Kansas HB2363 mandates that proposed conservation easements be reviewed by city or county planning commissions and approved by the respective.
Kansas HB2363 amends the state's laws concerning conservation easements. It requires the board of county commissioners or the city governing body to refer proposed conservation easements to the appropriate planning commission for review. The planning commission must hold a public hearing to assess the easement's conformity with the comprehensive plan. If the commission fails to act within a specified period, the easement is deemed approved. The governing body then approves or denies the easement based on whether it aligns with the public interest and relevant plans or programs.
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