
The retention schedule does not prescribe the method of destruction (shredding, burning, landfills, etc.), however, record series with a disposition of Destroy securely contain confidential data. These records should be destroyed under the supervision of a competent person(s) designated (or appointed) to ensure that no records fall into unauthorized hands and that the data cannot be reconstructed.
Preservation of Permanent Records
A fundamental, yet often neglected obligation of local government is to care for its permanent records-in this case, some of the records that it generates and receives. The records that have been identified
as permanent require special handling and storage if they are to be preserved. The continuous interaction between a record's medium-paper, magnetic tape, film, etc. -and the quality of the environment in which it
is kept-temperature, humidity, light, and air-determines the severity and rate of its deterioration.
By microfilming older, deteriorating, but permanently valuable records, local governments can generate durable copies for research and prevent further damage or deterioration of the original. When filmed, processed, and maintained to archival specifications, the master negative will ensure that permanently valuable records are preserved for generations to come.
The Missouri Local Records Grant program can provide financial assistance in the form of grants-in-aid to supplement local funds for preservation initiatives, such as archival supplies, shelving and preservation microfilming.
A Note about Electronic Records
Permanent records that exist solely in electronic form (CDs, magnetic tape, floppy disks, hard drives, etc.) are in danger of becoming inaccessible. Media decay, hardware and software obsolescence are real
threats to the continued preservation and accessibility of essential records. Periodic migration and transfer to a stable preservation media such as microfilm must be implemented if local government is to fulfil its
statutory responsibility for maintaining permanent records.
Modifications and Additions
Because records reflect activities that are constantly changing, the retention requirements for them sometimes require revision as well. Consequently, records retention and disposition schedules often need
modification or additions in order to be realistic and effective. Furthermore, because local governments are so large, it is impractical to consult with every office regarding specific schedule entries. There may be
some retention periods and disposition requirements within this schedule that fail to account for all relevant factors and there may be some important record series not addressed here which need to be added. The Local
Records Program welcomes all comments and suggestions concerned with improvement of record retention schedules through modifications and additions.
For further information on any records management or preservation issue, please contact:
Missouri Secretary of State
Local Records Preservation Program
PO Box 1747, Jefferson City, MO 65101-1747
Telephone: (573) 751-9047
Fax: (573) 526-3867
Municipal Records Retention Schedule
See also the General Records Retention Schedule.
| Record Series Title | Retention | |
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ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS |
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(0001) |
ACCIDENT REPORT FILES |
UNTIL CASE IS CONCLUDED AND 5 YEARS AFTER. |
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(0003) |
ANNEXATION RECORDS |
6 YEARS AFTER RECORDED IN MINUTES. |
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(0008.2) |
BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS |
5 YEARS |
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(0009) |
CENSUS REPORT |
10 YEARS OR UNTIL SUPERSEDED BY NEXT REPORT. NON-CURRENT CENSUS REPORTS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM STATE LIBRARY OR STATE OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION. |
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(0012) |
CITY SEAL |
PERMANENT |
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(0015.1) |
MAINTENANCE GUARANTEE BONDS (PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT) |
TERM OF CONTRACT, PLUS TERM OF BOND, PLUS 4 YEARS. |
| (0016) |
GENERAL HOUSEKEEPING FILES:
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UNTIL NO LONGER NEEDED |
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(0020) |
EMPLOYEE SUGGESTION FORMS |
DESTROY WHEN NO LONGER OF ADMINISTRATIVE VALUE |
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(0022) |
FRANCHISES-UTILITIES, CABLE TV, ETC. |
