Requires port authorities to obtain voter approval to incur indebtedness for developments located more than two thousand feet from the shoreline of the Missouri River or the Mississippi River

HB 2764 requires port authorities to seek voter approval before issuing bonds for developments located more than 2,000 feet from the Missouri River or Mississippi River shorelines. This provision applies specifically to port authorities planning new projects outside this river proximity zone, mandating that voters in affected counties approve the bond amount through a ballot question. The bill does not change existing rules for developments closer to the rivers or alter other bond issuance procedures for port authorities. It focuses solely on adding a voter approval step for these specific out-of-range projects.