Kansas SB37 repeals cities' authority to plan and zone land outside their limits.
Kansas SB37 eliminates the authority of cities to adopt planning and zoning regulations for land located outside their city limits. The bill amends the Kansas Statutes to remove the ability of city planning commissions to apply subdivision regulations to land outside the city but within three miles of the city limits. This change affects cities' ability to influence land use and development in areas adjacent to their boundaries.
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