5 YEARS AFTER CANCELLATION OR EXPIRATION OF FRANCHISE. |
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(0024) |
HISTORIC PRESERVATION FILES |
PERMANENT FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES. |
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(0028) |
LAND TRUST PROPERTY RECORD |
7 YEARS |
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(0029) |
LANDFILL FILES |
PERMANENT |
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(0029a) |
LANDFILL FILES CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE |
COA |
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(0039) |
PETITIONS |
5 YEARS. RETAIN VACATION OF PUBLIC-RIGHTS-OF-WAY ALONG WITH ORDINANCES. |
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(0000) |
PLAT RECORDS |
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See ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS - ORDINANCE |
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See ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS - CONTRACT |
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(0043) |
PROCLAMATIONS |
1 YEAR AFTER RECORDED IN OFFICIAL MINUTES. IF NOT IN MINUTES, RETAIN PERMANENTLY. |
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(0048) |
INDEX OF FILES |
UNTIL SUPERSEDED OR REVISED |
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(O052.1) |
DAMAGE AND LOSS REPORT-CITY PROPERTY |
5 YEARS FOR ALL REPORTS OF MINOR NATURE. IF SUBJECT TO LEGALACTION, RETAIN BY LEGAL DEPARTMENT AS PART OF LITIGATION CASE FILE VOLUNTEER LIABILITY WAIVERS |
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(0053) |
SERVICE REPORT TO ACTION CENTER OR DESIGNATED DEPARTMENT |
2 YEARS |
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(0054) |
COUNTY RECORDING (OFFICIAL) |
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PLATS ORDINANCES, CONTRACTS, ORDINANCES, CONTRACTS, ETC. |
PERMANENTLY |
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(0056) |
WORK ASSIGNMENTS AND SCHEDULES |
3 YEARS |
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(0057) |
LOST AND FOUND |
5 YEARS, INCLUDING AUDIT |
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(0058) |
LOG/JOURNAL |
3 YEARS. EVALUATE FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES |
ANIMAL CONTROL RECORDS |
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(0101) |
ANIMAL BITE RECORDS |
2 YEARS AFTER BITE REPORT |
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(0102) |
ANIMAL CONTROL CARDS |
2 YEARS |
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(0103) |
DAILY ACTIVITY REPORTS |
2 YEARS |
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(0104) |
INVESTIGATION LOGS AND REPORTS |
2 YEARS |
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(0105) |
PET AND ANIMAL LICENSES OR PERMITS |
5 YEARS AFTER EXPIRATION |
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(0107) |
ANIMAL CONTROL ENUMERATION RECORDS |
3 YEARS |
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(0108) |
OWNERSHIP VERIFICATION RECORDS-ANIMALS |
2 YEARS AFTER COURT DATE |
BUILDING CODES RECORDS |
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(0201) |
BLUEPRINTS AND SPECIFICATIONS FILE |
2 YEARS AFTER COMPLETION OR STRUCTURE FOR RESIDENTIAL & SMALLCOMMERCIAL STRUCTURES LIFE OF STRUCTURE FOR APARTMENT BUILDINGS AND LARGE COMMERCIAL STRUCTURES |
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(0202a) |
ROOFING PERMIT APPLICATIONS: |
3 YEARS |
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(0204) |
BUILDING TRADES CERTIFICATION FILE |
UNTIL INACTIVE, PLUS 5 YEARS. INACTIVE APPLICATIONS INCLUDE REJECTED APPLICATIONS |
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(0205) |
CERTIFICATES OF OCCUPANCY FILE |
PERMANENT UNTIL SUPERCEDED |
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(0206) |
CONTRACTORS LICENSING FILE |
UNTIL INACTIVE, PLUS 5 YEARS |
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(0207) |
DANGEROUS BUILDING FILES |
5 YEARS AFTER DEMOLITION IF DEMOLISHED BY CITY AND EXTENDED UNTIL CLAIM SATISFIED. IF CLAIM ARISES IN FIRST 5 YEARS. ALL OTHER DEMOLITIONS BY OWNERS OR BOARDING OF BUILDINGS BY CITY OR OWNER-1 YEAR AFTER BUILDING DEMOLISHED OR DECLARED SAFE. |
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MAPS AND PLATS FILE |
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(0208) |
MONTHLY REPORTS OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FILE |
3 YEARS |
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(0209) |
PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL, BLASTING, EXCAVATING, GAS PERMITS AND OTHER BUILDING RELATED PERMITS AND LOG BOOKS |
5 YEARS AFTER PERMIT EXPIRES |
