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Kansas Statutes § 12-1762 Same; fixing of rates and charges.
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The public building commission may set rates, rentals, fees, and charges for using its buildings or facilities.
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The public building commission may set rates, rentals, fees, and charges for using its buildings or facilities.
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The public building commission may rent its buildings or other facilities to specified nonprofit and governmental bodies, but in certain larger urban-area cities, city facilities may use no more than 50% of the floor space.
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The public building commission may acquire certain real and personal property for its purposes, including by purchase, gift, devise, or eminent domain.
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The Topeka public building commission must start and complete a transfer of specified property to Shawnee county, and Shawnee county must assume related bond obligations and give notice.
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Certain Kansas local and state governing bodies may enter into leases without an election, for terms up to 50 years.
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A city or school district with an existing building fund levy may use part or all of that levy to prepay rent under a lease with a public building commission.
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A city public building commission must adopt and publish a bond resolution before issuing revenue bonds, and it cannot let or approve construction contracts until the protest period ends.
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A county public building commission must follow the bond issuance statutes, adopt and publish a resolution before issuing revenue bonds, and wait until the protest period ends before approving construction contracts.
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If part of the act is invalid, the rest still applies.
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This act says Kansas cities may acquire property and issue certain bonds to finance redevelopment projects.
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This provision defines terms used in the act, including redevelopment, bioscience, and related property and project concepts.
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Cities and the Kansas bioscience authority must use a resolution, notice, and hearing process before establishing or changing redevelopment or bioscience development districts.
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A city may create an ad valorem tax increment for contaminated-area redevelopment projects if stated conditions are met, and related funds must be used only for investigation and remediation.
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This provision sets rules for redevelopment districts with an auto race track facility, including area boundaries, a possible added area, bond-related tax exemption, procurement steps for underwriting services, bond maturity limits, and revenue collection review.
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A city may create a flood-plain tax increment for redevelopment projects, but must certify the budget by August 15, keep the increment on a yearly calendar-year basis, and limit use of the funds to flood-plain investigation and remediation.
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Cities that want to start a redevelopment or bioscience development project must prepare a project plan, give notice, hold a public hearing, and follow the stated approval steps.
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Cities with an adopted redevelopment project plan may acquire property, including by condemnation with a 2/3 governing-body vote, but may not use eminent domain for real property in a conservation area. Developer transfers of acquired property are valid only with 2/3 governing-body approval.
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Cities may issue special obligation bonds or full faith and credit tax increment bonds to finance redevelopment projects, but the section sets revenue, procedure, voter-approval, and tax-exemption rules.
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If a city defaults on certain special obligation bonds, public funds may not be used to pay the bondholders unless this act specifically allows it. The section does not apply to loans from the Kansas transportation revolving fund.
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This section tells the county treasurer how to assess, collect, allocate, and distribute taxes in a redevelopment district, and how a city may use tax increment money for redevelopment costs and bonds.