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Riley County commissioners authorize package of legislative proposals to KAC
Summary
County counselors and commissioners agreed to send a package of legislative ideas to the Kansas Association of Counties for consideration, removing one proposed constitutional amendment and including proposals on short-term rentals, tax appeal timing, vehicle registration fees, intergovernmental cost shifts and state land maintenance plans.
Riley County commissioners on Aug. 11 authorized county staff to submit a set of legislative proposals to the Kansas Association of Counties (KAC) for the association’s policy committee to consider.
County Counselor Jacob Hansen, speaking during the administrative portion of the meeting, outlined proposals the county plans to forward to KAC. Hansen said the package would include a short-term rental enforcement bill the county circulated last year, a proposed revision to the statute governing timing of documents for appeals to the Board of Tax Appeals, continuation of work on motor vehicle registration fee updates, and a proposal addressing local…
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