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(0210) |
STANDARDIZED BUILDING CODES |
PERMANENTLY AS REVISED AND UPDATED-FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, LEGAL AND HISTORICAL PURPOSES |
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(0211) |
STREET ADDRESS LOGS |
UNTIL SUPERSEDED OR NO LONGER NEEDED FOR REFERENCE |
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(0212) |
STREET INFORMATION CARD |
UNTIL SUPERSEDED OR NO LONGER NEEDED FOR REFERENCE |
| (0214) |
SIGN AND BANNER PERMITS |
5 YEARS AFTER EXPIRATION |
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(0215) |
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE-BUILDING CODES |
UNTIL SUPERCEDED |
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(0217) |
BUILDING CODE INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT |
5 YEARS AFTER DEFECTS ARE CORRECTED |
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(0218) |
ELEVATORS CODE INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT |
5 YEARS AFTER RECORDED DEFECTS ARE CORRECTED |
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(0219) |
MECHANICAL CODE INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT |
5 YEARS AFTER RECORDED DEFECTS ARE CORRECTED |
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(0220) |
PLUMBING CODE INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT |
5 YEARS AFTER RECORDED DEFECTS ARE CORRECTED |
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(0221) |
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT |
1) PERMANENT UNTIL SUPERCEDED 2)IF THERE ARE DEFECTS NOTED, RETAIN 5 YEARS AFTER CORRECTED. |
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(0222) |
ELECTRICAL CODE INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT |
5 YEARS AFTER ALL RECORDED DEFECTS ARE CORRECTED |
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(0223) |
FIRE AND LIFE SAFETY CODES |
5 YEARS AFTER RECORDED DEFECTS ARE CORRECTED |
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(0224) |
APPLICATION FOR ZONING DETERMINATION |
SEE ADMINISTRATION-PERMITS AND LICENSES RECORDS OR PLANS ZONING-VARIANCE REQUESTS-BUILDING AND ZONING REQUIREMENTS |
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VARIANCE REQUESTS, BUILDING AND ZONING |
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ZONING CHANGE REQUESTS |
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CEMETERY RECORDS |
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(0301) |
CEMETERY MAPS AND PLATS FILE |
PERMANENTLY-FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES |
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(0302) |
CEMETERY MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORTS FILE |
3 YEARS UNLESS COMBINED IN YEARLY REPORT, IN WHICH CASE, DESTROY AFTER YEARLY REPORT IS COMPILED |
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(0303) |
CEMETERY REGISTERS |
PERMANENTLY-FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES |
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(0304) |
DEED BOOKS |
PERMANENTLY-FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES |
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(0305) |
INTERMENT RECORD CARDS |
PERMANENTLY-FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES |
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(0306) |
INTERMENT REGISTERS |
PERMANENTLY-FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES |
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(0307) |
LOT OWNER CARD FILE |
PERMANENTLY-FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES |
COURT RECORDS |
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(0400) |
COURT RECORDS |
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(0410) |
DISPUTE RESOLUTION |
5 YEARS |
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(0415) |
FEDERAL BANKRUPTCY CLAIMS |
5 YEARS OR UNTIL SETTLED |
ELECTION RECORDSSee: Election Authority Schedule |
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EMERGENCY SERVICES, AMBULANCE, FIRE |
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For Police Departments see the Police Clerks' Association Manual . It supersedes all police entries in the municipal manual. |
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(0601) |
ABANDONED VEHICLES FILES |
5 YEARS |
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(0602) |
ACCIDENT REPORTS, FIRE AND POLICE |
5 YEARS IF SUBMITTED TO HIGHWAY PATROL. IF NOT, RETAIN 10 YEARS |
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(0603) |
ACCIDENT REPORT FILES (VEHICLE AND PROPERTY) |
7 YEARS |
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(0604) |
AMBULANCE TRIP REPORTS |
5 YEARS |
