Kansas HB2255 amends weights and measures laws, increasing fees, requiring licenses for service companies, and mandating annual inspections for most.
Kansas HB2255 amends the state's weights and measures laws by increasing the minimum invoice fee from $50 to $70, requiring licenses for service companies that test, repair, or calibrate weighing and measuring devices, and mandating annual inspections for most devices. Exceptions are made for scales with a nominal capacity of 250 pounds or greater used in grain elevators, which are inspected every three years.
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