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United States — Kansas
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Territory in the Hillside cemetery district that is within the city of Valley Center is deannexed from the district.
United States — Kansas
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A city may not levy a vehicle tax on certain motor vehicles.
United States — Kansas
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Tax revenue must be used for highway improvement and traffic regulation, and not for other purposes.
United States — Kansas
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Kansas taxing subdivisions may contract with owners of tax-exempt property for service charges in lieu of taxes and may receive and spend the resulting revenue.
United States — Kansas
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County treasurers must distribute payments made under certain service-charge-in-lieu-of-taxes contracts according to the contract or, if the contract is silent, according to the statute’s apportionment rules.
United States — Kansas
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Revenues received under authorized contracts must be budgeted and spent as provided by law.
United States — Kansas
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Certain local government entities may make audit agreements with county commissioners, and the commissioners must arrange for audits of the entities’ books and financial statements.
United States — Kansas
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Cities may establish a plumbers’ board of examiners with three members, and the mayor and city governing body handle appointment and approval of two members.
United States — Kansas
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Cities with water supply or sewerage systems may set plumbing and sewerage rules by ordinance, and may require a permit before plumbing work is done, except for repairing leaks.
United States — Kansas
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This provision designates certain plumbing competency exams as the standard exams used to determine qualification for licensure.
United States — Kansas
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Local licensing bodies may test plumbers, but must set exam rules, a 75% passing score, a uniform fee, and continuing-education requirements. Medical gas piping work is generally limited to licensed and appropriately certified persons, with permits, third-party inspections, and pre-occupancy documentation required.
United States — Kansas
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City property is generally exempt from levy, execution, and sale, and judgments do not create liens on it, except in judicial tax foreclosure.
United States — Kansas
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Cities and counties may use alternate plumber examinations, adopt and enforce plumbing rules, and conduct inspections and reasonable fees within their own jurisdictions.
United States — Kansas
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This provision says the act does not authorize anyone to practice engineering without first getting a license or authorization from the Kansas state board of technical professions.
United States — Kansas
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City governing bodies may enter contracts for certain street, hospital, and public health facility electric lighting and power services, but the term cannot exceed 10 years and the decision must be reasonably necessary and specially beneficial to affected property.
United States — Kansas
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This provision designates certain standard examinations as the benchmark for qualifying applicants for electrician-related licensure.
United States — Kansas
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Local governments that require electrician licensure may give the exam, set exam rules and fees, and require continuing education; licenses and certificates have validity and experience-verification rules.
United States — Kansas
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A city or county may use alternative electrician exams, adopt and enforce electrical codes and regulations, and conduct inspections and set reasonable fees within its jurisdiction.
United States — Kansas
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This provision says the act does not let anyone practice engineering without first getting a license or authorization from the Kansas state board of technical professions.
United States — Kansas
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A municipality’s clerk or secretary must file a certified copy of certain district-creating ordinances or resolutions with the county register of deeds within 5 days, and the register of deeds must file, record, and index it without charging a fee.