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In this issue .

674 Kansas Register In thi.$issue

Notice of Bond SaIe r '

Harvey County . !.i......!..,. ;..City of Rose Fiill .. j...............Citv of OttawaU.S.D. 409, Atchison County .................. ............:..... ............. 622

Kansas State TreasurerNotice of investment rates .... r.!...........

Notice to bidders for state pwchases ...............:..i....-.;........i....4iTemporary Administrative Regulations

Kimsas.Insurance Department ................:..:*............. ........:.r.....................i... ..,.,..... 624

Pennanent Administrative RegulationsState Conservation Commissiol .:..........

Secretary of StateUsury rate for May .......... ..................................629

State Corporation Commission iNotice of motor carrier hearings

Kansas Development Finance AuthorityNotice of change of meeting date ..,,,.......

Department of Health and EnvironmentRequests for comments on air qualrty conskuction permitsNotice concerning Kansas water pollution control permits ......i................634

New State LawsHouseBi|2234,makingandconcerningappropriations.......'..House Bill2486,

"ot ""riir,g roads and fiighiu"yt

House Biflzn[ making and concerning appropriationsSenate Bill16 conceniing the criminal code ......r...House BiU 2553, establishing the Kansas Council on the Future.of Postsecondary Edrrcation .........645Senate BiIl 15& concerning flood control ............... ...:.............. ....;.;..:......64VSenate Bill3, concerning persons who commit sexually violent offenses .,. 650"House B:dil234g, concefring insurance ...............i..Senate Bfl 159, concerning the Uniyersity of Kansas School of Medicine ................:... 553Senate Fril1236, makirig and goncerning appropriations ..........'554Substitute for Senate Bill9, concerning publicfunds ........ ...... 655F{ouse Bill 2588, creating the Department of Agriculture .......... .....:.......... 658

Index to administrative regulations ............. ............ 6{i1

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Notices, 6L5Kansas Register

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State of KansasRehabilitation Services Advisory Council

Notice of MeetingThe Rehabilitation Services Advisory Council will meet

from 10 a.m. to 3,p.*.Friday, May 12, at the Salina areaoffice of the Kansis Departrirent 6f Social and Rehabili-tation Services, 901 Weitdrester, Salina. For more inJor-mation, Contact Peg Spencer at (913) 296-391L or TDD(9L3) 2e6-702e., .,*:lii,x#:""{

Rehabilitation ServicesDoc. No. 015285

State of Kansas \

State Conservation CommissionNotice to Contractors

.sealed bids for the construction of a 51,850 cubic yarddetention dam, Site 8 in Wabaunsee County, for UiperMarais des Cygnes Watershed joint District No. 1,01. willbe received by Ronald H, Kuhn, contracting officer, at theoffice of White, Martin & Associates, 1725 S.W. GageBIvd., Topeka, 66604, until4 p.rn, May 18, or hand carriedand submitted prior to bid openins at 10 a.m. Mav 1.9 atthe Last Chanc6 Cafe, 103 W:5th, Xdmite. A copy of theinvitation for bids and plans and specification'S'can beobtained from the contricting officei, (91,3) 277-7t00, orat the site showing at 3:30 p.m. tr'riday,May 12.In case ofinclementweather, an alternate showing willbe at 1,0 a.m.May L5 at the site.

. Kenneth F. KernExecutive Director

Doc. No. 075262

State of KansasDepartment of Human Rgsources

The Ka4gas. Department of Human Resources (KDHR)is soliciting proposals for a statewide Work Opportunitidsfor Rural Kansans (WORK) program. Funding from theJob Training Parbrership Act (JTPA) of $490,000 will beavailable for program administration, training basic re-adjustment and supportive services assisting Kansas' ru-ral population,in furcreasing their employment earningsand educa.tional and occupational skills, thus improwing

rquality in the rural work force, Entities interestetl in ad-ministering funds must be a unit of local government, apublic or private nonpro.fit organizatiory a Native Amer-ican Indian tribe, or a service deliv.ery area (SDA) or a

, sub-state area (SSA) delivering educational, training and/or employment services. Program duration is from JulyL,1995 to June 34, L995.' The deadli4€ for flrqmitting proposals is May 25. Foran RFP package contact Armand Corpolongo, Directorof ]ob Training, Kansas Department of Human Resources,

: 401 Topeka Blvd., Topeka, 66603, (973) 296-7876.

'. Warme L,. Franklin: Secretary of Hr:.iman Resources. Doc. No. 015284

State of KansasKansas,state Library,

Notice to Bidders

The Kansas State Library, through the Kansas Associ-ation of Rehabilitation Facilities, is requesting bids fordistribrrtion of materials to up to 15,000,libraries and se-lected entities across the United States aS a part of anADA Technical Assistance program funded byrthe U.S.Deparhnent of Justice, Civil Rights Divisio& DisabilifyRights Section. Approximately $13Q000 is available'to ac-complish the distribution, The distribution efIo,r-t will .

requrre:1.. Production of a container for materials -

2. Printing of selected information materials3. Receipt, assembly, and distribution of- information materials

Separate bids will be accepted for eadr part of the ef-fort. lrterested bidders may call Doreen Stanley,.KansasAssociation of Rehabilitati6n Facilities, (913) 235-5t03 orFAX (913) 235-ffi20, for further informafion. Submittedbids are due at the Kansas Association of RehabilitationFacilities, 700 S.W. Jacksoru Suite 2L2, T opeka,. 66603, by5 p,-, Monday, ll'day 22, ,

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DuaneiJohnson, : State tiUrar-iE4

Doc. No. 01522

State of Kansas :

Private Industry Council

rhe Kansas r""",.-;:::il":;ncn or seivice Deliv-ery Area III (SDA Itr) is submitting a "Final Modification"of its two-year plan to carry out programs in IohnsoruLeavenworth and Wvandotte counties authorized bv theJob Training Partrerihip Act flTPA). The rnodificatibn isfor the program year begirmingluly 1,1995 through june30, 1996 (PY 95), and indudes changes in funding level;grant recipient and administrative entity.

SDA m funding levels for PY 95 are: Title IIA (AdulJF$1,30&058; Title IIC (Youth)'-$741.,886; Title III (Dislo-cated WorkersF$1,240733; and Title tr{B (SummerYouthF$1JA4,490. The grant recipienf for PY,95 is theKansas Department of Hirman Reiources. The adminis-trative entity for PY 95 is Hearfland Works, Inc. Heartland Works will operate five Job Training flTtA) ServiceCenters in SDA E induding two each in Johnson andWyandotte counties and bne in Leavenworth CounW.

The plan modification may be reviewed at, and ciues-tions and comments directed to, the Kansas Private In-dusty Council, SDA III, 1020 Gateway Center Tower II,4th and State Ave., Kansas Cify, KS 6l10L, (913)37L-L507.

, Teresa Slater

Doc. No. 015260

Vol. 14, No. 1& May 4,7995 @ Kaqsag Sefttary of .State 1995

Kansas Register

Stete of Kansas , i :

, ,',,Univers!ty of lftnsas Medical Cgnter,

:,..,,. :, t.,,' .Noticg lo Bidders

Sealed bids for items-listed below will be received bvUniversity 6f Kansqs Medical Ce4ter, Purchasing De-partment, 3901 Rainbow Blvd., Kansas City" KS 6616,0-V'1.62, lurirnl} p.m. on the date indicated 4nd- then will bepublidy,opened. Lrterested bidders may call Peggy Davis(913) 888.1115 for additioiral information.

Friday, May 19,1995,:.,, .,. ,: i 725585

CO2 water-jacketed incubator7?5386

,,t ,. En oscopi",r.*gu.y video monitor system

Barbara Lockhart

'. ,,.. . ,, .. Directofofpurchasingnnatii,,,orozzs i' : ',. I ,,,

i.State,ofKalsag.r, ,,...-r: rr. , .

': '' :;:' ' , KaniasWater Office..:t-:'.: :- :.f'.

',,' r i : . J i','' NoticeofHearingsfiie Kiursas Waler Qffice is planning a series of public

hearings in June to receive comments on a:'working draftof proposed additions to the KansasWater Plan, subpct toapproval from the Kansas Water Authority at its May 10-tr1.fteetin$ The draft matdrial contains.policy recom-mendations' on flood management coordination of waterquality programs and a water rights banking program.Revisions to existing basin plan subsections addressingwatei quality and environmental.protection issrres in the.Lo,wer:' Arkansas,.i'Smoky. Hill--Saline and,Marais : desCygnes basins are also included. The schedule for thepublic hearings is planned as follows:]une 5

Fort $eoth Academic Building Room AL2Z Fort ScottCornmunity Colleger 2108 S. Florton, 1p.r..

lune 7,Topeka; Old Supreme,Courtroom 313, State Capitol,1P.*.

, McPherson: Cit5r Commission Room, MunicipalCmter,400 E. Kansas Ave.,7 p.m,

]une 8Dodge City: Lois Flanagan Meeting Room, Dodge CityPublic Library, 1.001. 2nd Ave., 1. p.m.Haysq Memorial Union Cafeteria Fort Hays StateUniversify, 500.Park St., 7 p.m.Contact the Kansas Water Office 109 S.W. 9tlr" Suite

30O Topeka 65512-1249, (913)296-31,{35, to request a copyof the public hearing material and for additionalinformation. '

If accommodations are needed for persons with disa-bilities,,notify the Kansas Water Office (TTy 913n96-5604) at leasl two days priol to the meeting...,.'

DirectorDoc. No. (n5280

616, Noticei

State of Ka4sas l

Department of Tra4sportqtionRequest for Comments

The Kansas Deparbnent of Transportation requestscomrnents on the amendment o{ theStatewide Transpor-tation Improvement Program (STP) F\ 95;'97 by addingthe following proiec! ,

Project C-3383-01, County-wide bridge inspectionin Pawnee County . . . ,. ,

The amendment'of the STIP requir,es a 30.day publigl'comment period. To receive more information ol to rnakecomments on the STIP amendment, contact the KansasDepartrnent of Transportation, Office of EngineeringSuiport, 7th Floor, Oocting State Office Building 9L5

S:W. Harrisoru Topeka 656L2-7568, (913) 296-7915, F|AX(913)296-07n. - . :..

This information is available in alternative accessibleformats. To obtain an alternative forma! contact thefOOf Office of Publie and Employee brformation, (91-3)

296-3585 (VoicdTTY)The comment period regarding the ST'IP amendment

wrll conclude I@ u n Beur, c"rt*n I

Segetary of TransPortqtionDocNo.01524l4:: ,.

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State of KansasState Hiqtorical Society

' Notice of Meetings

The Historic Preservation Office of the Kansas StateHistorical Society is responsible for develoPing and im-plementing a statewide strategic management plan tha.t

addresses key critical issues irt historic preservation. Adraft plan hai been prepared that outlines a series of goalsand iecommendatibns designed to encoutage historicpreservation activities in both the public and private secltors. In order to provide the public an opportunity tocomment on the diaft plaru the Historic Preservation Of-fice will conduct a series of publicmeetings in May acrossthe state. Meetings are scheduled for May 12 in AbileneMay 18 in Lawrence, l$Iay 22 in Hutdrinson, and May 23in Garden City. Infoimaiion regarding the specific timeand location oI each meeting as well as copies of the draftpresewation plan can be'obtained from the Hlstoiic Fres-ervation Office, Kansas,State Historical Society, 120 W.L0tlu Topeka 666L2, (913) 295-7080.

The Kansas State Historical SocieW welcomes individ-uals with disabilities to participate in its activities. If youhave a visual, aural or other physical or mental impair-ment that is a disability under the act, contact SandyMcDaniel at the Historic Preservation Office at least oneweek prior to the meeting you wisll to altend to discussthe naiure of your disabIiiy and what the Kansas StateHistorical Society can do to ensure participatiorr in theactivity.

Ramon Powers

Doc. No. (n5269 a@ Kenbaa SesetEry of State 1995 Vol. 14 No. 1.& May 4,7995

Executive Order 61.7Kansas Register

State of KansasOffice of the Governor

: Executive Order No. 95:175. Establishing the Kansas Governoy's

r Task Force on Childhood Hunger

WHEREAS, the State of Kansas has a vital interest inthe well-being of its children; and

WHEREAS, the Report on Childhood Hunger in Kan-sas identified 59,000 children in Kansas under the age of12 who are hungry or at risk of being hungry (nearly1.S%of Kansas drildren under 12 who are mablourished or atrisk of being so); and

WffiREXS- .hildtur,t who are h*gry suffer morehealth problems and learning problems than childrenwho have balanced diets; and" ^

WI{EREAS, the extent of hunger among drildren inKansas is widespread both geogiaphically-and socially;and

'WHEREA9 the children of Kansas are the future ofKansas; and

WHEREAS, the Report on Childhood Hunger identi-fied lack of lcrowledge of assistance programs as a sig-nificant reason for non-participation in assistance pro-grams; and

WHEREAT there are public, private, local state, andfederal programs of assistance available to address prob-lems assogiated withhunger; and' WFIEREA$ the manner in wliich federal assistance tothe states is in a process of change; and,,' ,

. WHEREAS, it is critical to organize our resources todddress the problem of childhood hunger before it growseven larger;

NOW THEREFORE, pursuant to the authority vestedin me as Governor of the State of Kansas, I hereliy estab-lish the Governor's Task Force on Qhildhood Huiiger:

L. Membership on the Task Force shall be Uy offiAacommission of appointment of the Governor, certified byand filed with the Secretary of State. The membershipshall reflect the demographii and geographic dimensionsof the problem of childhood hunger and forces that canbe brought to bear on the problem. The members shallserve at"the pleasure of the'Governor.

