Commissioners adopt Resolution 24‑07 exempting county from K.S.A. 65‑202(C) school inspection requirement
Summary
The board unanimously approved Resolution 24‑07 to exempt Smith County from certain provisions of K.S.A. 65‑201 et seq., specifically K.S.A. 65‑202 subsection (C) concerning annual sanitary inspections of school buildings and grounds by the local health officer.
The Smith County Commission approved Resolution 24‑07 on Sept. 30, exempting the county from portions of the Kansas sanitary inspection statutes cited in the motion.
Commissioner Jim Gwennap moved to adopt Resolution 24‑07, and Commissioner Dale Pickel seconded. The motion carried unanimously. The resolution was described in the minutes as "exempting Smith County from certain provisions of K.S.A. 65‑201 et seq., specifically K.S.A. 65‑202 subsection (C) regarding annual sanitary inspections of school buildings and grounds by the local health officer." The minutes do not include additional detail about requested implementation steps or communications with school districts.
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