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United States — Kansas
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The market square in ward 1 of Manhattan is vacated, except for a 15-foot alley in the center, and title to the vacated land goes to the abutting property owners.
United States — Kansas
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The market square in ward 2 of Manhattan is vacated, except for a 15-foot alley in the center, and the vacated land vests in the abutting property owners.
United States — Kansas
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This provision vacates the described market square area in Manhattan, except for a 15-foot center alley, and vests the vacated land in the adjoining property owners.
United States — Kansas
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The market square in ward 4 of Manhattan is vacated, except for a 15-foot alley, and the vacated land’s title passes to the abutting property owners.
United States — Kansas
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The market square in ward 5 of Manhattan is vacated, except for a 15-foot alley in the center, and the vacated land’s title is vested in the abutting property owners.
United States — Kansas
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This provision vacates the market square described for lots 185 through 200, except for a 15-foot alley in the center, and vests the vacated land’s title and ownership in the abutting property owners.
United States — Kansas
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This provision vacates the described market square area, except for a 15-foot alley in the center, and vests title in the abutting property owners.
United States — Kansas
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City revenue ordinances need special voting and publication steps, and may be delayed or sent to referendum.
United States — Kansas
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This provision sets the procedure for calling and noticing a city election, including who handles the election and the required timing.
United States — Kansas
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A city governing body must submit a tax or other revenue measure to referendum if enough city electors petition for it, and must levy it by ordinance if voters approve.
United States — Kansas
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A city tax or other revenue measure made under these sections stays in effect until a properly adopted governing-body ordinance amends or repeals it.
United States — Kansas
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Cities may not levy certain ad valorem taxes unless the levy ordinance specifically directs part of the proceeds to pay principal and interest on special obligation bonds for the redevelopment project.
United States — Kansas
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Cities generally may not levy or collect taxes on income, unless specifically authorized by K.S.A. 12-1,101 to 12-1,109.
United States — Kansas
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Cities and townships may establish or acquire cemeteries for public use, including by condemnation of necessary land, but not land used or owned by religious bodies for burial purposes.
United States — Kansas
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This provision defines “city” or “cities” for article 14 of chapter 12 as any city of the first, second, or third class.
United States — Kansas
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City and township cemetery land is controlled by the local governing body, which may make and enforce rules and set lot prices; money from lot sales must be used only for cemetery care and maintenance.
United States — Kansas
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Township trustees may levy a tax on all taxable tangible property in the township to fund the purchase of land for cemetery purposes.
United States — Kansas
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Two or more townships with a cemetery-land fund may join to buy or procure land if their township boards agree at a joint meeting.
United States — Kansas
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Cities and townships that own and control cemeteries may levy an annual tax on taxable tangible property to fund cemetery improvements and upkeep; cities may also use part of the levy for certain bond payments.
United States — Kansas
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A governing body may buy all unsold cemetery association land for up to $1, then the city may take control of nearby roadways and parking if the purchase is made.