Kansas HB2634 requires landlords to follow a default maintenance code if their city or county has not adopted one.

Kansas HB2634 amends the Kansas residential landlord tenant act to establish a default maintenance code for rental properties in cities or counties without their own maintenance code. Landlords must comply with the international property maintenance code, 2012 (IMPC 2012) provisions unless they conflict with local codes. The bill also outlines landlord duties, including maintaining common areas, providing utilities, and ensuring the property is safe and habitable.

Kansas HB2634 requires landlords to follow a default maintenance code if their city or county has not adopted one.

Kansas HB2634 amends the Kansas residential landlord tenant act to establish a default maintenance code for rental properties in cities or counties without their own maintenance code. Landlords must comply with the international property maintenance code, 2012 (IMPC 2012) provisions unless they conflict with local codes. The bill also outlines landlord duties, including maintaining common areas, providing utilities, and ensuring the property is safe and habitable.