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United States — Kansas
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The board of directors may invest unused building-fund money in certain authorized investments or direct short-term U.S. government obligations, and any interest earned must be credited to the building fund.
United States — Kansas
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Certain third-class cities may sell or lease part of a public park to a township library board, and the proceeds must be used only for park care and improvement.
United States — Kansas
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County commissioners in an urban area county may levy a limited tax and issue bonds for county library purposes, but only after a resolution, publication, and any required election process.
United States — Kansas
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A public library board may move up to 10% each year from the general operating fund to a capital improvement fund, must use that fund only for library improvements and related work, and must show the fund amounts on the budget.
United States — Kansas
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The Topeka public library board may issue general obligation bonds for library buildings and sites, but only after voter approval; it also has power to levy a tax to pay those bonds.
United States — Kansas
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This section defines terms used in the act, including county, city, library district, board, library, governing body, and maintenance and support.
United States — Kansas
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The Topeka public library trustees may propose creating a library district, and the county election officer must hold an election on the proposal.
United States — Kansas
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Library districts must be governed by a 10-member board of trustees, with appointments split between the city and county authorities.
United States — Kansas
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The board is made a body corporate and politic and may contract, sue, be sued, and deal with real and personal property as allowed by law.
United States — Kansas
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Library board members must meet yearly to organize and elect officers; the board must set meeting dates and places; and the treasurer must post bond, keep records, and report to the board.
United States — Kansas
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The library must be open to district residents, subject to reasonable board rules.
United States — Kansas
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The board has power to run the library and must make annual reports and annual payments to two specified public libraries.
United States — Kansas
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The board must prepare and publish an annual library budget and may levy a property tax, subject to stated mill limits and election/petition procedures for higher levies.
United States — Kansas
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The board may allocate up to 20% of an annual budget to a special fund if the library is in a public building on a site acquired for it and the building and site have no bonded debt.
United States — Kansas
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A municipality without a library may contract for library service, levy an authorized tax to pay for it, and in some cases cities and counties may pay part of certain bond principal and interest.
United States — Kansas
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The library district board may issue general obligation bonds for library buildings and may levy a tax to pay bond principal, premiums, and interest, but bonds cannot be issued until voters approve the question and amount.
United States — Kansas
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This section lets Leavenworth county voters consider creating a library district, and if approved, the board must budget for the library, can levy limited taxes, and must make annual payments to three named libraries/districts.
United States — Kansas
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This provision defines key terms used in the Independence area library district act.
United States — Kansas
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The library board may प्रस्ताव a resolution to create a library district, and the county election officer must call and hold an election once the resolution is filed.
United States — Kansas
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Library districts under this provision must be governed by a seven-member board of trustees, with specified appointing authorities and term rules.