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United States — Kansas
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A city governing body may propose a city name change by resolution, and must do so when supported by a petition signed by at least 10% of the city’s legally qualified electors.
United States — Kansas
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This section defines several contractor and mechanic terms used in the act.
United States — Kansas
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This provision designates certain standard examinations as the standard tests for determining whether applicants are qualified for HVAC contractor and mechanic licensure.
United States — Kansas
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Local counties or cities that license HVAC contractors and mechanics must set examination rules, a 75% passing score, a uniform fee, and continuing-education requirements.
United States — Kansas
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Cities or counties may use alternative HVAC exams, set local HVAC codes and standards, and conduct inspections and reasonable fees, but licenses based on those exams generally do not allow practice outside the licensing jurisdiction unless reciprocal agreement exists.
United States — Kansas
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This provision says the act does not authorize anyone to practice the listed technical professions without first getting a license or authorization from the Kansas state board of technical professions.
United States — Kansas
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The governing body must certify a sufficient resolution or petition to the county election officer, and the county election officer must submit the proposition at the next city general election or, if that is not within six months, at a special election within 45 to 60 days after receipt.
United States — Kansas
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Standard examinations are designated to determine whether applicants qualify for licensure as general, building, or residential contractors.
United States — Kansas
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Counties or cities that require contractor licensure may use a designated exam, but they cannot ask extra questions beyond the exam. They must adopt exam rules, set a 75% passing score, charge a uniform fee, issue licenses to applicants with a certificate of competency, and mark licenses issued on that basis.
United States — Kansas
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Cities and counties may use alternate contractor examinations, adopt and enforce local contracting rules, and set reasonable inspection fees, but licenses based on those alternate examinations generally do not let contractors work outside the issuing jurisdiction unless a reciprocal agreement allows it.
United States — Kansas
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The ballot proposition must use substantially the stated form, election notice must be published, and election expenses are paid from the city’s general fund.
United States — Kansas
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After the election, the results must be canvassed and certified the same way as other questions in the city. If a majority votes for the proposition, the city takes the new approved name.
United States — Kansas
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This act is an additional and alternative procedure for changing a city’s name.
United States — Kansas
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This provision creates the transient guest tax refund fund in the state treasury and requires the state treasurer to hold it for prompt refunds of overpayments.
United States — Kansas
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A city or county that levies the transient guest tax may create a convention and tourism committee, and if it does, it must appoint 10 members and set the appointment method and term length by resolution.
United States — Kansas
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Taxing subdivisions in Kansas may create employee benefits funds and trust funds, receive money into them, and their governing bodies may levy an annual tax for those purposes.
United States — Kansas
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A city governing body may acquire fee title to real estate, may sell certain city-owned real estate when it is no longer needed for public purposes, and must keep a record of authorized sales with the city clerk.
United States — Kansas
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A city may charge a fee to release an easement, but it must notify certain owners first and publish notice for three weeks.
United States — Kansas
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The governing body of McPherson may, by ordinance and if it finds the property is no longer needed, use the described property for any public purpose in the city’s best interest.
United States — Kansas
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The commission or director may seek enforcement of final orders, and the district court reviews those orders under the Kansas judicial review act.