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United States — Kansas
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Cities or counties with a STAR bond project plan may acquire property for the project, but they must provide relocation assistance and developers must follow use and transfer limits.
United States — Kansas
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Before a STAR bond project starts, the city or county governing body must approve a relocation assistance plan.
United States — Kansas
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The secretary of revenue must provide certain tax returns or revenue reports on written request, and the bond trustee, escrow agent, or paying agent must keep those records confidential but may use them to allocate and deposit bond-related revenues.
United States — Kansas
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The secretary must set a cap on special obligation bonds for certain STAR bond projects, and the bonds must bear interest at a reasonable rate when sold.
United States — Kansas
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Cities or counties financing STAR bond projects must fund an annual independent audit and, if unauthorized spending is found, repay those amounts and sign a repayment agreement.
United States — Kansas
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This provision sets rules for STAR bond project districts tied to an auto race track facility, including area limits, bond approval limits, reporting, and tax-related restrictions.
United States — Kansas
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If part of the act is invalid, the rest of the act can still operate if it can be given effect without the invalid part.
United States — Kansas
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A city meeting the stated conditions may, by ordinance, apply this act to the redevelopment district; the STAR bonds provisions expire on and after July 1, 2026.
United States — Kansas
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A STAR bond project developer or manager must not employ a state or local government official.
United States — Kansas
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The secretary of commerce may approve and negotiate certain STAR bond district agreements for major professional sports franchise projects, but only within stated limits and with legislative coordinating council approval.
United States — Kansas
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A city may convert certain utility buildings or equipment to governmental use if the city owns them and the governing body declares by ordinance that they are no longer needed for utility purposes.
United States — Kansas
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This act applies to any city in Kansas.
United States — Kansas
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A city may lease unused real estate to an industrial development corporation, but its governing body must first make a resolution finding the property is no longer needed and that leasing it is in the city’s best interest.
United States — Kansas
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Cities may authorize petty cash funds, but the money must be kept separate, used only for authorized spending, and supported by records and itemized receipts.
United States — Kansas
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A city may build, buy, lease, condemn, improve, furnish, and equip public buildings, and may do so with another governmental unit if both governing bodies agree on the terms.
United States — Kansas
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City governing bodies may use several financing methods for authorized purposes, but some actions require a resolution, publication, and sometimes voter approval or a valid petition.
United States — Kansas
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A city may lease public buildings, with different rules depending on whether the building is needed for city purposes or has unusual historical or cultural value.
United States — Kansas
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A city that owns a public building and site may sell it, unless another law specifically provides otherwise.
United States — Kansas
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Certain second-class cities may issue specific general obligation bonds if they met the listed election and authorization conditions, and the related proceedings and bonds are validated.
United States — Kansas
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This provision says Kansas cities and counties may issue revenue bonds and use the proceeds for specified facility costs.