2. The Governor shall appoint a Chairperson and Co-Chairperson of the Task Fcirte. The memders of the Com-mission shall elect any additional officers necessary tocairy out their duties-under this Executive Order. iheChairperson is Tionel Alford and Co-Chairperson'isLinda Graves.

3. The Governor shall also appoint members of a Re-source Committee which shal-ierve the Task Force inproviding additional information and data necessaqz informulating the report and recommendations of the TaskForce.

4..The Task Force shall meet upon call of its Co-Chair-persons as necessaryr to carry out its duties under thisExecutive Order.

5. Members of the Task Force and Regource Committeeshall receive subsistence allowances, mileage and ex-penses as provided in K.S.A 75-32n and amendmentsthereto when traveling to official meetings of the Task

Force. Resource Committee members mav be asked tocome to one or r4ore meetings to provide informationfrom their particular perspectives or fields of expertise.Those members employed by a state agency shall be paidfor these travel items by their respective agencies, andother memberq shall have these items paid by tli.q,De' :

partment of Social and Rehabilitation Services whieh ,

ShaU also provide support serviceg to the Task Foice, The,Task Force may also request assistance and support,frorn ,

the Department of Health and Environment.The iGnsas Governor's Task Force on Childhood Hun-

ger shall:L. Review the findings of the Report on Childhood

Hrrnger in Kansas and other information available ftomappropriate public and private local, state, and nationalauthorities as well as members of the Resource Commit-tee regarding the extent and causes of hunger and mal-nutrition among childrm,in Kansas;

2. lrventory-ail resources that can be brought !o bearon the problems associated with childhood hunger inKansas;

3. Develop the criteria for an implementation plan torespond to changes in the delivery of federal welfare as-sistance to the States as it relates to drildhood hunger;

4. Identify methods through which assistanie re.sources can be leveraged and made more effecd.vethrough planned cooperative, efforts and',.enhanced',ioutreach;

5. Establish Boals, priorities, and a plan with perform'',ance measures to focus and coordinate resourced',to di-''minish the problem of childhood hunger in Kansas (en-compassing changes brought about:bl the "new,welfareimplementation plan") and

5. Present this plan with recommendations for imple-mentation to the Governor 'no later than;November 1,L995.

7. lJpon presentation of its recommendations andplans to the Governor-and not later than November tr,,iggs-the Governor's Task Force,on Childhood Flirngershall disband, and the provisions of this Executive Oriershall expire, unless rescinded earlier by Executive Order.

This document shall be filed with the Secetary of Stateas -Executive Order g5-L75 and shall be 'effective

immediately..Dated ApnlZ4,L995.

Bill Graves '

' Gsv.ernbrAttest Ronllholnburgh

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Kansas'Register

State of Kansas , : ,

Kansas State University.

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S.ealed bids for items listed below will be received bythe,Kans-as State Univqrsity Purdrasing Office, Manhai-ta& until2 p.m. local time on the date indicated and the.nwill be p-ublicly opened. lnterested bidders may call (913)532-6214 or FAX (913) 532:5632 for additionalinformation

Monday, May 15,199550187

W-VIS spectrophotometer starter package

William H. SeslerDirector of Purchasing

Doc. No, 015275:". . r , . : 'l

State of KansasAttorney GeneralOpinion No.95-43

Public 9u"111-Qolid and Hazirdous Waste; SolidW-aste-€ollection and Disposal by County;'Assess-ment. and Collectio"n. of ,Fees. Senator |anice L.Hirdenbutger,2tt fiistrict, flaitdam, ,A.p 4I i0,1995.

The solid waste collection fee established by Washing-ton County for the months of May through DecemberL994was not properly imposed, because the authorizingresolution wasnot adopted prior to luly 1,1994. The res-olution timelvrestablished imonthlv solid waste collec-tiqn fee on a frospective basis effectiire ]anuary 195. Thecounty's classification of real propcty. within the solidwaste service area does not ,crrmply with K.S.A. 55-34L0(a), whidr requires adoption oi i fee sdredule thatreasonablv relates the amount of the solid waste fee tothe felevaht chalacterigtics of the real pioperqi on'whidrit is,isrposed. The method set forlh in the res'olution forlolleqli4g delinquent fees is corrsistmt With the exclusivemethod set forth in K:S.A. 65-3410(a)(1f(4). Cified herein:K,S.A. 55-340'l.;65.3410, tEG ,

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Counties and County Officers-{ounty Commission-€rsr$ale .'or Disposition of County ProBer-ty; Con-veying Park Property to a Crty. .

Cities and Municipalities-4eneral Provisiong-Cor-porate,Powers; Home Rule of Loc3l.Affaire; AcceptingGift of Park fron a County. Deltori M. Gilliland, OsageCounty Counselor, Lyndorr; Patrick G. Walsh, tyndonCrty Attorney, Lyndon, April20,1995. ,,

In light of K.S.A. L2405a, K.S.A. 19-101 and the com-mon law, we believe that a county may generally transferfee simple tide heldby the county in dedicated park prop-erly to a city if public use of the real estate is continuedand if not dtherwise prohibited by the grantor or trust.The value of the properfy is a fact question. As dedicatedpark properly can only be owned by a public entify andused for a public purpose, its marketable value is sub.stantially decreased and it may not be necessary that the

transfer of deed be associated with payment of publicmoneys. If it is valued at less than $1,000, the provisionsof K.S.A. 19945qp,d9-211(c) may provide a simplifiedprocedure for accomplishing a transfer of tifle to parkland located outside the boundaries of the city. If the parkis located within the city, K.S.A. 12406a ttiates su'ch.atransfer mandatory. Cited hereinl K.S.A. 12-10L;72405;72-405a; 12-1301; 132535; 13-1335; 19-10't; K.S.A. 1994Supp.19-211;L9-?303b;K.S.A.19-289Q;75-3304b;75-3350;K.S.A. 1994 Supp. 75-183; 76-L84;7G187; KS.A. 1994Supp,.79-1456. TMN . :.

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Opinion No.95-45

Elections-Election Erclrense Apportionmmt-IxpensesSubiect to Apportionmeng Appcirtionment By CouttyElection Officer; Appeal to State Election Board; Effectof Deteqninatitin of Appeal; Fire' Benefit Dis-hict. Senator Gerald 'Jet{'Kary lTth Dlstrict, Em-poria, April2Q 1995. , . .

Because the Reading fire benefit district ie a publicepe:cial district subject to K.S.A. 25-2201, et seq., a1d the Read;ihg fire benefit district faited to exercise its right of appealunder K.S.A. ?5.2204, the Reading fire benefit district isliable for apportiorunent and reimbursement oJ directelection exfehses incured by Lyon County when-'theLyon County election officer conducted h question sub-mifted election ftrr"the Reading fire benefit district. Citedherein: K.S.A . ]:9.LpLb; l9-27Q;k.S.A. 1.994 Supp 79.3610;K.S.A. 25-119; 25-220L; ?5-22M;31-301.; 3L-302; 60-512;K.S.A. 1994Supp.79-5Q21.;79-5A36;L.1992i ch. 161, S 1;L. 7986, ch.7,0, S$ 1,33, RDS | :.

' Opinion No.95-45

Schools-Teachers' Contracts; :,Adninlotrators; Con-hacts; Nonrenewal Procedure*Meeting W.ith Boatd;Executive Session; Coqnsel. Fred W.,fiauschalr, Coun-sel for Unified $chqoj. District Nq. 447, fopeka, April20,1995.

The'term "co'rns€l- as used in K S.A. 72-5453 includesan attomey'or lawyer. Cited herein: ICS.A. 72-5451.;72-5453. RDS:l

Counties land County Oficersr-f*lic ImptovementslImptovement and Service Districts; Improvement Dis.tric.ts-Powers and Duties; Authority to Expend Fqndefor Repait to Da4,Located Outsida District Bounda-ries. Craig]. Spomer, Attorney forlake Wabatrnsee Im-provement District,'Topeka, April 20, 1995. ' '

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If, in the reasanabt exercise of its discretiorl the boardof the Lake Wabaunsee improveryrent distric,f ddterminesthat repairq are necessary to,secure outlets, disposal, etc.,and permit satisfactory perforrrance of the sewer gystemwithin the district, it may expend district moneys to helpmake the necessary repairs to a dam located outside thecorporate limits of the district. Cited herein: K.S.A. t9-/753;79-2765; K.S.A, 199a Supp. n-2O1. TMN

Doe. No. lt152ll!l

Carla StovallAttorney Gmerat

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Note Redemption/Note Sale Kansas Register 619

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@ublished in *c Kasag RegistE May 4 1995.)

'Notice of RedemptionShawnee County,'Kan$as ,' ,

: Tempotaty Notes, Series 1994-4

Notice is given to the holders of Temporary Notes, Se-ries 1994-4, of Shawnee County, Kansas, that the countyhereby calls for redemption on iune 15, Lggs, the full priii-cipal amount gt 4q Series l99A-4Temporary Notes in theamount of $542,000., On such date, the Series 1994-4Temporary Notes shallbecome due and payable at a redemption price equal to100 percent of the principal amount thereof, plus accruedinterest to |une.15, 1995. From and after June L5, \995,interest shall cease to accrue and be payable on sudrnotes.

The notes described in this notice shallbe presented forpayment and redemptibn at the office of the ShawneeCounty Treasurer, 200 S.E. 7th, Topeka I(S,55503, on orafter fune L5,1995.

Dated May 4, 1295.

' 'Bffi"i"i"f.l?:ffiifrCounty Clerk

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n**t**.****r*t",;U,Summary t loti"" of Noteisale

City oi Mulvane, Kansas$1"139,000

Temporary Notds, Series 1995.1

(General obligation notes payable fromunlimited ad valorem taxes)

sealed Bids: :r ,

Subject to the notice of note sale dated Mray 4,1995,sealed bids will be received by the clerk of the CiW ofMulvane, Kansas (the issuer), 6n behalf of dre governingbody at City Hall, 211 N. 2n4 Mulvane, KS 57110, until5 p.m. C.D.T. on May 15,.L995, for.the purcJrase of$1.,1.39,000 principal amount of Temporary Notes, Series1995-'I.,. No bid of less than the entire par value of thenotes, except a discount of not greater than L percent ofthe par value of the notes, and accrued interest thereonto the date of deliverv will be-consid'ered.. '

Note Details .

The notes will consist of fully registered notes in thedenomination oi $5,000 or any inte*A mugiple thereoJexcept one note in the denomination of $9,000. Ihe noteswill be dated June 'J., L995, and will become due on De-cember L, 1995. . . :- ,

The notes will bear interest from the date thereof atrates to be deterinined when the notes are sold as here-inafter provided whidr interdst will be payable at ma-turity or earlier redemption.: ':

Paying Agent and Note RegistrarThe treasurer of the City of Mulvane, Kansas.

Good Faith DepositEach bid shalll be accompanied by a cashier's or certi-

fied dreck drawn on a bank located,in the United States

of America in the amount of. $22,780 (2 percent of theprincipal amount of the notes).

DeliveryThe issuer will pay for printing the notes and will de-

liver the same properly prepare4 executed and regis-tered without cost to the successful bidder on or beforeJune L, 1995, at such bank or trust company in the stateof.,Kansas or Kansas City, MissourL as may be specifiedby the successful bidder.

Assessed Valuation and IndebtednessThe equalized assessed tangible valuation for compu-

tation of bonded debt limitati,ons for the vear 1994 is$18,200,924. The,total general obligation ind-ebtedness ofthe issuer as of the date of the notes, including the note.sbeing sold, is $1,631,000.

Approval of NotesThe notes will be sold subject to the legal opinion of

Gilmore & BelL P.C., Wichita bond counsel, whose ap:proving legal opinion as to the validity of the notes willbe fumishcd and paid for bv the issuer and delivered tothe successful bidder as and when the notes are delivered.

Additional Inf onnationAdditional information regarding the notes may be ob-

tained from the city der( (3L6)777-1743; er from the fi-nancial advisor, Ransirn Capital Corporation, WidlitaKansas,Attention:]ohnHaas, (3L6)262-49UU,,' .,Dated May 4' 1995'

Cify of Murvane, KansasDoc. No. 015270

(Publi8hed in tlE KaM Regists May 4 195.)

Notice of Redemption '

Shawnee County, Kansas'Temporary Notes, Series l99L-5 . ', ,'.

Notice is grven to the holders of Temporary Notes, Se-nes L994-5, of Shawnee County, Kansas, that the countyhereby calls for redemption on June 15, 1995,'the fulI pti.-cipal amountg,f thg Series 7994-5 Temporqy Notes in theamount of $85&000.

On such date, the Series 1994-5 Temporary Notes shallbecome due and payable at a redemption price equal toL00 percent of the principal amount thereof, plus accnredinterest to June L5, L995. From and after lune 75, 1995,interest shall cease to accrue and be payable.on suchnotes.

The notes described in this notice ehallbe presented forpayment and redemption at the office of the ShawneeCounty Treasurer, 20-0 S.E. 7th, Topeka,I(S 55503,'on orafter |une 1.5, 1995.

Dated May 4,1995.: Shawnee County, Kansas

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(Publlsh4 in * laoas ne{{ May 4 19e5)

Notice of RedemptionShawnee County, Kansas

Temporary N6tes, Series 1995-1

Notice is givento theholders of Tgrnporary Notes, Se-ries 199F1., of Shawnee Cornty, Kansas, that,the countyhereby calls for redemption on iune L5,79:95, the full prtui-cipal amount of the Series 1995,:1 Ti:mporary Notes in theamount of $1,138,000.

On such date, the Series 1995-L Temporary Notes strallbecome dueand payable at a redempfron price equal tolffi.percent thereof, plue acairedrintenest to ]une 15,1995.Frorhrand after,Iune 15, 1995, futterest shallcease to accrueand be payable on such note6.

