Kansas HB2384 authorizes the state historical society to transfer specific real property in Johnson County to the Shawnee Tribe, with restrictions on.
Kansas HB2384 allows the state historical society to transfer certain real property in Johnson County to the Shawnee Tribe, subject to conditions. The Shawnee Tribe must pay all costs related to the transfer and agree to a historic preservation easement. The deeds and conveyances must include restrictive covenants prohibiting any gaming or gambling activities on the property. The Shawnee Tribe is required to submit a report every two years for a 10-year period to the joint committee on state-tribal relations, detailing the rehabilitation of the property and consultations with other tribes.
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