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Committee removes obsolete Class B license from municipal code
Summary
Legal staff explained the Class B license is obsolete and its fee has been repealed; committee approved deleting references to the license from the municipal code after confirming similar cities no longer issue the license.
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Senior attorney Brandy Roy Bachman told the committee the proposed ordinance would delete references to a Class B license that is no longer issued and whose associated fee has been repealed. She said legal staff surveyed other Kansas cities and found the license is not in use and that the Class B language in the code is obsolete. Committee members noted the ordinance appears to be a clean‑up item and the measure was approved by voice vote.
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