The notis described in this notice shall be presented forpaymerttiand redemption,at the:office of ihe ShawneeCorurty Treaeurel2m S.E. 7th, Topeka, KS 66603, on orafterJune 15, L995.

Dated May 4 1995.

',,r :i i,::.: ,, i: .i . SharrneeCounty,Kansas':..r rli ,, , ,, '., ,''- ..,,, ,,,. ByiP€tsyA.McDonald,li'.,. . : l .

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:; - e&{chcain*rexro;negisterr,tay41995)

' Summan, Notice of Bond'3ale" $%,191.08;,Han'ey€ounty,Kangas

General Obligation Bonds, Series 1995-1

(General obligation bonds payable from. .: 'l ;unlimited ad valorem taxes)

Sealed BidsSrrbiect,to,tlre notice of bond sale dated April 24, 1995,

sealed bids willbe received bv dre countv adriinistrator ofHarvey Courty, Kansas (the-issuer), on behaf of the gov-eming body at the Harvey Cormty Courthorse, P.O.-Box58Zl{ewtorr KS 57114 und 9 a.m. C.DT. on lvlay L5, L995,for the purdrase of $94191.08 priircipal amount 6f GeneralOtligadon Bonds, Series 19$1. No bid of less ftan 100perc€nt of the principal amount Of tre bonds ar-rd accmedinter€st tlrereon to the date of delivery will be considered.

BondDetails,, :.,r ..f:i.irr.1i. i:

The bonds will consist of fuily registered bonds in thederromination of $5,000 or any integral ryrultiple thereof,€xcept,one .bond rn* the .dmomination of $4.191.03. Th€bonde wi[ be dated Frne 1;,L995, and.will become due onNsveritbet f ,in dre yedls an'fullowsa,,i, " :

Year

:, , !:gg5. ,,1997

, 1998:LW; 2000

2oat2002'2003, 2004

, '2005

O X.qry qcd!:bryod gb0! 1995

-'' ,r$rincipdAmount

.:,$.,4,191.08,. 10,000.00, , ,10,000.00: ,10-000.00

,.,',1.O000.00,, , 10,ooo.oo

. 10-ooo.oo'" 10,000.00"'-'lorooo.oo

10,000.00

Kansas Register Note Redemption/Bond Sale

The bonds will bear interest from the date thereof atrates to be determined when the bonds are sold as here-inafter provided, which interest will be payable semi:annually on May 1 and November 1 in eadr year, begi*ning on May L,1996.

Payirg Agent and Bond RegistrarKansas State Treasurei, Topeka IGnsas.

Good Faith DepositEac-h bid shall be accompanied by a cashiey's or certi-

fied dreck drawn on a bank located in the pnited Statesof America in the amount of $1,883.82 (2 percent of theprincipal amount of the bonds).

DeliveryThe issuer will pay for printing the bonds and will de-

lirer the same properly prepared executed and regis-tered without cost to the successful bidder sn or beforeJune 1., L995, at such bank or trust company in the stateof Kansas or Kansas City, Mssouri, as maybe specifiedby th" successful bidder.

Assessed Valuation and IndebtednessThe equalized assessed tangible valuation for compu-

tation of bonded debt limitations for the year 7994 is$\58,205,727. The total general obligation indebtedness ofthe issuer as of the date of delivery of the bonds, includ-ing the bonds being sold but excluding temponry notesto be retired in conjunction therewitlV is $2,45O191.08.

Approval of BondsThe bonds will be sold subject to the legal opinion of

Gilmore & Bell, P.C., Widrita Kansas, bond counselwhose approving legal opinion as to the validity of thebonds will be furnished and paid for by the issuer,printed on the bonds and delivered to the zuccessfulbid-der as and when the bonds are delivered.

Additional InfomationAdditional information regarding the bonds may be

obtained from the county adirinistrltor, (3L6)254,6806.Dated Apn124,1995.

Harvey County, KansasDoc.No.01522

(tubli$ed in tE IGn$6 Regiscs May aL 1995.)

Summary Notice of Bond Sale$370,000

City of Rose Hill, KansasGeneral Obligation Bonds, Series 1995

(General obHgation bonds payable fromunlimited ad valorem taxes)

Sealed BidsSubject to the notice of bond sale dated Ap/,l17,19 fr5,

sealed bids will be received by the clerk of the CiW ofRose Hill, Kansas (the issuer), ,in behalf of the goveriingbody at City Hall, P.O. Box 175, Rose Hill, KS 67133, until5:45 p.m. C.D.T. on May 15, 1995, for the purchase of$370,000 principal amount of General Obligation Bonds,Series 1.995. No bid of less than 100 percent of the prin-cipal amount of the bonds and accrued interest thereonto the date of detvery will be considered.

(

eVol; 14 No. 18, I&'day 4,1995

Bond Sale ,,62rtKansas Register

)

Bond DetailsThe bonds will consist of fully registered bonds in the

denomination of $5,000 or any integral multiple thereof.The bonds will be dated ]une 1, L995, and will becomedue on October 1 in the years as follows:

Y€at

1996L9971998L99920002001.

2002200320042005

PrincipalAmount

$35,00035 00035,00035,00035,00p35,00040,000400004O00040,000

The bonds will bear interest from the date thereof at ratesto be determined when the bonds are sold as hereinafterprovided, which interest will be payable semiannually onApril 1 and October L in each year, beginning on April 1.,

1996.

Paying Agent and Bond RegistrarKansas State Treasurer, Topeka, Kansas.

Good Faith DepositEach bid shall be accompanied by a cashiey's or certi-

fied check drawn on a bank located in the United Statesof America in the amount of.$7,400 (2 percent of the prin-cipal amount of the bonds).

DeliveryThe issuer will pay for printing the bonds and will de-

liver the same properly prepared executed and regis-tered without cost to the successful bidder on or beforeJune 2L, 1995, at such bank or trust company in the stateof Kansas or Kansas City, Missouri, as may be specifiedby the successful bidder.

Assessed Valuation and IndebtednessThe equalized assessed tangible valuation for compu-

tation of bonded debt limitations for the vear 1994 is$11,385,611. The total general obligation ind-ebtedness ofthe issuer as of the date of delivery of the bonds, includ-ing the bonds being sold, but excluding temporary notesto be retired in conjunction therewith, is$2,577,000.

Approval of Bonds-The bonds will be sold subject to the legal opinion of

Gilmore & Bell, P.C., Wichiia, Kansas, 6ond^ counsel,whose approving legal opinion as to the validity of thebonds will bd furnished and paid fo1 by the issuer,printed on the bonds and delivered to the successful bid-der as and when the bonds are delivered.

Additional InfonnationAdditional information regarding the bonds may be

obtained from the city cler( (31,6) 776-2712; or from thefinancial advisor, Ge6rge K. Baum & Company, 100 N.Main, Suite 8LO Wichita KS 67202, Attention: Charles M.

. (PubUsh€diritleKairsalnegiserMay4lgg5.)

Summarv Notice of Bond SaleCity lf ottawa, Kansas

$3ozoooGeneralOblii;ationBondo , ,i ,.'

Series 1995 :

(General obligation bonds payable fromunlimitld ad valored tixes) ', ' . ., '' .,.

Subject to the notice of,bond sale dated May 4,1995,sealed bids will be received by the city clerk of the Cityof Ottaw4 Kansas, on behalf of the governing body atL23W .4th Ouawa I(5 6605Z,until 9:30 a,rn,:Central Timeon May L7, 1995, for the purdrase of ,$307;000 principalamount of General Obligatioir Bonds, Series 1995.,No bidof less than the entire par valire,of the bonds,and accmedinterest thereon to the date of delivery Will be considered.

Bond DetailsThe bonds wilt coneist of fully registered bonds in the

denomination of $5,0ffi or any integral multiple thereof,except one bond in th6 denomination of $2000. Thebonds will be dated May L,1995, and will become du€lctilMarch 1 in the years as follows:

Maturlty "' :'' ' i

MarCh,1,,1.. r;;:. ]..r 1..,. 1,1.

L996 ::i::.: .': . '.LW7 , ,. ', ,, ; 'v :;:.' .. ' ' :i

!998 :r . ,,:: ;

L999

?qry !' '.,,,1'"',"2001200220039004 .:;',': ' r " 'i ; :',

2005 j '' ::i '

PtitcipalAmount$n 000

, ' 25,000. 25,0m,,30,0,00 .

?o;ooo'30,00035,WO"' il ::

'" 35;000 '"rj':"35r0{X}''i; r' "'40;000 '1

Boully, (316) 264-9351.Dated April17, L995.

Do€. No. 015272

The bonds will bear interest.from.the.date thereof atrates to be deter.mined when the.bndi are sotd as herqinafter provided which interest wi[.be payable Oeniian.nyally ol-Vtry{131{ September 1 in each yeat, begirynlngonMarchil,L996., :. :,,,,t,. .,:Paying Agent and Bond Registrar ,,. i,

Kansas State Treas,qrel,.fopeka S4nsas. , , ,

Good Faith DepositEach bid shail be accompanied by a cashier's or certi-

fied check drawn on a barfl< located in the Unit€d Sfatesof America in dre amount of $6,140 (2 percent of the prirt-cipal amount,of the bonds).

Delivery- ftle city*iU p'iry for printing the bonds and will dellverthe same properly prepared executed and registeredwithout coet to the successful bidder on or before May3'!., 7995, at such bank or trust company in the state ofKansas or Kansas City, Missouri, as may'be specified bythe successful bidder.

Assessed Valuation and IndebtednessThe equalized assessed taneible valuation for compu-

City of Rose HiIl, Kansas tation of bonded debt limita"tions for the year 199.i is@ntimml)

Vol. 14, No. 1& May 4, 1995 OKs!.r Scdtrryof Slrt l99l

622 Bond $aleKahsas Register

$31,853;000. The total general oblisation indebtedness ofthe city as of the date-ot the bondl, including the bondsbeing sold, is $4,55L,864.

Approval of Bonds, -t'he

bonds will be sold subject to the legal oninion ofLogao Riley, Carson & Kaup, L.C., Overland Park, bondco-unsel, whose approving legal opinion as to the validityof the bonds will be furnished and paid for by the city,printed on the bonds and delivered tb fte succ6ssful bii-der as and when the bonds are delivered.

^Additional InforinationAdditional information regarding the bonds may be

obtained from the cig clerk, (973)242-2L90; or from Lo-gan, Riley, Carson & Kaup, L.C. Bond Counsel,9200'In-dian Creek Parkway, Suite 23O Overland Park, KS 56,21O(e13) 651-039.

Dated May 4, L995.

City of Ottaw+ Kansas

: *J7"?l#_t'11

*"*J%YaTDoc. No. 015253

(tublished in the KaM Registc May 4 1995.)

Summary Notice of Bond Sale$10"900,000i Unified School Dishict No.409

Atchison Couqg, Kansas (Atchison)General Obligation Bonds, Series: 1995

(General obligation bonds payable from

Sealed BidsSubject to the notice of bond'sale dated April 1& 1995,

sealedbidswillbe receivedby the derk of UfufiedSchoolDistrict No. 409, Atchison Coirnty, Kansas (Atchison) (theissuer), on behaU of the goveming body at the office ofthe Board of Education, 505 Kansas Ave.,'Atdiisoru KS6fl02 until 7 p.m. C.D.T. on May 15, 1995, for the pur-chase of $10,300,000 principal amount of Generat Obli-gation Bonds, Series 1995. No bid of less than 100 percentof the principal amount of the tionds and accrued interestthereon to the date of delivery will bg considered.

Bond DetailsThe bonds will consist of fully rgglstered bonds in the

d_enomination 9f $5,OOO or any integra qrultiple thereof.The bonds will be dated May 15; L995, and will becomedue on September 1. in the ye4r€ as follows:

The bonds will bear interest from the date thereof at ratesto be determined when the bonds are sold as hereinafterprovided which interest will be payable semiarurually onMarch 1 and September in each year, begfnning on MarchL,1996.

Panog Agmt and Bond RegistrarKansas State Treasurer, Topeka, KS.

Good Faith DepositEach bid shall be accompanied by a cashiet's or certi-

fied dreck drawn on a bank located in the United Stateoof America in the amount of $215,000 (2 percent of theprincipal amount of the bo:rds). , ! . ,:.

DeliveryThe issuer will pay for pri4tingthebonds and will de-

liver the same properly prepared, executed and regis-tered without cost to the successful bidder on or beforeJune 13, 7995, at srrch banli or trust company in the go.n-

{guous U*t9{ States of America.rs may be specified bythesuccessfulbidder. .,. .'Assessed Valuation and Indebtedness

The equalked asqessed tangible valuation for comprr.tation of bonded debt limitations for the year L994..isW,859,292. Ttle total general obligation indCbtedrress ofthe issuer as of the date of delivery of the bonds, includ-ing the bonds being sold but excluding temporary notesto be retired in conjunction therewitlu is $1O800,000.

Approval of BondsThe bonds will be sold subject to the legal opinion of

Gilmore & Bell, P.C., Wicldta, Kansas, bond counsel,whose approving legal opinion as to the validity of thebonds.will be fum,ished and paid for by the issuer,printed on the bonds and delivered to the successfulbid-ler as and when the bondi are delivered.

Additional lnformation '

Additional information regarding the bonds may beobtained from the derk, (915) 367:$U; or from *ie n-nancial advisor, Ranson Capital Qoqporatiorj 120 S. Mar-ket, Suite 450 Wichiia, KS 57m2" Attention: Stephen E.Shogren, (3L6) 2624955.

Dated April 1& 1995.