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ANIMAL CONTROL RECORDS |
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(0605) |
ARREST AND BOOKING SUMMONS STATISTICS FILE |
WORKING PAPERS LEADING TO REPORT--1 YEAR. ANNUAL REPORT--RETAIN PERMANENTLY (UNLESS RECORDED IN MUNICIPAL MINUTES (WHICH ARE PERMANENT) |
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(0606) |
ARREST WARRANTS |
UNTIL COURT APPEARANCE PLUS 5 YEARS. OPEN WARRANTS--PURGE AFTER 50 YEARS |
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1. Domestic violence case files. includes spouse, adult, and child abuse, and stalking; |
25 YEARS |
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2. Fingerprints |
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3. Juvenile records |
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4. Juvenile, runaway record: |
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5. Juvenile, victim |
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ARSON INVESTIGATIONS |
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(0607) |
AUTOMATIC ALARM TEST AND MAINTENANCE FILES |
5 YEARS |
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(0609) |
BREATH TEST REPORTS |
POSITIVE-RETAIN 5 YEARS. NEGATIVE-1 YEAR |
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(0610) |
COMPUTER INPUT-OUTPUT WORKSHEETS |
1 YEAR |
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(0611) |
CONFISCATED MATERIAL RECORDS |
2 YEARS AFTER SALE OR OTHER DISPOSITION |
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COURT RECORDS |
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(0410) |
DISPUTE RESOLUTION |
5 YEARS |
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(0612) |
DAILY ACTIVITY REPORTS (INCLUDING DAILY PRISONER COUNT) |
5 YEARS |
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(0613) |
DAILY SHIFT REPORTS |
5 YEARS |
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(0614) |
EMERGENCY CALLS JOURNAL OR LOG |
7 YEARS AND EVALUATE FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES |
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(0615) |
ESCAPED PRISONER FILES |
5 YEARS |
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(0616) |
FIRE HYDRANT INSPECTION REPORTS FILES |
5 YEARS |
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(0617) |
FIRE INCIDENT AND NON-FIRE EMERGENCY REPORTS FILE |
5 YEARS FOR MINOR FIRE AND NON-FIRE EMERGENCIES. 50 YEARS FOR MAJOR FIRES AND LOSSES DUE TO NON-FIRE EMERGENCIES. EVALUATE FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES |
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(0618) |
FIRE LOG BOOKS |
50 YEARS AND EVALUATE FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES |
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(0619) |
FIRE SAFETY INSPECTION REPORT FILES |
2 YEARS. IF VIOLATIONS ARE INVOLVED, 2 YEARS AFTER VIOLATION HAS BEEN CORRECTED OR SATISFIED |
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(0620) |
GENERAL POLICE DOCKET OR LOG |
25 YEARS AFTER DATE OF LAST ENTRY |
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(0621) |
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ACCIDENT REPORTS |
PERMANENTLY-FOR LEGAL, ADMINISTRATIVE AND HISTORICAL PURPOSES |
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(0622) |
INCARCERATION LISTS FILE/INMATE LEDGER |
10 YEARS AND EVALUATE FOR HISTORICAL VALUE |
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INDEXES TO FILES |
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(0623) |
INTERNAL INVESTIGATION CASE FILES |
UNTIL SETTLEMENT PLUS 20 YEARS |
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(0624) |
INVESTIGATIONS (POLICE) |
5 YEARS--COMPLAINTS, MISDMEANORS, NON-FELONY ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS AND NON-CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS. 75 YEARS: FELONY INVESTIGATIONS |
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(624a) |
BUSINESS OR RESIDENCE CHECKS |
1 YEAR |
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(0625) |
MAPS (EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT, PARKING METERS, TRAFFIC LIGHTS, ETC.) |
UNTIL SUPERSEDED |
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(0626) |
MASTER INDEX CARD FILE (FIRE INCIDENTS) |
50 YEARS |
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(0627) |
MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORTS (POLICE) |
3 years. Annual FBI Reports-Retain permanently. |
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(0628) |
OFFICE SUBPOENA LOGS |
UNTIL DISPOSITION OF CASE PLUS 3 YEARS |
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See EMERGENCY SERVICES SECTION INVESTIGATIONS (0624) |
