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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,115 Same; definitions.
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This provision defines several terms used in the act.
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United States — Kansas
Kansas Statutes § 12-17,116 Same; designation of revitalization area; findings.
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A municipality’s governing body may designate an area as a neighborhood revitalization area, and may declare a building outside such an area dilapidated, if the stated statutory conditions are met.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,117 Same; revitalization plan, contents; notice and hearing.
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Before adopting a revitalization plan or designating a dilapidated structure, the governing body must prepare a plan, hold a hearing, and publish notice of the hearing for two consecutive weeks.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,118 Same; neighborhood revitalization fund; application for tax rebates; impact on state aid to school districts.
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This provision creates and funds a neighborhood revitalization fund and requires certain tax rebate administration and reporting steps.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,119 Same; interlocal agreements.
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Two or more municipalities may agree to exercise the powers and duties authorized by this act, following K.S.A. 12-2901 et seq.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,120 Same; act not exclusive authority for revitalization.
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This provision says the act is enabling legislation for neighborhood revitalization and does not stop cities and counties from passing and enforcing additional nonconflicting laws on the same subject.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,121 Downtown redevelopment act; purpose; citation of act.
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This provision states the purpose of the downtown redevelopment act and says it may be cited as the Kansas downtown redevelopment act.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,122 Same; definitions.
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This provision defines terms used in the act.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,123 Same; application for designation as downtown redevelopment area; approval or denial by secretary of commerce, criteria.
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A city or county governing body seeking downtown redevelopment area designation must file a written application with the commerce secretary, using the secretary’s approved format.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,124 Same; application of real property owners for tax benefits; approval or denial, criteria.
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An owner in a downtown redevelopment area may apply in writing for tax benefits, and the local governing body must approve or deny the application based on the stated criteria.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,125 Same; taxation of real property approved for tax benefits; rebate of property tax increments to taxpayers.
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Approved downtown redevelopment real property is taxed normally, and property tax increment rebates are paid to the taxpayer on a declining schedule for years 1-9, with no rebate on or after year 10.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,140 Transportation development district act; citation.
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This section says K.S.A. 12-17,140 through 12-17,149 and 12-17,147a are known as the transportation development district act.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,141 Same; definitions.
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This provision defines terms used in the transportation development district statutes.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,142 Same; creation of district; petition; procedure.
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A municipality may create or modify a district for project financing, and petition signers cannot withdraw their names after consideration begins or after seven days from filing, whichever comes first.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,143 Same; special assessments, procedure; act not exclusive authority.
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The municipality may use special assessments to fund certain projects, but must follow assessment procedures and cannot levy assessments against the municipality at large or issue certain bonds for the project.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,144 Same; notice; public hearing; governing body's action.
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After a petition is filed, the municipality must adopt a resolution and give public notice about the hearing and proposed transportation development district sales tax.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,145 Same; sales tax; director of taxation, duties.
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Municipalities may impose a transportation development district sales tax up to 1%, and state tax officials must collect, remit, deposit, and distribute the money through specified funds.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,146 Same; limitations on suits challenging actions under act.
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Challenges to the district’s assessments, project authorization, or sales tax must be filed within 30 days after the relevant ordinance or resolution is published.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,147 Same; methods of financing.
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A project’s total cost must be paid from one or more listed funding sources.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-17,147a Same; costs of project, how paid.
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Project costs may be paid from transportation development district sales tax collections, and the project can be funded without issuing the bonds mentioned in the section.
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