: Ur-dfied"9chosl District No. 409Atchison, Corrnty,. Kansas (Atrchison)

Doc. No. 05273

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470,W0505,000541000

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eVoL 14, No. 1& M;ay 4,1995

Notices 62i&Kansas Register

)

State of KansasOffice of the State Treasurer

Ngtice of Inveshent Rates

The following rates are published in accordance withK.S.A. 1994 Supp. 754210, as amended. These ratesand their uses are defined in K.S.A. 75420L(l), L2-1575(b)(c)(d) and 75-4209(aX1 XB), as amended..

Effective 5-&95 through 5-14-95Tenn Rate

0-90 days 6.06f/o3 rnonths

' 9'months 6.25%L2moriths I I

6.34Yo

24 months 6.50/"36 months l

{8 months ' lill*o-',,"

: . ,. r '1 State TreaflrrerDoc. No. u6261:' .

State of Kansas

:' ' ^'Division of Purchas€s :

, . Notice to Bidders

"Sealed bids'for items listed below will be received bythe Director of Purchases, R6bm 10? tandon State OfficeBuilding 9Q0 S.W. Jacksoru Topek4 until2 p.m. on thedate indicated and then will be publicly opened. Inter-ested bidders mayrcall (913) tgO-nZi ''t6r additionalinformation. i 'r ' 'r'

: : Monaay. May 15,1995

31113 ,

Youth Center at Atdrison-Medical seivices. AtdrisonglL26

Departrnent of Transportation-Embroidered caps

' , Tuesday, May 15,199531105 l

UniversiW of Kansas Medical Center*Human "*-alburId4 ' ',

statewide-wortglorr;'Ju7' ' I

, ','

, 31130Animal Health Deparnnent-Aniqal tags

Wednesday, trlay17,1995A-7536

UniversiW of Kansas-SafeW code improvernedts,Phases t and tr, Oldfathers Studios

j '1 31128Statewide-Basic clothing

o1M5' Kansas Insurance Departrnent-Furnish and install

I caroe.

J 01467University of Kansas-Furnish and install car-pet

01468

_ Departrnent of Transportation-Radio eouipmentshelt6r, Sedan

01469KansasStateUniversity-Plumbingmateriale : I':

01uoKansas State University*lpl software : " '

0147sDepartment of Transportation-standby power

system, Chanute and Topeka, 07476 ,

Pepartrnent of Transportation-Concrete spray grrn,various locations

.' 07477 ..:: ,. ,,,

University'of Kansas-Watermark cotton bond , .. . 01478Department of CorrectionsrA9400 rnodel E50'to E70

uPgraoe

.l

31,129Statewide-L996 calendars

91]13'Universily of Kansas-Small animal feed

Deparhnent or wir.alir"3Ll3ararks-Printing of"Kanbas Wildlife and Parks" Magazine

. 01488UniversiW of Kansas-Steam sterili2er with

mi*ocompirter.control. roiqgg,lDepartrnent of Transportation-Laboratory ov.en,

HutcJrinson: r . ,01490 ,.

Kansas State Universitv-Street sweeper'm4g:-

Adiutant General's Departrnent-Furnish and installmetai doors, McConnell ^AFB

01492Kansas State Umveryif^-P^g4allq,offices

,:

Adjutant General's o"p0u1ff"r,t-street repair,McCtinnell AFB

Kansas State Historical Society-Furnish and setupmicrofilm relder/pqltel '

,, ,.'

Statewide-Seasonal clothing

Department o, aorru*toLP.aonsulting services forcomputer code generation

wichita state univerr#1?'3*d corrugated boxes, 01502:

Fort HayS State University-Data: acquisition syslem

Pift sburgstate-univerrit$Y"ur.lrro*utogruplr,l1,,assspectrometer system

01504Adiutant General's Department-Furnish and install

A/C iompressor, McConnell AFB ' (untinued)

Vol. 14 No, l8r,May 4,1995 @Kuruscst ryof St i.1995

Kansas Register

01507Univers$ oJ Kansas Medical Center-Fiber optic ,gomPonents

o15ogUnivirsity of Kansas tvtedical Center-Radio p3ging

system

University of Kansas Medical Center-Opticaliea44ers

. , 01510Department of Transportation-Radio antenna

suppfies, Chanute',I ,r. '01511'

' Universify cif'Kansas Medical Cdnter-TCP/IPsoftware. . 01519Department of Wildlife and P.arks-Trailer mouf,ted

water pump, Milford Wildlife Area01s21

Fort Hays State University-Floor maintmanceequipmen-t

Departrnent of Hunian Resources-Interconnectcontrbller, 3745 processor upgrade and.5590

01530Department of Wildlife and Parks-Lake

destritification unit, Crawford State Lake

Tuesday, May 23,1995A_7308(a)

Kansas State University-Lightdng protection,Anderso'n Hall

Wednesday, May 24,lggs:,, . .. ,: .,: ,A-6957{al

_ _ W-infield-State Hospital-Resident privacy remodel,

Holly BuildingL-7436

Youth'Center at Beloit-Upsrade electrical seryicesand intercom, Education Building' A-7438

'Youth.Centef at Beloit-Roof, gutber and downspoutreplacement

:, ,ThursdayiMay2i,L99lA-T866(al

, KansasStab schopl forthe Deaf-Moveablefurnish$gs and accessories; New Emery Hall::.r.,.,. . ,A-7484 tj..,, ,

Parsons State Hospital and Training Center-Partialrergof

.of Reggation Building

Thursday. June 1,1995:,

Kancas State Sdiool {or the Blind-AsbestosabatearenL Administration Building

Actins Dtuector Hi'.,.trtriDoc.No. O16274.

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State of KansasKansas Insurance Department

ATIiCIC 4._ACCIDENT AND HEATTH INSI,JRANCE

40,441. Utilization review organizations; applica-tion; definitions. {g) Except as provided in K.S.A. 1994 ' '

Supp. N-22a05(b), each organization offering utilizationreview services which is required to apply for a,certificatepursuant to K.S.A L994 Supp. 40-22a01, et seq., andamendments thereto, shall comply with these regula-tions. Utilization review services subject to these regula-tions shall include:

(L) prospective, concurent and retrbspctive utiliza-tion review for inpatient and outpatient care rendered byahealthcareprovider;and' :

, (2) utilization review activity conducted in connectionwith health benefit plans.

(b) Notwithstanding adherence to the standards pre-scribed by these regulations, the decision as to what treat-ment to prescribe for an individ-ual patierrt shal remain ,

that of the health care prorrider, and the patient or dlepatienfs representative. The final decision as to whether .

ihe prescribed treatnent constitutes a covered benefitshall be the responsibility of the claims administrator orhealthbenefit plan.

(c) As used in these regulatiory these terms shall havethe. following rneanings, (1) "Appeal" means a formal request to reconsider a

-determination not a.::tg.:: admission extension of Istay or odrer health care servrce,(2) "Attending health care prorddey'l means the hgalth

care provider selected by, or assigned to the patient andwho has primary responsibility for the treafrnent arid careof the patient as provided by the applicable licenqing reg-istration or certification requirements of Kansas.

(3) 'lCertificatio:ti' means a determination by a utili-zation review organization that an admission" extensiorrof stay, or other health care service, based on areview.ofthe information provided, meets the clinical reviewrequirements of the applicable health benefit plan.

(4) "Claips administrator" means any entity that ry-views and determines whether to pay claims to enrolleeghealth care providers or others on behalf of the healthbenefit ptari. Such payment determinations are madebased on contract provisions. Claims administrators maybe insurance companies, third party adminisbators:ofother private contractors.

(5) tctnical criteda" means the written policies, de-cision nrleq medical protocols, or guidelinepused by theutilization review organization.

(5) l'Concurrent revield' means a utilization reviewconducted duriag a patienfsrinpatient stay or course oftreahnent, sometimes called a 1'continued stay r€view.l'' (7) "Disc-harge planaing:' means the process that as-sesses a patienfs needs for treaErent after an inpatimtst4y or courrie of treatrnent to help arrange for the nec-essary services and resourbes to effect an,appropriate andtimely disdrarge.

O.KurrScstqof&rn 1995 Vol.14, No, 18, May 4,1995

Regulatigns .6AsKansas Register

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(8) "Enrollee" means the individual, induding de-pendents of the individual; who has elected to contractfor, or participate in, a health benefit plan.

(9) "Health benefit plan" means any public or privateorganization s written plan that insures or pays for spe-cific health care expenses on behalf of enrollees or cov-ered persons.

(A) "Health benefit plan" indr.rdes:(i) any individual, group or blanket policy of accident

and sickness, medical or surgical expense coverage; and(ii) any provision of a policy, contract, plan o.r agree-

:ment for medical service, including any contract of ahealth maintenance organizatiorg non-profit medical andhospital service corporatior; or municipal group-fundedsickness and accident pool.

(B) "Health benefit plan" does not include:(!) a policy or certificate covering only credi!(ii) a poliry or certificate coverint only disability

income;(iii) coverage issued as a supplement to liabilitv

insurance;(iv) insurance arising out of a workers compensation

or similar law(v) automobile medical payment insurance;'(vi) insurance under which benefits are payable with

or without regard to fault and which is statutorily re-quired to be contained in any liability insurance poliry;

(vii) Medicare; or(viii) Medicaid.(10) "Health care provider" shall have the meaning as-

cribed by K.S.A. 1.994 Supp. +0-e?a03(d) and amendmentsthereto.

(1.1) "Inpatient care" means admissions to and servicesprovided in all licensed medical care facilities and otheriicensed.inpatient facilities, includihg skilled nursing fa-cilities, residential treatment centers and free standing qe-

habilitation f acilities."-'" -'o"idillare" mgans health care provider di-

agnostic and therapeutic seririces provided at any medi-cal care facility, and other ou@atient locations, includinglaboratories, radiology facilities, provider offices and pa-tient homes.

(1.3) "Peer clinical reviewer" meErns a health care pro-vider who holds a non-restricted lieense in a state of theUnited States and who is in the same or iimilar professionwhidr typically manages thdhealth conditioru procedureor treatment under review.

(14) "Prospective review" means a utilization reviewconducted piior to a patienfs inpatient stay or course oftreatment.

(1.5) "Retrospective reviern/' means a review of serv-ices provided after the discharge of the patient.

(16) :'g6liration reviern/' shall have the meaning as-cribed by K.S.A. 1994 Supp.4h22a03(b) and amendmentsthereto.

(17) "lJtiltzation review organizationl':shall have themeaning ascribed by K.S.A. 1994 Supp. 40-2a03(c) andamendments thereto. (Authorized by K.S.A. 40-103 andK.S:A,. 1994 Supp. 40-22a0L, et seq.; implementing K.S.A.1994 Supp. 404a04; effective, T-40-4.26-95, Apnl 26,1995.)

4D44I'a. Utilization review organizations; reslxtn-sibility for rcquesting certification. If specified in thehealth benefit plan which imposes the utilizatiort'revibwrequirements:

(a) The insured individual seeking the health care serv-ices shall be responsible for notifying the utilizatiOn le-view organizati6n in a timely *aitnjt and initiatingtherequest for cerffication of health care services; and

(b) any health care provider or responsible patient rep-resentative, including a family membeq may assist in^fuI-filling the responsibility of initiating the request for cer-tification. (Authorized by K.S.A. 40-103 and K.S.A. 1994Supp.40-22a01, et seq.; implementing K.S.A. !99a Supp.40-22a04; effective, T-40-4-26-95, April26, L995., . ' .,,,

aO-+41b. lJtiliafisn leview orgapizations; require-ments for cqllecting infor.lnatio:r. Wtren coaducting rou-tine prospective, concurrent and retrospective utilizationrevielws,

^each utilization review o.rganization shall com-plv with the followins requirements' (a) Each utilizatiori teview organization shall collectonly the information necess4{y to certify the admissiorlprocedure or treatrnent and leigth of stay. Utilization re-view organizations shall not

(1) R6utinely require health care providers to supplynumerically codified diagnoses or procedures to be con-sidered for certification. Utilization review organiz. atio"nsmav ask for such coding, since if it is known, its inclusionin lhe data collected iircreases the effectiveness'of thecommunication;

(2) rorrtinely request iopies of clinical recoids,'on allpatients revrewed prospectively or coneurrently. Duringprospective and concurrent review, copies of clinical re-iordi shall only be required when a aifficutty developsin certifying the necessity or appropriateness of lhe ad-mission or extension of stay. In those cases, only the nec-essary or pertinent sectioirs of the .""otd shill be re-quired; or' (3) iequest all records on all patients reviewed. Thisshall not preclude a request for cbpies of relevant clinicalrecords r6trospectively for clinic{,review for a nu-m}e:of purposes, including auditing the services provide4quality assurance, evaluation of compliance with thetbrmsbf the health benefit plan or utiliz-ation review pro-visions. With the exception of reviewing records asgoci'ated with an appeal or with an investigaSgn 9f data dis-crepancies and unless otherwise provided for by contracto, iu*, health care providers tliu[ be entiiled to reim-bursement for the reasonable direct costs of duplicatingrequested records.^-6i

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review organization,shall. acleptrequired or requested in{ormation when submitted onclaim forms as ^authorized bv K.S.A. 40-2253 and K.A.R.40-4-40. :,

(c) Each utilization review organization shall limit itsdata requirements to the followihg elements. unless oth-errrvise prescribed in these regulations:-.

iri p'"ti""i i*;;"td& #hi"h shall include the pa-tienf,s name, address, telephone numbet datelof bifl*r"gender, social security number or patient identificationiumber, the name of the carrier oi plan, including theplan typg and plan identification nqr-nber;

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(2) enrollee information, which shall include the en-rollee's name, addresg telephone nurnber, social securitynumbei or employee identification number, relation to

: patient, employet health benefit plan, group nurnber orplanidentification number, and other coverages availa-,ble,_including

-workers compensation, auto, champus,medicate, or other coverages;