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(0629) |
PARKING METER RECORDS |
2 YEARS |
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(0630) |
WARRANT REGISTER OR LOG (ARRESTS) |
PERMANENTLY |
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(0631) |
WORK ASSIGNMENT FILES |
2 YEARS |
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(0632) |
WORK RELEASE FILES |
TERM OF AGREEMENT PLUS 5 YEARS |
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(0633) |
PARKING TICKET LOG |
2 YEARS |
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(0634) |
PRISONER MAIL LOGS |
1 YEAR AFTER LAST LOG ENTRY |
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(0635) |
PROPERTY IN STORAGE RECORDS (POLICE) |
2 YEARS AFTER SALE OR OTHER DISPOSITION |
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(0637) |
RADIO DISPATCH REPORT |
3 YEARS |
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(0637a) |
911 TAPES |
30 days and evaluate |
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a. 911 audio and security monitor tapes |
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b. entry includes dispatch cards and printouts |
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Managers should extract significant information that may impact criminal or major case investigation prior to re-using the tapes. |
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(0638) |
STREET NUMBER LOCATION BOOK |
PERMANENTLY AS UPDATED OR REVISED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE PURPOSES |
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(0639.1) |
TELETYPE |
10 YEARS |
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(0639.2) |
TOWING REPORTS |
3 YEARS |
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(0640) |
TRAFFIC CITATION LOG OR DOCKET BOOK |
2 YEARS |
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(0640.1) |
TRAFFIC VIOLATION PROBATIONS |
THROUGH AND AUDIT |
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(0641) |
VEHICLE AND EQUIPMENT CHECKLIST FILE (EMERGENCY VEHICLES) |
2 YEARS |
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(0642) |
WANTED PERSONS LISTS |
PERMANENTLY AS REVISED OR UPDATED |
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(0643) |
SMOKE AND FIRE DETECTOR REGISTRATION |
FOR LIFE OF STRUCTURE |
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(0643a) |
SECURITY ALARM APPLICATION/PERMIT |
PERMANENT AND UPDATE |
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(0644) |
PROBATION RECORDS FOR GENERAL ORDINANCE AND TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS |
10 YEARS AFTER LAST ACTIVITY |
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(0645) |
POLICE PHOTO FILES-SUSPECTS/PRISONERS |
50 YEARS AND EVALUATE FOR HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE |
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(0646) |
INMATE EDUCATION-MUNICIPAL JAILS |
10 YEARS AND EVALUATE |
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(0647) |
INMATE MEDICAL AND SOCIAL SERVICES |
10 YEARS AND EVALUATE |
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(0648) |
POLICE OFFICERS-PRIVATE COMMISSIONS |
TERM OF COMMISSION PLUS 3 YEARS |
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(0649) |
PRISONER FILES |
10 YEARS AFTER LAST INCARCERATION |
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(650) |
Zero tolerance file An administrative file that may parallel DUI files |
12 YEARS |
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(0651) |
Missouri Offender Registration |
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There are three basic documents under RSMo 589.400-425 |
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Missouri Offender Registration Card; |
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Missouri Offender Registration Change of Address/Statement; |
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Missouri Offender Registration Notice; |
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The Missouri Highway Patrol keeps all the information and it is available to local law enforcement. The local documents are "copies" and may be retained or destroyed at the discretion of the local office. |
REFERENCE |
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FINANCIAL AND ACCOUNTING RECORDS |
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(0702) |
REFUND FILE-CITY TAXES, LICENSES, SERVICES, ETC. |
5 YEARS |
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(0703) |
ACCOUNTING SUMMARY REPORT FILES |
5 YEARS |
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(0704) |
BANK LOANS FILES |
UNTIL CONCLUSION OF LOAN PLUS 5 YEARS |
