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United States — Kansas
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Lease-purchase agreements by a municipality must follow approval, notice, resolution, and election rules in specified cases.
United States — Kansas
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Municipal clerks or secretaries must keep specified financial and debt records and show those records to any person who requests them.
United States — Kansas
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Municipal treasurers must keep a record of cash on hand and each fund balance, and must show it or give a written statement on request.
United States — Kansas
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Contracts or municipal debt instruments made in violation of this act are void.
United States — Kansas
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Municipal bonds must be typed and printed unless the attorney general approves אחרת.
United States — Kansas
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A taxpayer cannot protest a municipal tax levy just because it raises more money than is needed for the tax year.
United States — Kansas
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Municipal officials who knowingly violate this act can be removed from office and may face misdemeanor charges and a fine.
United States — Kansas
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If a court finds part of the act unconstitutional, only that part is affected; the rest of the act remains in force.
United States — Kansas
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Tax officers must levy each year enough to pay bond interest and bonds due that year.
United States — Kansas
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When a city issues internal improvement bonds for an improvement chargeable to specific property, the city must spread the cost by special assessments in installments.
United States — Kansas
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If a court challenge delays payment on temporary notes for city improvements and causes extra interest, the governing body may raise the needed amount against the city at large and issue bonds.
United States — Kansas
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An owner may clear land from special-assessment liability by paying the amount due, and redeemed property is not later subject to further assessment for that improvement.
United States — Kansas
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Kansas municipal or quasi-municipal corporations may issue refunding revenue bonds without an election, but the bond principal is limited and certain sale proceeds must be escrowed and invested in specified safe obligations when sold early.
United States — Kansas
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This section forbids using municipal bond proceeds or tax funds for the wrong purpose and sets criminal and civil penalties.
United States — Kansas
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A municipality’s governing body may transfer unexpended money from a bond and interest fund to the municipality’s general fund after all bond issues are fully retired.
United States — Kansas
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If a municipality has bonds all due at the same time, its proper officers must levy a yearly sinking fund to pay those bonds, plus the tax needed for interest.
United States — Kansas
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Municipalities that refund bonded debt must move related funds and collected taxes into the refunding bond interest and sinking fund; diverting those funds is a misdemeanor.
United States — Kansas
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A taxpayer may not use a diversion as the basis for a tax protest.
United States — Kansas
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When municipal territory is detached, disorganized, or moved to another municipality, that territory remains liable for prior municipal debt, and the receiving municipality’s taxing officers must levy taxes on it to cover the debt share.
United States — Kansas
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If a municipality needs an election to approve issuing bonds, the proper municipal officers must call the election and the required notice must be published and signed as specified.