(3).health care provider information, whidr shall in-clude'the provider's ndme- address, telephone number,degree, specialty or certification status, ind tax identifi-cation or other identification number;

(4) diagnosis or treatment informatioru which shill in-dude the prirnary diagnosis, secondary diagnosii. terti-

. ary diagnosis, proposed or provided procedures or tr€at-ments, surgical assistant requirement, anesthesiarequirement, admission or service dates, the proceduredate and the proposed length of stay;

{5) ,dinical information sufficient to support the appro-p_fiateness'and level of service proposed.of provide4-andthe name of a contact: person: fsr detailed clinicalinformation;

(5) facility information, which shall include:,1A)'The type of facility; induding an in-patient or out-

patient facility, special unit, skilled nursing facility, re-habilitation facility, office or clinic;

(B) the licensing or cerffication status of the facility,iriduding any applicable diagnosticrelated group exemptstafus; and

(C) the facilit5/s name, addresq telephone number andta4 identification number or other identification number;j/) conc,tount or"continued stalz review information,

which shall include:(A) The number of additional day+ services or proce-

dures proposed;(B)t'e desqiption of the reasons for:the extensiorg in-

cluding clinical informatisn sufficient to support the ap-prqpriateness and level of service proposed; and

, (C).in{ormalion regar{ing the continued or changeddiagnoses;

(8) informatioir on admissjons to facilities other thanmedicalcare facilities, which shall include ahistoryof thepresent illness, the patient treatment plan and goals, theprognosig staff qualifications, an{ 24 hour availability of

' appropriate staff;(9) ldditional information for specific review func-

tions, whidr may include discharfe planning or cata-strophic case management, or when applicable, secondopinion information sufficient to suppor! benefit planrequirements; and

(10) other additional infrcrmation when there is a sig-nificant lack of agreement between the utilization revieworganization and health care provider regarding th" up-propriateness of certificafion. Sig$ficant lack of agf,ee-r-nent mean$ that the utilization review organization:

'(A) Has tentatively deterrrined, through its prgfes.sional staff; that a service cannot be ce4ified;.1(B) has'referred the case to a peer dinical reviewer for

review; and(C) for prospective and concunent review, has talked

to or attemptgd to talk to'the health care.provider forfurttrer information.

(d) Each utilization review organization shall share allclinical and demographic informatio:r on individual pa-tients among its vari,ous divisions to avoid duplicatelre-quests for information from enrollees or providers. (Au:thorized by K.S.A. 410-103 and K.S.A. 40-22a01, et seqr;implementing K.SA. 40-22a04; effective; T-40-4.2645,ApnI26,1995.)

4$44le. Utilization reviiw organizations; writtenprocedures. Each utilization review orgdnization shallmaintain the following wrlttdir procedures:

(a) Written procedures to assure that ri\riiews'aie'con-ducted in a timely mairner shallbe rnaintained adfu.llorusi

(1) Each'ut'rliiation review orgifuzatioir shall rirakeprospective or concurrent certifi<ation de&rminetiofrswithin two working days of receipt of'theinecesi'ary'in-fomration on a proposed.admission'or service requiringa review determinifion. Collection of the nec'essarv-i+formation mav n€cesditate a discussion with the h;aldlcare provider "or,

based on the requiremeints of the'heaJ&bengfit plan, mly involve a compfeted second opinion

(2) The utilization review organizdtion rn;iy review bn-going inpatient stays, but"shall not routinely conductdaily rbview oJ all sudr sthys. The frequency of the reviewfor extension of die initial det6rniination'mdy vary, badedorr the'severity; orcorrtplexitir'of the patienfs c0ndition oron necessary treatment and discharge planning actiVify.'

(3) Eac-h uiilizatiorr review drganizatibnshall nrake rbFrospective determinations withiir 30 days of the re'ceipt ofthenecessaryinfoniration: '"' :

(b) Written procedures for providing hotification ofdeterminations regarding alldorms of certification'atrallbe maintained in accordance with,the following:r,, . .,1

(1) When an initial determination is.rnade io ce*ifyithe utilization review organization shall notify the healthcare provider promptly either in writir\g; by telephone,orby electronic transmissjon. " ' .. ,

(2) A determination to.certify an,extended stay,or ad-ditional seryices resulting fiom concurrerit'revi6lt'.sliallbe transmitted to,the health care provider by telephor,renelectronic transmission or in wliting within 6ne wbrkingday of receipt of all information necessary to,completethe review procest but not,later than theend of a currentcertifiedperiod. ir ,. ,:r :i ,::

(3) If a utilization review organization'transmits writ:ten confirmation of ' certifi cation forr continued hospi'tali-z-atiory that notification shall indudg when possible; the

-number of extended days or thb next review date, thsnew, total number of days approved;a$d the date,of admissiora..

(4) When a prospeetiVe or concurrent:,review deter-'mination iS made:no-t,to certif,an admission or exteneionof an inpatient stay, course of treafuienl or.olhet serizjce,requiring review detemrinatiolr, such decision shalt.bemade only by a peer dinical reviewer after not less thantwo bona fide attempts have been made to contact andconsult with fte attending health care,provid€r .. : :. ',

(A) If the attending health care provider,cannotbe con-tacted in a tiurely Eranne& written notificaJion shall,besent to the health eareprovider and theeruollee or pa.tientwithin one. working,day,fo{o-rsing the' determinationAny such notification shdl be'aceompanied by the rnost

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appropriate telephone number necessary to facilitate anexpedited appeal.

(B) The written notification shall include the principalreasons for the determination and procedures to initiatean appeal of the Eetermination. Reasons for a determi-nation not to certify may include the lack of adequateinformation to certify after a reasonable attempt has beenmade to contact the health care provider.

(5) When a rbtrospective detennination is made not tocertify an admission, stay or other service requiring re-view determinatiorv the decision shall be made only by apeer clinical reviewer. Written notification of the deter-mination shall be provided to the health care providerand the enrollee or patient. The written notification shallinclude the principal reasons for the determination andprocedures to initiate.an appeal of the determination.Reasons for a determination not to certifu may includethe lack of.adequate information to certiflafter a reason-able attempt has been made to contact the health careprovider.

(c) Written procedures to address the failure of ahealth care provider, patient or other representative toprovide the necessary information for review shall bemaintained. If the patient or provider will not release thenecessary, clinically relevant information to.the utiliza-tion review organizatiorg the utilization review organi-zation may deny certification in accordance with its ownpolicy or that of the health benefit plan. (AuthorizedbyK.S.A. 40-103 and K.S.A; 199,49upp.40-22a0'1., et seq.; im-plementing K.S.A. L994 Supp. 40-22a04; effective, T-40-4-26-95, April26, 1995.)

il044liL Utilization review organizations; appealprocedures. Each utilization review organization shallhave in place'procedures for appeals of a determinationnot to certify, an admissiorU procedure, service or exten-sion of stay. The right to appeal shall be available to thepatient or enrollee, the representative of the patient orenrollee, and to the attending health care provider on be-half of the patient. HospitalJor other heaith care provid-els may assist in an appeal. The procedures for appealsshall indude, at a minimurn, the following:

(a) Expedited appeal.(1.) When an initial determination not to certify a health

care service is made prior to or during an ongoing servicerequiring revieru, and the attending health care providerbelieves that the determination warrants immediate appeal, the attending health care provider shall have an op-portunity to appeal that determination over the telephoneor via facsimile on an expedited basis.

(2) Each utilization review organizatiogr shall providereasonable access to a peer clinical reviewer who did notmake the original de&sion. The peer clinical reviewershall be available for such appeals during normal busi-ness hours.

(3) The peer clinical reviewer shall have immediate ac-cess to the material which formed the basis for the orig-inal determination when discussing an appeal.

(a) The utilization review organization shall not be re-quired to provide a peer dinical reviewer other than thepeer glinical reviewer who made the original decision ifthe atter:rding health care provider only needs to supply

additional or new information which will iustify the needfor the health care service or treatment.

(5) Health care providers and utilization review organ.izations shall attempt to share the maximum informationby telephone, facsimile or otherwise to resolve the expe-dited appeal satisfactorily.

(6) The utilization review organization shall notify thehealth care provider of its decision regarding the expe-dited appealby telephone atthe time the decisionismadeand shall notify the health care provider and the enrolleein writing within one working day.

(7) Expedited appeals which do not resolve a diffbr-ence of opinionmaybe resubmitted through the standardappeal process.

(8) Non-certifications made on"a retrospective basismay be appealed only through the standard appealProcess.

(b) Standard appeal. The utilization review organiza-tion shall establish procedures for appeals to be madeeither in writing or liy tglephone.

(1) Each utilization review organization shall notify inwriting the enrollee or patient health care provider andthe claims administrator of its determination on th.

"p-peal as soon as practical, but never later than 30 days afterreceiving the required documentation for the appeal. :

(2) The documentation required by the utilization re-view organization may include copies of part or all of theclinical record or a written statement from the attendinghealth care provider.

(3) Prior to upholding the original decision not to cer-tify for clinical reasont a peer clinical reviewer who didnot make the original non-certification determinatonshall review the documentation.

(a) The process established by a utilization review or-ganization may include a period within which an appealmust be filed to be considered.

(5) Each attendihg health care provider who uirsuciess.fully appeals a determination not to certify shall be pro-vided the dinical basis for that determination upon request.

(5) In cases involving physician-directed serviceswhere an appe'al to reverse a determination not to certifyfor medical reasons is unsuccessful, the utilization revieworganization shall assure that a peer clinical reviewer, inthe same'or a similar mi:dical specialty as the attendinghealth care provider, is reasonably available to review thecase as mutually deemed appropriate.

(7) In cases involving o^ther'than physician-directedservices where an appeal to reverse a dete'rmination notto certify for clinical reasons is unsuccessful, the utiliza-tion review organization shall assure that a peer clinicalreviewer in the same or similar profession as the attend-ing health care provider is reasonably available to reviewthe case as mutually deemed appropriate :

(8) Each utilization review organization shall forwardelectronically or in writing a notification of certifigationor a determinationnot tocertify to theappropriate claimsadministrator for the health benefit plan. (Authorized byK.S.A. 40.103 and K.S.A. 40-22a0L, et see.i implernentingK.S.A. 40-22a04; effective, T-404-26-95, April 26, 1995.)

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qualified supervised and supporbd by.written dinically :

subetantiated criteria and review. proeeduiee eetabliohedurrder tre dilect supervision and apgropdate'irwolve-mmt of health care providers.

(a) All nurses, physicians, abcreelited,qcords tedhhi-dnris,. registered record admiiristratoia.'and other pr.op-erly credridtialed health professionals conducting revievsof,rludical senrices, and all other clinieal revi€wers con-ducting specialized rerriews in their area of specidty,shallbe currently licmsed olcertifred by an approvedstate liensing agency fut the United,States"

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(b) A peer clinical reviewer shall,re,view,afi cafes inwhidr tlie utilizafion review orgairieation,has cotlcluded'thatra determination not to certifu fsr dkticht reasons isaplircB*ate, The peei ctimcA rei,iewer shallbe reasona'bly available by tblephone to discrrss the detercrinationwitr the health cafe |rovider. (Authodzeid by f.S.A. aO-1O3 ard K.S,A. 40-?2a07, et seq.; implementing K.S.A.4G22aB;effectiveT'4&4-2695,April26;,1995f

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4-4ay, Utili:zation review orgiidiiiuoil-si reviewrequiienehts. (a) Eadr utilizatio. n revieW org'anizationshall use wi{tten" dfnically subs-tantiated citeri+ asnende4 for the purpose of determining or scrwringthe '

appropriateness of the certification(1) Such criteria shall be'ner.iodicrlly eraluated and

qpdated, an{ shall be itrade available to tlie aftendinghealth care provider upon request.

(2) .Professionally aecepted, pre-established ieview rri-teria shall,be used for concurrent reviews and shall beperiodically evaluahd trnd updated

(3) When copyright laws prohibit the copying of cri-teria for h€alth care providers, the utilization review or-ganization shall identify the type of ffit€riabeing utilizedso that the health care provider may pu.rdrasethe criteriadirectlv from the souie. :'tt: -

(1) Clinical protocols, as well as'bther relevant reviewprocesees used in a heakh benefit plan{s crcncurner* r€-view prograrn" shall be established with appropriate in-volvement from health care orovider panels made up ofhealth care providers contra&ng *itli ttt" utilizatiori re-'iriew organization. ,

(b) Each utilization review organization shall use oneor morfe health care provider consultane, inchrdinp asrreeded and available, on€ o{ mort specialists who areboard-cer{fied or boatril-eligibl€ ird w^orking toward cer-ti$cation in a specialty board approVed by the-A:nericanboard of medi&l s'pecialists''or ?lie nmedian bbard of os-teopathy from the major aneas of clinical $ervices. ;

(c) Each utilizrition review organiqation shall u;€ oneor more p€er dinical reviewers ra{.rohave a film under'standirrg of clinical practice, are,fdrriliar with cuaenttreahent guidelines, arc able tb access expest clinicalopinions whennecessary, and take i4to consideration anylocal specific issues as desctibed by the attendiirghealthcare provider., (d) Each utilization review organization shall,provide'

a formal program for orientation and training of,utiliza,- ,

tion review staff and pr-ofessiondl rcg(rsultane.(e) Each utilizatisr review orgurization shall,maintain

wriiten documentation of an aclive quality aseessment pro-

gram. "Quality assessment program- [reans a stnrctued ,

mechanism tha! at a minimuur" monitorsard evaluabs a ''utilization review s pro.gram. and providtb*'

managem€nt intervmtion" as neede4 to $ryPort ompli- aance with trese standards. (Authorized by KS.A 4S1q IandKS"r{,. &22:r07,etseq.;iinpilemerrtingi{S.^e" 40-!9:r0{i.' !efiective, T404-2695, April26 195J . !":,. r:,,

4D44I'g. Utilization review organiaatione; *r€goto review staff. (a) Each utili2ation'review organizaflonshall provide access to its review staff by a toll free orcoilect cafl telephone line, at a,srinilnurb.ftorn.q;@ &iDtr: i

to 4:00 p.nr. of:each normal businEes day in'drc Ccfttraf'Standhfi Time zone. Ea& irtilizatioh' reitibw organiiqtiSftshall also have a mbchartsm to receire timelv call-backsfrom health c""e proritders, and shall estabjish vwluerlprocbdures for reieiving oi redirecting erfter-hour catrlqeither in person or bv recordine.'