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(0706) |
BONDS AND COUPONS |
5 YEARS AFTER CANCELLATION DATE, PLUS COMPLETION OF AN OUTSIDE AUDIT |
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(0706.1) |
BONDS AND COUPONS-CITY RECONCILIATION FILES |
10 YEARS AFTER FINAL MATURITY OF BOND ISSUE |
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(0707) |
BONDS ISSUED |
UNTIL RETIREMENT PLUS 5 YEARS AND EVALUATE FOR HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE |
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(0709) |
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT AND U.S. TREASURY BILLS |
UNTIL CANCELLATION PLUS 2 YEARS |
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(0713) |
DEPRECIATION SCHEDULES FILE |
LIFE OF EQUIPMENT PLUS 3 YEARS |
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(0714) |
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FILE |
ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT 5 YEARS OR PERMANENTLY IF NOT INCLUDED IN AUDIT REPORTS FILE. MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY REPORTS OR STATEMENTS NEED ONLY BE RETAINED ONE YEAR IF INCLUDED ON ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT. |
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(0714a) |
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE (non-campaign) This entry affects documents prior to January 1, 1991, when the State Financial Disclosure Law became effective. Thus, it may be implemented on city financial disclosure information for employees who make binding decisions, issue licenses and permits, and have the power to contract or are empowered to adopt rules and regulations. |
5 YRS. after the person filing the information leaves office. |
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(0717) |
JOURNAL ENTRIES-JOURNAL VOUCHERS |
5 YEARS |
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(0718) |
MOTOR FUEL USAGE REPORTS FILE |
5 YEARS |
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(0719a) |
REVENUE SHARING Summary ledgers permanent Financial details in the file, e.g., cancelled warrants, purchase orders, etc. |
COA |
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(0720) |
STREET PAVING FILE-SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FILES |
UNTIL LAST COLLECTION PLUS 5 YEARS |
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(0723) |
TRIAL BALANCE FILE |
5 YEARS |
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(0728) |
EMPLOYEE PENSION PLAN FILE |
10 YEARS |
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(0729) |
GARNISHMENTS FILE |
UNTIL RELEASE PLUS 3 YEARS |
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(0730a) |
VICTORY TAX WITHHOLDING RECORD |
5 years (This was a World War II record and is no longer generated) |
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(0734a) |
Convention and Tourism Tax Return Includes quarterly, monthly, and quarter-monthly returns filed by all food establishments and hotels/motels covered by municipal convention and tourism ordinance. Taxpayers report gross receipts for the period covered by the return, list adjustments to gross, calculate taxable sales, calculate tax, penalty, and interest due, and indicate amount due and paid. |
5 YEARS |
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(0735) |
RETIREMENT SYSTEM MONTHLY TRANSACTION REGISTERS |
10 YEARS |
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(0737) |
ACCIDENT REPORTS FILE (CITY-OWNED VEHICLE) |
7 YEARS |
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(0742) |
AD VALOREM TAX RECORDS |
6 YEARS |
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(0743) |
BUILDING INSPECTION SHEET FILE |
5 YEARS |
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CERTIFICATES OF REDEMPTION |
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(0745) |
DELINQUENT TAX REPORT FILES |
6 YEARS EXCEPT CERTIFICATES OF REDEMPTION, WHICH NEED ONLY BE RETAINED 2 YEARS |
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(0746) |
EARNINGS TAX RECORDS |
5 YEARS INCLUDING AUDIT |
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(0747) |
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX RECORDS |
6 YEARS. EVALUATE FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES |
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(0747.1) |
INTANGIBLE PROPERTY TAX |
6 YEARS |
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(0747.2) |
POLL/ROAD TAX |
PERMANENT (These are no longer generated, they are historical records) |
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(0748) |
REAL PROPERTY TRANSFER SLIPS |
3 YEARS |
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(0749) |
