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United States — Kansas
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Before issuing certain revenue bonds, the county commission or city governing body must prepare a cost-benefit analysis and hold a public hearing, and notice must be published and sent in writing to specified local bodies.
United States — Kansas
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This provision defines key terms used in the act, including structure, enforcing officer, abandoned property, commercial real estate, blighting influence, organization, rehabilitation, parties in interest, and last known address.
United States — Kansas
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City governing bodies may order repairs or removal of unsafe or dangerous structures and may rehabilitate abandoned property within the city.
United States — Kansas
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After a city enforcing officer files a written unsafe/dangerous or abandoned-property statement, the city governing body must set a hearing time and place and notify the listed people.
United States — Kansas
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The city governing body must hear evidence, make findings by resolution, and issue orders for unsafe or dangerous structures; it may authorize rehabilitation of abandoned property.
United States — Kansas
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After removing a structure, the owner must fill any basement or other excavation on the premises and do whatever else is needed to leave the site safe.
United States — Kansas
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The city may remove a neglected structure, recover the costs, and must notify the owner and handle any excess money or unpaid balance as required.
United States — Kansas
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If an enforcing officer believes a structure is an immediate hazard, the officer may take immediate action to protect the public, including barricading, vacating, taking down, repairing, shoring, or otherwise making it safe, without prior notice or hearing.
United States — Kansas
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An organization may ask the district court for temporary possession of abandoned property if it plans to rehabilitate it as housing and gives the required notice first.
United States — Kansas
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An organization in possession of the property must file an annual report with the court.
United States — Kansas
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An owner can regain possession of property transferred to an organization by petitioning the district court and giving notice for a hearing.
United States — Kansas
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An organization with temporary possession may redeem property sold for unpaid taxes, and the redemption amount must be reported to the court as an expenditure.
United States — Kansas
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An organization with temporary possession of property may petition for a judicial deed if the owner does not retake possession before rehabilitation is completed.
United States — Kansas
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The enforcing officer must keep a list of interested organizations and give written notice of abandoned property that may be available for rehabilitation; the officer may also require annual resubmission of list requests.
United States — Kansas
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A buyer of a rehabilitated house must agree to live in it for at least two years after taking title.
United States — Kansas
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A public building commission may be created in any city or county of the state, and it is a municipal corporation.
United States — Kansas
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Cities and counties may create a public building commission and use it to acquire, build, lease, and finance certain facilities; the provision also allows related tax-levy pledges and an exemption needed to support rental guarantees.
United States — Kansas
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An ordinance or resolution creating a public building commission must state the commission’s purposes and functions and set the number of governing members.
United States — Kansas
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A public building commission may do necessary or incidental things to build, acquire, enlarge, furnish, equip, operate, and maintain buildings for governmental agencies.
United States — Kansas
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A public building commission may issue revenue bonds and refunding bonds, but in certain mid-sized cities it cannot issue non-refunding revenue bonds without voter approval.