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Kansas Statutes § 12-1792 Same; special fund.
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A city with a business improvement district must create a special fund for that district.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1793 Same; modification of included area; notice, hearing.
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Changing the area of a district requires an ordinance, a public hearing, and at least 30 days’ written notice to all businesses in the existing and proposed district by first-class mail.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1794 Citation of act.
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This act may be cited as the self-supported municipal improvement district act.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1795 Self-supported municipal improvement district; definitions.
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This provision defines key terms used in the act, including city, district, improvement, service, and cost.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1796 Same; establishment of district; petition, when; overall plan; hearing; resolution; notice; protest; governing body of the district.
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The city may start district-establishment proceedings on its own, or must do so if a qualifying petition is filed. The city must adopt and publish a resolution, give notice, hold a hearing within the stated time window, and wait before final action.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1797 Same; appeal, when.
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Certain city residents or property owners may appeal the city or district governing body’s actions to district court within 30 days after the district-creating ordinance becomes effective.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1798 Same; amendment to ordinance; effect; protest petition.
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The district ordinance can be amended, property can be added, and the maximum tax rate can be increased. A qualifying protest petition filed before amendment can stop the amendment from being considered.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1799 Same; dissolution of district, when; withdrawal of dissolution, when.
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A city governing body may dissolve a district by rescinding the ordinance that created it, subject to K.S.A. 12-17,103.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1801 Construction and repair.
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Kansas cities may provide for sidewalk construction, repair, condemnation, and reconstruction.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1802 Plans and specifications.
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The city governing body must set sidewalk plans and specifications by ordinance.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1803 Petition.
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If a qualifying petition is filed with the city clerk, the governing body may decide by resolution to order sidewalk construction.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1804 Condemnation and reconstruction.
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If a sidewalk is, in the governing body's opinion, inadequate or unsafe, the governing body may condemn it by resolution and arrange to build a new walk in its place.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1805 Notice to abutting owner; publication; construction by contract, when.
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The resolution must give the abutting property owner 30 to 60 days after publication to build the sidewalk at the owner’s expense, and it must be published in the city paper or another local paper if there is no city paper.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1806 Construction by abutting owner; request to city, when.
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An abutting property owner may build or rebuild a sidewalk without a petition or condemning resolution if they pay for it, follow official plans and specifications, and meet the same requirements that would apply if the city did the work.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1807 Grade.
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When a street grade exists, the sidewalk grade must be set using that street grade or a stated offset from it; if no street grade exists, natural grade may be used.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1808 Repairs by owner or city; notice; special assessments; payment from general fund or general improvement fund, when.
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The sidewalk owner must keep the sidewalk in repair, and the city may repair and assess the cost under the stated notice and city-class rules.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1809 Assessment of cost; old sidewalk materials.
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The cost of sidewalks is assessed against the property next to the sidewalk, unless the owner builds and pays for a new sidewalk without assessment, in which case the owner must remove the old material from the street.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1810 Levy by ordinance; full payment by owner; notice to owner; limitation of actions.
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The governing body must levy a sidewalk assessment by ordinance, the owner must pay within 30 days, and the city clerk must mail notice at least 15 days before that period ends.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1811 Installment payments; interest; costs included in assessment.
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The governing body may allow an assessment to be paid in one installment or up to five installments, and interest rules depend on whether scrip or bonds are issued.
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Kansas Statutes § 12-1812 Financing of cost of assessment levied in one installment; scrip or bonds.
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If a sidewalk assessment is paid in one installment, the sidewalk construction or reconstruction cost may be financed from certain street or improvement funds if budgeted there; otherwise, financing must use sidewalk scrip or sidewalk bonds.
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