(b) Eadr utilization review &ganization ffi its staffshall conduct its telephone rbvipws, ort-site inforriafion''satherine reviews, aira neaHr iare provider ornorrq-r1i' ,

dations durirng reasonaUte and nilr-mat businese houfsJpihealth care providery unless otlierwise,cnrhrally etttee4.

(c) Utilizition review organization staff rhemberc shallidentifu themselves by naire and bv the nanre of theiiorganiiatio4 and for bn-site reviews, shall'carry photd-graph identiffcation and thelr organization's companyidentifi'cation card. On-Site ioncunertt reviews shaXl,

whenever pcissible, be sclredrded at least onetrusirlars&day*iri advanc6 of the appropriate health'care plgviiSrtain: 'tact If requestfd'by a health care provider or trrpatientfacility, the utilization revk:w organizatio4 shall asrypethat iis opsite review staff register with the apprglniatecontact person, if available, piior to requesting,any,din-ical infqrmatign or assistance from health c3re provider' ,,,staff and the on site revigw staff shall wear ippropriatehospital-supplied identification while.on dre prorrisei..

(.b nacn'tiulization review o.rganfiauon ana i* statishall agree, if so requeste4 that the clini"ql records re-main available in designated areas durfutg the on*ite re-view and frat reasonible heallh cae pnivider adqsir-ris-trative procedures shall be followed by on-siE reviewstaff so-as to not disrupt healft care providtr operatiortsor patient care. Such procedures, h6wevern sliould notlirnit,the abili$ of a ttilization ,review orAanization toefficiently conduct th9 ryceslary review on-behalf of tliepatien/s health benefit plan.

{e), ffoon request, each utilizatio'n review,orgAnization,shall:,,, r": ' ,' :i .-''l

(1) verbally inlorm designated healrhpersonnel otthe utilization review

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(2) verballv informhealth cai(2; ierbally ifforui caie p,roviders$'lhe orgql;izah'o*s opeiational procedtrs iii orde.r tdiacilitate the ,,

review process. (Authorized,by K.S.A.4&103 arnd K.S.A,'1994 Supp. &22aAL et seq.i implementir4&22:t0i 4; effective, T -40+2G95, }gril 26,

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\ Usury Rate for MayI, " Pui*uant to the provisi,ons of K.S.A. 16-207, the maxi-

ntum.effective rate of interest per annum for notes se-cqred by all real estate mortgages and contracts for deedfor real estate executed during the period of May L,1995through May 31., 1V)5, is 10.05 percent

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Ag-ffi7,and arnendrnents theretq each applicationfor siteregistration shall indude:

(1) the name and license number of the operator;(2) for eadr site which is active or inactive on the ef-

fective date of thig regulatiqn, the number of tons of marterial extracted and the number of acres of affected landcreated during the preceding year'i

(3) the site regrsffation fee, except for political subdi-visions; and

(a) the signature of the operator.O) (1) The initial registration'fee for active sites in ex-

istence on the effective date of this regulation shallbe $40per acne of land affected during the*previous year and$0.002 per ton of matelial extracted during the precedingyear.

(2) The initial registration fee for new sites shall be $40.(3) The initial regishation fee for inactive sites whid,r

are retuming to an active status shall be $40. ,

(a) The minimum initial registration fee shall be $40.(5) The initial registration fee for sites activg during the

preceding year but being registered inactive,,shall be asstated in paragraph (1) of this subsection.

(c) If more than one operator is extracting. materials-from a given site within the same time frame, then eachoperator shall register the site and adequately distinguisheach operatot's scope of operation and responsibility.(Authorized by K.S.A. 49-623; implementing K.S.A. 49-507; effec}iue |une 19, 1995.)

ll&. Site registrafon renewal. (a) Each sib reg-istration shall be renewed annually. Eadr applieation forrenewal of a site registration shall be submitted to thedirector within 30 days prior to the expiration date of theregistration.

(b) The renewal form, in addition to information re-quired in K.S.A. 49-607, and amendments thereto, shallinclude:

(L) for each active site, the number of tons of materialextracted and.the number of acres of affected land createdduring the previous year; and

(2) the signature of the operator.(c) (1) The minimum renewal fee shall be $40.(2) The annual site registration renewal fee for eaeh

active site shall be $40 per acre of land affected duringthe previous year and $0.002 per ton of material extractedduring the previous year.

(3) The renewal fee fix a site which was active duringthe previous yearbut is to be registered as an inactive siteupon nenewal shall be as stated in paragraph (2) of thissubsection.

(4) The renewal fee for each site which is registered asan inactive site for greater than one year shall be $40 an-nuallv until additional acres are affected or material,isextraited, or both, during the year preceding renewal.

(5) The renewal fee for eadr site undergoing reclama-tion shall be $40 per y€ar until reclamation is approvedand the site is released by the director. (Auihorized byK.S.A. 49-623; implementing K.S.A. 49-607 ; effective lune19, L995.)

ll&5. Annual report. (a) An annual report of min-ing operations for eadi registered site shall bb t

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.' I llSI. Definitions.In addition to the terms definedin.K.S.A. 49.603, the following terms shall be defined asset,out below. (a) "Site" means a tract or consolidatedtlacts of land whidr can be described by th" operator asd single' g'perating unit.

.*. (b) l'New sitb" rneans an area that has or will haveaffested land during the registration year but does not,have affected land from any previous year.

(c) "Tons of rnaterial extraited" means tons of materialsoldSrrough direct sales or tons of material consumed inthe'operation of a business, or both. (Authoriz,ed byKSA. 49-6?3; implementing K.S.A. 49403; effective June19,1995.\

ll$.g. Mining license rrnewal. (a) Each operator li-censed by the director under K.S.A. 49-505 shall renewthe miTring license annually until al1 sites registered bythat person have been propelly reclaimed or transferredto anottrer licensed operator. The mining license renewal,feq, except for political subdMsions, shall be based on theannual tons of material extracted by the operator and

..shall be:

, (1) if less than 10,000 tons, $25.00;(2) if between 1O000 tons and 99,999 tons, $50.00;(p) if between 100,000 tons and 499,999 tons, $100.00;

and(4) if 500000 tons or greater, $150.00.(b) The renewal application shall be signed by the op-

erator or an authorized representative of the operator.l. (c) Any operator who fails to renew the operator's

,rnining license before the expiration date shall be re-quired to apply for a new license and pay the $300 initiallicense fee established under K.S.A. 49-505, and amend-ments thereto. (Authorized by K.S.A. 49-623; implement-ing K.S.A. 49-6A5; effective June 19, 1995.)

ll&$. Initial site registration. (a) Each person, busi-nes€, corporation or political subdivision of the state ofKansas which.engages in or intends to engage rF oper-ating a surface mine shall register the site with the direc.tor. In addition to the applicaHon requirements of K.S.A.

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ts the director within 30 days of the site registration ex-piration. The report, in addition to information requiredby K.S.A. 49-612(a), and amendments thereto, shallinclude:

(1) the site registration number;(2) any proposed changes to the reclamation plan;(3) any proposed changes to the bonding agreemen!

and( ) an aerial photograplr survey map, engineered

drawing or other representation approved by the direc-tor, of all land affected by mining during the period cov-ered by the report.

(b) If mining operations will be completed within 90days of the registration expiration date, the final comple-tion report may be substituted for the annual report.'(Au-thorized by K.S.A. 49-623; implementing K.S.A. 49-5L2;effective June 19, L995.)

lI4S. Reclamation plan. (a) A reclamation planshall be completed for eadr registered site and submitted*ith thg initial registration application. The plan shall in-dude the following:

(1) a legal description of where the site is located in-cluding the nearest quarter quarter sectiorg township,range and county;

(4 the total aireage of the site;i3i a gettetul des&ption of the material to be mine4

including:(A) the average depth of the mineral layer;(B) the average depth of overburden; and(C) the average depth of the topsoil;(a) the estimated life-span of the mine or the time pe-

riod covered by the operatols long-terin plan;(5) an aerial photograpb survey map, engineered

drawing or other representation approved by the directordescribing the land to be mined first and how the miningwill proceed across the site;

(5) a description of the estimated total nurnberof acresto be affected by mining including the proportion to bereclaimed if different than the total affected areas;

(7\ N, aerial photograpb survey map, engineereddrawing or other representation approved by the directoroutlining the affected land, water bodies remaining afterredamatiory stockpileg crushing areas, roads andbuildings;

(8) a general description of the pre-mining and post-mining land-use;

(9) i,general description of the final grading and re-vegetation that will be completed and an estimated time-line for completion of those activities;

(10) an illustration of the final topography;(11) u general description of the types of pla4ts to be

used in revegetation;(12) the approximate amount of topsoil and overbur-

den, or if topsoil is not present the amount of overburdertto be stockpiled and used for reclamation of the site; and

(13) the rulme, address, telephone number and signa-ture.of the person responsible for reclamation. (Author-ized by K.S.A. 49-6?3; implementing K.S.A. 49407; effec-tive June L9, L995.)

lI4-7. Reclamation requirements. Redamation ofaffected lands shall meet the following standards, in ad-

dition to the standards listed in K.S.A. 49-611, aard,

amendments thereto. (a) Affecled lands shall be gradedto allowable slopes within six months after filing the finalreport for the site.'Ol t" grading the affected lands, all mining-relatedwaste products and madrinery incompatible with thecare and growth of vegetation shallbe removed from theaffected lands. Bouldeis and stones incompatible with theproposed post-mining use of the site shall be buried orremoved from the site.

(c) Topsoil and overburderL or if topsoil was not pres-ent initially, then overburden only, shall'be preserved inan amount specified in the reclarnation plan on the sitefor reclamation of affected lands.

(d) Witltn one year following the conclusiorr of allearthwork, seeding of all areas in which vegetation is tobe provided shall be completed to the extent permittedby weather and planting requirements.

(e) Erosion control methods shall be used where nec-essary to prevent rill and gully formafion.

(f) Each operator shall allow the seeded vegetation atleast one year to become established before.filing a releaserequest. - :

(g) A variance from the requirements of subsections(a) (d) and (f) of this regulation, may be grarrted by thedirector if the operator submits a written request at least30 davs before the initiation of affected reclarhation activ-ities. (Authorized by K.S.A. 49-6?3; implementing K.S.A.49-611.; effective June 1.9, 1995;)

llS-4. Bond or other security. (a) Each surety bondshall be written on a form provided by the director.

(b) An attachment shall be included as part of the bonddocument which lists the sites by registration number andlegal description. This attadrment shall be signed by rep-resentatives of the suety and the operator and shall benotarized. I

(c) Each'certificate of deposit posted as bond shall bemade payable to the state of Kansas, state conserrrationcon:rmission. All interest earned shall be paid tq theoperator.-(d) All cash bonds accepted in lieu of a surety bondshall not draw interest. All checks shall be made payableto the state of Kansas, statd conseryation conimission.

(e) Subject'to the limitations of K.S.A. 4F515, andamendments thereto, the amount of bond or other secu-ritv shall be based on the estimated cost to the commis-sion in the event the commission had to contract with anentity to perform the reclamation stated in the reclama-tion plan or required by K.S.A. 49411, or both. '

(f) The bond shall cover all affected land not prewi-ouslv reclaimed."

Gj Th";;"t of bond or other securiry may be ad-justed for annual vaiiations in the amount of affectediand by the director or by request from the iiperato:, ifapproved by the director. (Authorized by K.S.A. 49-6?3;implementing K.S.A. 49415; effective June 19, 1995.)

Kenneth F. KernExecutive Director

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State of Kansas "

, Notice of Motor Carrier Hearings, Applications set for hearing are to be heard at 9:30 a.m.May 23 before the State Corporation Commission, 1500S,W. Arrowhead Road, Topeka..rQuestions.concerning applications for hearing dates

should be addressed to the State Corporation Commis-sion, 1500 5.W. Arrowhead Road, Topek4 56604-4027,(913) 271.-3196 or 271-31.46. Anyone needing special ac-commodations should give notice to the commission L0days prior to the scheduled hearing date.

Your attention is invited to Kanqs,Administrative Reg-glation 82-1-228, "Rules of Practice and Procedure Befoiethe Commission."

Application for Certificate of Convenienceand Necessily:

Motor Carrier Hearings 6.31

)

Applicanf s Attorney: John ]ander a, 2101. S.W. 21st,

''-Topeka; KS 6660+3174 l

General commodities (except classes A and B explosiaes,

Between all points and places in the state of Kansas.

:Application for Certificate of Ccinvenience: :' " and Necessitv: ,.

Grain, feed, feed ingredients, fer tilizu, fer tilizer'ingredients,building materials, machinery, Iia es to ck, hazar dous lertilizet(excep.t anhydrous ammonia, exylosiueg and. hausehald goods),

Between all points and places in the state qf Kansa. :

,}'TlTrTrt

Application for Certificate of Convenience ,' '

and Necessity:

Mark W. Domann and. ) Docket No. L92,534 MJohn C. Domann, dba )

Domann Bros. Farms )Route 1, Box 136b )Winchester, KS (fl097 ) MC ID No. 151.9!l

.,,

Appliqant's Atto4ey: William Barker, 340L Harrison,Topek4 KS 6661.1.