REAL ESTATE TAX RECORDS |
6 YEARS. EVALUATE FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES |
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(0750) |
SPECIAL TAX ASSESSMENTS |
6 YEARS AFTER DUE DATE AND FINAL PAYMENT |
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(0751) |
TAX ABATEMENTS |
PERIOD OF ABATEMENT PLUS 5 YEARS |
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(0752) |
TAX ANTICIPATION NOTES |
5 YEARS |
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(0753) |
TAX ASSESSMENT FILES |
6 YEARS INCLUDING AUDIT |
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(0753a) |
WITHHOLDING COUPONS, RD-130 These are vouchers used in Kansas City when taxpayers remit withholding tax payments. The coupon includes the taxpayer's name, FID number, account number, tax period and amount of payment. The coupons are later compiled and reconciled on other forms (RD-110 and -113) which are retained for 5 years. |
1 YEAR |
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WRITS OF EXECUTION |
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(0756) |
BONDS: PERFORMANCE/CAPITAL PROJECTS |
TERM OF BOND PLUS 10 YEARS |
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(0756.1) |
PERFORMANCE BOND |
5 YEARS |
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(0757) |
BONDS: MAINTENANCE GUARANTEE |
TERM OF CONTRACT STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS |
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(0758.1) |
BOND FOR LOST CHECKS OR WARRANTS |
5 YEARS |
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(0762) |
ABATEMENT: CITY TAXES-PERSONAL PROPERTY: |
PERIOD OF ABATEMENT PLUS 5 YEARS |
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(0764) |
SURPLUS PERSONAL PROPERTY |
5 YEARS |
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(0765) |
SURPLUS REAL PROPERTY |
5 YEARS |
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(0766) |
MOTOR VEHICLE LISTING (FEE OFFICE) |
2 YEARS |
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(0766a) |
APPLICATION FOR MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE |
2 YEARS |
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(0767) |
DRIVERS LISTING (FEE OFFICE) |
2 YEARS |
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(0768) |
AUDIT COPIES (FEE OFFICES) |
2 YEARS |
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(0769) |
REJECTIONS (FEE OFFICES) |
2 YEARS |
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(0770) |
DAILY REPORT SHEET (FEE OFFICES) |
AS LONG AS HAS REFERENCE VALUE |
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(0772) |
REFUSE REBATE APPLICATIONS |
5 YEARS AFTER APPLICATION BECOMES INACTIVE |
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(0773) |
DATA ENTRY CODING |
5 YEARS AFTER ALL RECORDED DEFECTS HAVE BEEN CORRECTED |
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(0774) |
REMITTANCE ADVICES |
5 YEARS |
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(0775) |
HEALTH AND HOSPITAL RECORDS--See Missouri Hospital Manual |
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(0801) |
FOOD HANDLER INSPECTION RECORDS |
5 YEARS AFTER APPROVED INSPECTION |
LIBRARY RECORDS |
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(0901) |
ACCESSION BOOKS |
PERMANENTLY FOR ADMINISTRATIVE PURPOSES |
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(0902) |
ACQUISITION ORDERS |
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(0903) |
BORROWER REGISTRATION CARDS FILE |
EXPIRATION PLUS 2 YEARS |
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(0905) |
SHELF LISTS FILE |
UNTIL REVISED OR UPDATED |
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(0906) |
WORK SCHEDULES FILE |
2 YEARS |
PARKS AND RECREATION RECORDS |
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ADMISSIONS AND FEES-SCHEDULE OF |
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ENGINEERING AND PLANNING |
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(1001) |
MAINTENANCE-PARKS, PARKWAYS AND RECREATION AREAS |
5 YEARS |
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(1001a) |
PLAYGROUND INSPECTION REPORTS: |
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a) 5 YEARS AFTER INSPECTION |
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b) 5 YEARS AFTER DEFECTS ARE CORRECTED |
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RECREATION PROGRAMS-REGULATIONS AND SAFETY |
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RECREATION PROGRAMS-SCHEDULES |
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FORESTRY AND LANDSCAPING RECORDS |
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(1010) |
TREE AND SHRUB PLANTING AND MAINTENANCE FILE |
