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United States — Kansas
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Cities that meet the stated redevelopment-district conditions must certify certain revenue amounts, and state officials must move and pay funds on the listed dates, except that no transfers from the state general fund are allowed during fiscal years 2025 to 2027.
United States — Kansas
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The city clerk must send redevelopment district documents to county and local tax officials, and the county appraiser must certify yearly valuation increases; taxing subdivisions generally may not use certain valuation increases in debt-limit calculations or other purposes, with stated exceptions.
United States — Kansas
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County clerks must certify each year’s assessed valuation for affected school districts to the state board of education by November 1.
United States — Kansas
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A redevelopment project cannot start until the governing body approves a relocation assistance plan that covers relocation payments, housing protection, and retailer damage payments.
United States — Kansas
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Taxes on tangible real property in a redevelopment district may be allocated to a city special fund for redevelopment costs.
United States — Kansas
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Industrial revenue bonds may be issued under this section’s authority for work on buildings and facilities in a redevelopment district.
United States — Kansas
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If part of the act is held invalid, the rest still stands if it can work without the invalid part.
United States — Kansas
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This act applies to redevelopment districts created after July 1, 2001, and a city with an older district may choose by ordinance to apply the act to that district.
United States — Kansas
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A city that created certain redevelopment or bioscience districts before the act’s effective date may make the act apply to those districts by ordinance.
United States — Kansas
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This act may be cited as the business improvement district act.
United States — Kansas
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This provision defines key terms used in the act, including “services” and “business,” and excludes certain exclusively public, educational, religious, charitable, and similar property from the act.
United States — Kansas
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City governing bodies may create business improvement districts and arrange their administration and financing, subject to this act’s procedures and limits.
United States — Kansas
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A city with a business improvement district may provide or arrange services that restore or promote the district’s economic vitality and the city’s general welfare.
United States — Kansas
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Before a business improvement district is established, the mayor must appoint a district planning committee.
United States — Kansas
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A city governing body may start forming a business improvement district by adopting a resolution of intent after receiving a district planning committee recommendation and report.
United States — Kansas
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Notice for the hearing must be published once in the official city newspaper and mailed by first class mail to all businesses in the proposed district.
United States — Kansas
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If the city governing body decides after a public hearing that an improvement district is advisable and in the public interest, it must create the district by ordinance.
United States — Kansas
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Business owners in the district may file a protest petition within 45 days after publication of certain ordinances.
United States — Kansas
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A city creating a business improvement district must set up an advisory board for each district, and the board must send a recommended services program and budget to the governing body by May 15 each year.
United States — Kansas
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The governing body may, by ordinance, annually levy business improvement service fees on businesses in the improvement district and may classify those businesses reasonably to set the fee amount.