General commoilities (excEt hazardous commoditiesand ho;usehold goods),

Between all points and places in the state of Kansas.

, rt|F frtrf

Application for Extension of Certificate ofConvenience and Necessity:

Double T Industries, Inc. ) Docket No. 1.51,500 MHwy. Jct. 51 and 56 )Rolla KS 67954 ) MC ID No. 124L09. :

Applicant's Attorney: None

General commoilities kxcqt household goods, class;es Aand B explosiaes and hazardous materialsl,

,

Between all points and places in the state of Kansas.t+t+ta'lttt

' Application for Certificate of Convenienceand Necessitv:

Steve Gfeller, dba ) Docket No. 192,01"8 M,:Gfeller Trucking ) '1689 3400 Ave.

AVP, Itic.330 N, Athenianwichita, KS 67203

) Docket No. 131.,338 M)) MC ID No. 110610

)'Docket No. L92,02Llr'f

MC ID No. L51632

Roger D. Bales, dbaR. B.'s Mobile Home

Transport203 S. Coats St.Sawyer, KS 67L34

Applicanf s Attomey: NoneManufactured and mobile homes,

Betweenall points *U ll:-.:"

in the state of Kansas.

,. ***** . ,'

Application for A,bandonment of Certificate ofConvenience and Necessitv:

Kevin M. Benton and' ) Docket No. 1.9O349 M''fames L. Chamberg I[ dba )

K.C. Towing & Recovery )2s06 s.48rh )Kansas City, KS 56106 ) MC ID No, L50827

Applicanfs Attorney: None

,ir+rFrf:|.

' Application for Certificate of Convdnience. , and Necessity:

Chris A. DeBoar4 dba ) Docket No. L92,017 MBigDTruckingTrust )513 Lowe )Brainan, OK74632 ) MC ID No. 151629

Applicanf s Attorney: None

Applicanfs Attorney: Clyde Christey, Southwest Pl4zaBldg., Suite L24, 360't W. 29th, Topek4 KS 6q61.4

General commodities (except household goods and' : .

hazar d ous commo ditie s ),

Between all points and places in the state cjf Kairsab;:t't*r6rf .

Application for Certificate of Conwenience l

and Necessiff:

Abilens KS 67410

Mike Gilbreath, dbaGilbreath Cattle Co.529 Sherman

) MC ID No. 15tr630 .

) Docket No. 19246,2'M))

Empori4 KS 66801 ) MC ID No, 1519!9. '

Applicanfs Attorney: William Barkeq 340L Harrison"Topeka KS 66511

Gener aI commodities (except hazar dous mateialsandhousehold goods),

. Between all points and,places rn the,slate "t*fff.;l;n,

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. ' .Application for Certificaterof Convenience, , and N6cessrty:

Hear-tland Express, lnc. of ) Docket No. L52.725 M,Io1ya :, . .,' : )

C*neral cotnmodities kxcept household goods and

. , hnzmdous commodities),

Between- all points and places in the state of Kansas.,trt!trt4*

, Application for Certificate'of Convenielce ,

and Necessity:Roadway Package System, ) Docket No. 150,925 M

Inc.410 Rouser Road, )Coraopolis, PA 15108 ) MC ID No. 125200

Applicanf s Attorney: NoneGeneral ammodities (exeept classes A and B ex?losiues

nnd household gobds),

Between all points and places in the state of Kansas.,r**rtra

Application for Certificate of Convenienceand Necessitv:

Curtiq Robinson & Son, Irrc. ; Oocket No. 192,015 MRoute 3Great Ben4 KS 67530

).') MC ID No. 151527

J"

692, Motor Carrier Hearings

() , '., : l

) MC ID,No.107216

Applicanfs Aftorney: None

';" .,: General commodifies kxcEt household goods),

;, Between alf points and places ih the state of Kansas.lllFrt!trt

' Application for Certificate of Convenience' 'arrd Necessity:

Terry R. Knight and ) Docket No. L92,020 M]effery W. Knight, dba )IftightTrucking- )

Taftfana Rold N.W. ) ,, -

Le.bo.I(9 66,856-9269 ' ,, i . )MC ID No.151631

Applican{sAttorney.l.Nong .l.,

.,. l ',

' t :l{lryOtu'cwn, mjlo, soybeans, sunflouter seds, oals, .

barley, animal feed ingredients,

. B,etr'rrql all yoi+ts and r.]:: in the stateof I!1gas.

,r ,,, : i .. ,.: ..i.1 r ' r**111 '..

, . '

Application for Certificate of Convenience

.'.,r1..,,.,',t,,,,.t*al$ecessity:,'"

Applicanfs Attorney: W.. Robert Alderson, 21.01 S.W-21st Topeka, KS 66604-9174

, Genernl nmmodities kxcept classes A and B explosives .

,Between all points

"rrd*l:ut in the stale of Kanqqs

: Applilation for Certificate of Convcnience

. , and NegessitY:KevinCharles Robinson" dba ) Docket No. L9L,279 MRobinsonTrucklng 1,, )915 Marion St. )Florence, Kg 66851 , , ) MC ID No,Applicanfs Attorney: None

2Q7,Hea*land DriveCoralvi'lle,IA 522a11

O.X, Ir-lc,, ,.,. ,

4224 S,,Flscker

Iiarry |r Oeding,Rbut6'e Bbx p2LPratt"KS 67124

):Docket No. 19?019 M)

hdependence,:MO 54055 , : }lifC,ID No.201275

Applicanfs AttomeJ: Fra4kTayJor, 4420 Madison Ave.,-Kansascity,Mo5411.L..,....'General ammadities (excgpt contmodities: in'bulk, household,' ..,,. ', 'goodq and etasses A and B exVlosiztes),

Betw-qen alt points and places in the state of Kansas.!Fta*!*rt

Application for Certificate of Convenienceand Necessify':

) Docket No. 192,457 M)

i , ) MC ID No.75L914

Krirt Siegrist, dba 'Kurt Siegrist Trucking2422South1atewichita Ks 67217

Applican{s Attorney: Noile

151126

DocketNo. 192;MBM

MC D No. 151935' i ,' tlr I. ,.

Grain and lioestoek, .

Between all poi.ll and e.li;es in the state of Kansas.

Application for Certificate of Convenience

Applicanfs Attornelr: None ' , .'Grain, grain proilucts and agricaltural commodities,

' Between all poiats nnd places in the state of Kansas.*rir$sri

' Application for Certif.ica$ of Convenience1,. .

I|SI Armored.Inc. ' ,, . ) Docket No. 1.9?015 M2901 S.W. Burlinganre Road )Topelra, KS 656XX ) MC ID No. 15L628

Applicanfs Attorney: Clyde Christey, Southwest Plaza.Bldg., Suite 124 3601 W. 29th, Topeka, Y,,S 66614

General commiilities kxcEt househ.otd goads, classes A and B

Between all por{s and places in therstate of Kansas.:l*fo*

' :'

Application for C_e_rtificatg o! Convenience,:: and Necessity: .,,

Ted B. Winn, dba , ) Eocket No. 19?022MWinn Trqcktuig )Route 2,8ox137 ) .

OKuitsr S.@trryof $.q 1995

lil#trflH* .,,u" )#ii?,Xffi

u,"'' eBldg., Suite 124,}ffi\ W. 29tb Topek4 KS 65614

Vol. 14,,No.18, May 4,1995;

Notices Kansas:Register

General commodities (except household goods

Between all poihls and places in the state of Kansas.**r9rtr..

Don CarlileAdrnini.strator

Transportation DivisionDoc. No. 016279

State of Kansas

: and Environment :

Request for Comments

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment issoliciting comments regarding a proposed aii qualitycpnstruction permit. Wiliams Field Services Companyhas applied fir an air quality construction permit do iti-stall and operate one natural gas compressor engine inaccordance with the provisions of K.A.R. 28-1.9-300. Po-tential emissions of NOr CO and VOCq were evaluatedduring the permit review process.

Williams Field Services Company, P.O. Box 310e MailDrop 45-4, Tulsa, OK 74L0L-31A2, owns andopeiates thestationary source, located. at SE U4, Sec. 1, T33S, R34W,in Seward County, at which the natural gas compressorengtne is proposed for installation.

A copy of the proposed permit, permit application, allsupporting nonconfidential documentation and all infor-mation relied upon during thg permit application reviewprocess, is available for public review during normalbusiness hours at the Kandas Department of Health andEnrdronment, Bureau of Air and Radiatioru Building 283,Forbes Field, Topeka; and at the Southwest DistrictKDHE Office,302 W. McArtor Road Dodge City. To ob-tain or review the proposed.permit and supporting doc-umentation; contact Art HofmeisteS at the central officeof the Kansas Department of Health and Erwironlnent,(913) 296-091Q or Way4e Neese at the Southwest DistrictKDHE Office (376)225.A595. The standhrd departnnentalcost will be assessed for any eopies.requested.

Direct written'cornmenti or-questi6ns regarding theproposed permit to Art Hofmeister, Kansas Departrnentof Health and Enwironment, Bureau of Air and Radiatioa,Building 283, Forbes Field, Topeka,66520, (913) 296-0910.Written cornments must be received no later than: theclose of business on |une 5 in order to be considered informulating a final permit decision.

A perso4 may request a public hearing be conductedon the proposed permit. The request for a public hearingshall be in writing and set forth the basis for the request.The written request must be submitted to Connie Car-reno- Bureau of Air and Radiatio& no latei than the closeof business on June 5 in order.for the Secrefary of Healthand Environment to consider the request.

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Vol. 14 No. 18, May 4,1995

State of Kansas | . ,

Kansas Development Finance AuthorityNotice of Change of Meeting Date

The Kansas Development Finance Authority Board ofDirectors meeting scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Friday, M4,X 5,has been changed to 9:30 a.m. Monday,,May 8: For furthgrinformatiory contact the Kansas Development FinanceAuthorily at (913) 295-5747.

...1 .- ,, ,., .,,'Wrn F. Caton

Doc. No. 015278

State of Kansas ,

Department of Health, ', . and Environment ,:

Request for CommentsThe Kansas Department of Health and Environment is

, soliciting comments regarding a_ proposed air qualityconstruction permit. Cargl[ Inc. has applied for ah airqualiW construction permit to construct and operate.aiew cbuntry grain elivator in accordance with fhe pro-visions of K.A.R. 2B-L9-3Qg. pote:ntial emissions of partic-ulate matter were ewaluated dui{ng the permit rbviewProcess.

Cargill, Inc., P.O. Box 93O0, MS-l, Minneapolis, MN55M0, owns and operates the stationary source, locatedat Sec. '!.4, TILS, R23W, in Trego Courity, at which thenew country grain elevator is proposed for construction.

A copy of the proposed permit permit applicatiory allsupporting nonconfidential documentation and all infor-mation relied upon during the permit application revieirr-process, is available for public review during normalbusiness hours at the Kan3as Departrnent of Health andEnvironmenf Bureau of Air and iladiation, Building 283,Forbes Field, Topeka; and at the KDHE,Northwesi Dis-trict Office,:2301 8. 13th, Hays. To obtain or review theproposed permit and supporiing documentation, contactArt Hofmeister at the central office of the Kansas De-partment of Health and Environment, (913) 295.@L0, orIUchard Robinson at the KDHE Northwest District Office(913) 625-5653. The standard,departnental cost will..beassessed for any copies requested. :' , .

Direct written commenfs or questions regarding t]ieproposed permit to Art Hofmeis-ter, Kansas Departrnentof Health and Environment Bureau of Air and RadiatioruBuilding 283, Forbes Field, Topeka,66620, (913) 296-0910.Written comments must be received no later than theclose.oJ business on June'S in ordir.to be- considered ir,tformulating a,final permit decisioyr. ,

A persori may re^quest a public hearine be conductedon tlie proposed purinit. Th6 request for ipublic hearingshall be in writing and set forth the basis for the request.The written request must. be'submitted;,lo Cpnnie-Car-reno, Bureau of Air and Radiation no later than the closeof brrsiness on June 5 in oider for the'Secretary of Healthand Enviionment to consider the request;

James j. O Connell

688,,

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James]. O'ConnellSecretarv of Heal*r

and EnvironmentI o'"*". mf281

O K.irab g.@tdtdf Stah 1995

Kansas Register

'State of Kansas :

I DepaStlnelt of Heafthand Enrriionment

Request for Comments: The Kansas Departrnent o{ Health and Environment is

soliciting comments regarding a proposed air qualityconsJruction permit. Brn^ey and Smith, Iirc. has applied,fgl an qir quality construction perrnit to operate a crayon"paiqt and 'rnarker manufacturing plant in accordancewith the provisions of K,A.R. 28119-300. Potential emis-sionq of particulate matter (PM), volatile organic com-pounds (VOC), sulfur oxides (SOx, oxides of pftogm(NOxland,carbon monoxide (COlwere evaluated duringthe perrnit review process.

:

Binney and Smith, Inc., p.Q. S6;6 $atS,.Winfield, ownsand operates the stationarlr source, located at 2000'Liqui-tex Lane, Winfiel4 at which the crayo& par4t and markermanufacturing plant is operating.

A copy of the proposed permif permit application, allsuppoifing, nonconfidential documentation and all infor-mation r'elied'upon during the permit application reviewprocess/ is available for public review during normal'business hours at the Bureau of Air and Radiation Kan-sas Deparrnent of Health and Envjronment, Building283, Forbes Field Topeka; and at the South Central Dis-trict IQH.E Office, 130 S. Market, 6th Floor, Wichita" Toobtain or review the proposed permit and supportingdocunrentatiorL contact Mindy Bowrnan at the central.of-fice of the Kansas Departineirt of Health and Environ-ment, (913) 29C34i4, oi David Bufler at the Squth CentralDistrict KDHE Officq (3L6) 337-6202. The standard de-partmental cost will be assessed for any copies requested.

