Kansas HB2458 requires approval of property tax levies and bond issuances by elected bodies or electors.
Kansas HB2458 mandates that no taxes can be levied against real and personal property and no bonds can be issued unless the governing body of the taxing jurisdiction has been elected or the levy has been approved by the electors. The bill amends various sections of the Kansas Statutes Annotated to reflect this requirement, ensuring that any tax or bond issuance must be submitted to the governing body for review and approval before being levied. The bill also outlines procedures for public notice and elections if a petition signed by a specified percentage of qualified electors is filed.
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