PERMANENTLY AS UPDATED OR REVISED |
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(1011) |
HORTICULTURE/GREENHOUSE PLANTING AND MAINTENANCE FILE |
3 YEARS |
PERSONNEL RECORDS |
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ACCIDENT REPORT |
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(1110) |
WORKERS' COMPENSATION CLAIMS FILE |
10 YEARS FOR CLOSED CASE FILES |
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(1111) |
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE CASE FILES |
2 YEARS AFTER LAST ACTIVITY OR CLOSING OF THE FILE. THOSE FILES SUBJECT TO LEGAL ACTION WOULD BE RETAINED BY LEGAL DEPARTMENT TO BECOME PART OF A LITIGATION CASE FILE. |
PLANS AND ZONING |
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(1201) |
DEVELOPMENT (LAND) PLANS AND APPLICATIONS: |
PERMANENTLY |
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(1202) |
MAPS AND PLATS FILE |
ORIGINAL COPY AND ALL REVISIONS PERMANENTLY FOR REFERENCE AND HISTORICAL PURPOSES. |
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(1202a) |
FIELD NOTES (survey) : |
Permanent |
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(1203) |
REZONING REQUESTS |
ACCEPTED REQUESTS--PERMANENTLY. DENIED REQUESTS--5 YEARS. |
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(1204) |
VARIANCE REQUESTS--BUILDING AND ZONING REQUIREMENTS |
APPROVED REQUESTS--PERMANENTLY. DENIED REQUESTS--5 YEARS |
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(1205) |
ZONING VIOLATIONS-WRITTEN NOTICE (CITATION): |
5 YEARS AFTER CORRECTION OF VIOLATION. |
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(1206) |
ZONING NOTICES FROM COUNTY |
5 YEARS FROM DATE RECEIVED |
PUBLIC WORKS RECORDS |
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(1301) |
ENGINEERING DRAWINGS AND BLUEPRINT FILE |
PERMANENT |
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(1302) |
LABORATORY REPORTS-SEWAGE, WATER, ETC. |
5 YEARS |
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(1303) |
STATE AND FEDERAL COMPLIANCE REPORTS--WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT |
5 YEARS |
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(1304) |
SEWAGE TREATMENT MONITORING REPORTS |
5 YEARS |
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(1305) |
STREET IMPROVEMENT FILES |
10 YEARS AFTER PROJECT COMPLETION |
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(1306) |
STREET PAVING LOG BOOKS |
10 YEARS AFTER LAST ENTRY IN BOOK. |
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(1317) |
CITY-OWNED BUILDINGS PLANS |
LIFE OF STRUCTURE, Then EVALUATE FOR HISTORICAL VALUE. |
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(1317a) |
STRUCTURE INVENTORY AND APPRAISAL SHEET |
Permanent and update for the life of the inventory |
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(1318) |
EQUIPMENT, PUBLIC WORKS-CHECK IN/OUT CARDS |
2 YEARS |
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(1319) |
LANDFILL SITE MAPS-REFUSE DISPOSITION |
ORIGINAL COPY AND ALL REVISIONS PERMANENTLY |
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(1320) |
SEWER LINE MAPS |
ORIGINAL COPY AND ALL REVISIONS PERMANENTLY |
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(1321) |
STREET MAPS |
ORIGINAL COPY AND ALL REVISIONS PERMANENTLY |
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(1322) |
STREET DESIGN IMPROVEMENT FILES |
5 YEARS |
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STREET OPENINGS AND SEWER PERMITS AND RELATED LOG BOOKS |
5 YEARS AFTER PERMIT EXPIRES |
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SPECIAL FACILITIES RECORDS |
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(1401) |
EVENT FILES |
5 YEARS AFTER EXPIRATION OR CANCELLATION OF LEASE |
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(1402) |
SPECIAL FACILITIES REGULATIONS |
5 YEARS |
|
(1403/1404) |
FACILITY EVENT AND RECREATION PROGRAM SCHEDULING AND RESERVATION FILE |
5 YEARS |
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(1405) |
SCHEDULE OF ADMISSION AND USE FEES AND CHARGES |
5 YEARS AFTER SUPERSEDED |
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(1406) |
TRUST FUND AND EVENT CONTROL CARD |
5 YEARS |
TRANSPORTATION AND TRANSIT (AVIATION, AIRPORTS, TAXIS, TRANSIT) |
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(1501) |
BUS ROUTE PLANNING FILE |
10 YEARS |
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(1502) |
CHARTER BUS SERVICE FILES |
3 YEARS |
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(1503) |
DAILY BUS PASSENGER REPORTS/DRIVERS DAILY CHECKLIST |
5 YEARS |
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(1504) |
TRANSIT OPERATION RECEIPTS SUMMARY REPORTS |