,Direct'written comments or questions regarding theproposed permit to Mindy Bovriraru Bureariof Aii andRadiation, Kansas Department o{ Healthand Envifon-ment, Building 283, Forbes Field Topek4, 66629! P13)296-94L4. Written corunents must be received no laterthan the close of business on ]une 5 in ord-e" 1 to be consid-ered in fbrmulating a final pqunitrdecisiorL '

A person may request a public hearing be conductedon the proposed permit. The request for a public hearingshall be in writing and set forth the basis for the request.The written request must be subtnitted to Connie Car-

. re.no, Bureau oJ Air an{ Radiaffo4. no l4teq than the close.of business on June 5 in order for the Secretary of Healthand Environment to consider the request.'

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Doc. No. fl6265

634 Notiees

State of KansasDepartment of Health

and Environment

Notice Concerning KansasWater Pollution Conkol Permits

IIn accerdance with state regulations 28-1G57 through

63,28-L&L through 4, and the authority vested with thestate by the adminigtrator ef the U.S. Erwironmental Pto-tection Agency, teatative permits have been p'r,epared lordischaieei to ihe waters of the United States and the'stateof Kansls for the applicilnts described bglow. The tentaitive determinations for permit content are based ol Pre-liminary staff review applymg the appropriate stan--

dards, regulations, and effluent limitations of the state ofKansas and the EPA, and when issued will,,result in,astate water pollution control permit and national pollut-ant discharge eliminAtion system authorization to dis-drarge subject to certain effluent limitations andlspecidlconditions.

Public Notice No,: KS-AG ,95461 tgName and Aildrescof Applican!Baumgarineg Brothers]ay and feffRoute 1, Box 53Bein"I€65408 '

Kansas Permit No. A-MONM-S&6

The proposed facility will have capacity for appioximate$ 450 swine.

Wastewater Control Facilities: Wagtewater will be impounded {or eub-sequent application to agricultural land for beneficial rrse. Waste'water storage capacity is provided in er<cess of minimum

' requirements.

Compliance Schedule: None, existing controls adequate.

Nane and Addrese' ' Legal I

Descripti,on,'' Nwr4 sec. so,3705 N. 139.th T10S, B23E;Kaniis Cify, K5 65109 ' ., W)tandott€ CoqntlKansas Pesnit No. A-I(SWY-S00l

The exisling facility ha6 the capacity for approximaely 685 swin-e,500beef cattle, lm dairy cattle and 102 head kennel.

Wastewater ContiolFacilities: Was&water will be impounded for sub'sequent application to agricultural land for be4eficial use. WasFwater stolage capacily :is,, provided in excess of rrininumrequirmrents.

Compliance Schedule: None, o<isting controls adequate.

LegalDesciption

: NW4Sec. 15, . MiesouriRi-verT2S, RllE '. . . BasinNennaha County

Kansas Persdt No: A-MONM-MOI4

The feedlothas capacity for approximately 2ffi dairy cattle, dairy parlor,and b contiibuting drainage area of approximdblll 4 acres- this isan existing hcility

*iiilriffi ffi T,ill,Tffi IiJ.tYfr ;"

VoI. 14, No. 1& May 4, 1995

Legal - Receivirig .

Description ,Water

Nl2- Set. 25, ilrlissouri RlverT19 R138, .BasinNenraha County

of Applican!Famrlandlndustries

Name andAddrcceof ApplicantVirgil DetersRoute L Box72Baileyville, Y,56il04

Recelving;WaterKansas RiverBasin

ReceivingWat€r

O Ksd Sectary of St te 1995

Kansas Register

Legal ,.,RecehringDesciption WaterNP4 Sec. 12" Cimarron RiverT30S, R40W, BasinStanton County

Notice 635

Name and Addressof ApplicantSeaboard Farms, Inc.

- Farm Unit#10I Doug McCright

- 506 N: Roosevelt7 Guymoru OKZgg42

of ApplicantChud< SpringerRoute 4, Box 260

Name and Addressof .A,pplicant

T319 R40W, BasinMorton Countv

Name and Addressof ApplicantMiller-WiseDairvc/o Matt Wise

-

Route 3, Box 117Gamett. KS 66032

Name and Address Legalof Applicant€edar'Hill, lnc. '

467-800 Ave.Carlton. KS 67429

Legal ReceivingDescription Water .

SW/4+Sec. L, Marais de;T20S, RlE CygnesAnderson County Riler Basin

ReceivingDescription Water

Kansas Pemlit No. A-CIST-HO02 Federal Perrrit No. K$0091588

Thdproposed facility will have capacity for approximately 2;856 swine.

Wastewater Control Facilities: Wastewater will be impounded for sub-sdquent applicition to agricultural land for benehcial'use.lWaste-water storage capacity is prowided. in exces.s ; of minirnum

. requirements. .

Comp.triance Schedule None, existing controls alequate., , ,

Name.and Addressof AppticantSeaboard Farms, Lrc.Farm Unit #2Doug McCright

Legd Seceiying

506 N. RooseveltGu1'rnon, OK73g42

Kansas Permit No. A-CMT-S002

The proposed facility will have capacity for approximately 440 swine.

Wastewater Control Facilities: Wastewater will be impounded for sub-sequent application to agricultural land for benehcial use. Wastewalel storage capacity is provid-ed in excg9s ;'of minimumrequirements.

Compliance Schedule: None, existing controls adequate.Narne and Address Legal

The proposed facility will have capacity' for approximately 33,000turkeys.

Wastewater Control Facilities: Wastewater will be impounded for.sub-sequent application to agricultural land for beneficial use. Waste-water stgrage capaaly is provided in excess of rninimtrmrequirements.

Compliance Schedule: A livestock waste management plan for the fa-cility shall be deveioped. The plan shall cover, but not be limited to,

: the following items: handling and disposal equipment forboth solidand liquid wastes, land applicationpractices used to protect againstrunoff and lea<hing waste application rates based on crop nutrientutilizafisn, and identification of adequate land areas for application,of all wastes. Detailed guidance and requirements will be providedby the deparunent. A plan shall be submitted to the deparbnentwithin six months following receipt of detailed requirements. Theapproved plan will become part of this permit

DescriptionNW4'Sec.5,

DescriptionSWl4*c.aqT31t R14tE,

WaterCimarron River

Kansas Permit No. A-MCAN-M003

The feedlot has c4pacity for approximately 150 dairy cattle and.a con-tributing drainage area of approximately 0.5 acre. This is a newfacility.

Runoff Control Facilities: Feedlot runoff is impounded for subsequentapplication to agricultural land for beneficial use. Wastewater stor-:age capacity is provided in excess of 1.5 acre-feet.

€ompliance Sc-hedule: None, existing controls adequate.ReceivingWiteiVerdigqis RiverBasin SD,9ec./7,

T15g R1E,Didcinson County

Independence, KS 67301 U;#*.-"O ,

Karuas PernritNo. A-VEMGS03[ L.. :.r' .

The eisting facility has the capacity for approximately 2,200'swirie.

Wastewater Control Facilities: Wastewater will be impounded for sub-sequent application to agricultural land for beneficial uqe. Waste-water storage capacity is provided in excess of minimumrequirements.. , .

Compliance Schedule: A livestock wasb managerqe4t plqrlfo; the fa-ciiity shall be developed. The plan shall covel but n6t be limited tqthe following items: handling and {isposal equipment fo: both solidand liquid wastes, land applicationpractices used to protect againstrunoff and leaching waste applicadon rates based on crop nutrientutilization, and identification of adequate land areas for applicationof all wastes. Detailed guidance and requirements will be providedbv the deparhnent. A plan shall be submitted to the departnent#ithin six months foldwing receipt of detailed requiremints. Theapproved plan will become part of this permit.

Kansas Permit No. A-SHDK-M0IL

The feedlot has capacity for approximately 350 dairy cattle and a con-tributing drainage area of approximately 3.3 acres plus the dairyparlor wastes. Thie is a new facility.

Runoff Control Facilities: Feedlot runoff is impounded for subsequentapplication to agricultural land for beneficial use. Wastewater stor-age capacity is provided in excess of 4.3 acre-feet

Compliance Schedule: None, existing controls adequate.

Nane and Addressof ApplicantRoland MartinRoute 1, Box 65Harffor4 I(S 55831

Legal ReceivingDescription WaterSE/4,9ec.23, Neosho RiverT21t R12E, BasinLyon County

Smokv HiIlRiver Basin

(antinued)

@ Kasa6 Scfrty of Strt 1995

Seven L. Allen i NW/4 Sec. 15,: Neosho River1391 Reaper Road T21t R15E, Basin9.E. Burlin$or; KS 6683 Coffey County , i .

Kansas Peimit No. A-NECF-S006 ,

The existing facility has the capacity for approximately 500 sivirie.

Wastewater Control Faeilities: Wastewater will be imoounded for sub-sequent application to agricultural land for bgnehcial use. Waste-water storage capaciry is provided in excess of minimumrequirements. " .:

Compliance Schedule: None, existing controls adequate.

Kansirs Permit No. A-NELY-MO02 \The dairy has capacity for approximately 200 dairy cattle and a contrib.

uting drainage area of approximately 5.9 acres. This is an expansionof an existing facility.

Rrrnoff Control Facilities: Feedlot runoff is impounded for subsequentapplication to agricultural land Jor beneficial use. Wastewater stor-age gapacity is provided in excess of 4.6 acre-feet.

Compliance Sdredule: The waste management plan developed by SoilConservation Services and approved by the departnrent shall be ad-hered to as a condition of this permit. The plan calls for nutrientanalysis of both liquids and sotds with applications to meet cropnutrient needs. If wastes are not analvzed for nutrient contenL was-tewater shall be apptied at not greater than 2 acre inch per acr,e peryear arid solids shall be applied at no greater than 20 ton per acre.

Dewaterin-g equipment shall be obtained within four months after thisfacility becbnies active through purcha*, rental or custom applica-tion agreement. It shall be capable of pumping and dispersing theliquids and solids as outlined in this permit and the SCS operationalplan. Written verification of ihe acquisition of the equipment shallbe submitted to the deparbnent

Legal ReceivingDescription Water .

Nade and Addresebf Applicant

Legd i ReeeivingDescription Water

Warren and Charlotte Scott NW4 Sec, 18, Neoslrc Riverdq Long Branch Far.ms Tq2S, R25E, ' BasinRoute #1, Box 119 Cherokee CountyScammog Y\56F.m3

Kansas Penrrit No. A-NECK-F023

Vol; 14, No. 1.& May 4, 1995

I(€Wge'&egieteri:",;:.'r.",r'lo : I ... : ., , .:;a: .i j.:i.1.:t.t, i ,:11,1.,!;.:.r),i : r

Niqrc en{Addruedf Applicilrt ., , l , , ,,O9e4iptto$t, , ;, Wate{r .

A.kt$rothen NW4Sec.9, :,,tg@iii,fiiverGreg and/orRicl Atrlen T{S, Rt2E, BasinRoute 1, Box 124 Necula County . . lC-ccrtrdira,tr(S ffi15 r .

KansasPercritNo.A-MONM-S034 l',.

6S6 i -,: n,*..r.,,'ili[*1!s&

NamcanrlAddrup Legd . ..Becei*rtid;;1..:..of Applicant Deecdption Water.,. ..::,,,i.ti::.i.

ElmerNislev SPrt,Sec.3S, IowqrArkanecl(!11 S. Herim Road T23S, RZW' River BasiirHutdrinson,Ks67501 ReroCounty ij ''t'ri-l aranrorierrrltNo.A-ARRN-ild015 i;;' .',i,;,',,',il,_,'; IThe feedlot has capacity for approximately 75 dti"Jt cattlg wif{r.Ecpg1-

sion planned for an additional25 cattle hnd A csrttriFuting thfln{glparea of approximately 1.6 acres plus dairy padc. Thb fs an ar(di{-sion of arexistinghcility. , '., !r:'..r', ; t.i 'i.tr i1 ,i,ii :ii'.)li;

Runoff C-onubl Fadlitieo: Feedlo,t ninoff b irrpounided.for d{@Stapplication to agricultural land for beneficial use. Wetgllgfsr€hf

. .,e8ecapacitXisprotidedlrexceeqgtl.2-acre'!ry!, ,f,CompfiangeSc.hedule None,ocistingcor*lolcadequote. . . . . *tl j t,

Legd i. ..i.;;;:r:Desgi?lon . .,Sw4 Set.33,TZ8S,R7W;'": :i

KinebranColmtyi':l

: LGldr,.rr,;i :'.'r,, r,,'r1,., :Bgcciiting . . .

Deecription"r'. ,, , WrlcrSW4Sec.20, LittleArl€nsas,T4}S;R2W, FiirrcrBasin

Roule2".Box{,' _ ,.,.,.f-,{q{veyCeqq*.,,,,. | . ,:.[Idsea4I(S 67W5

KansasPemitNo, A-I-A{V1M008,.rj.,1i .,1 ,: ;i : j,,;.

The feedloi has capecity for gpproximat+$S0 dalry cattle and a con-

Fb.fti"g draihage area of approximatdly 1 aqe. Ihis b;a newfacilitv. ' - j

Runoff Control Facilities: Feedlo't runoff is irrpounded for zubsequent: hpplication tO'agricuhral lartd for beireficiaf use,'Wastew.ater stor-'age capacity ii prbvided in orcese of 32702 cubie feet-

Comiiliance Sclredule None, exir{a$o?rtrole,adequae. iLi:, '., . .

Nane anddddmstof Applicaat' ,

TergySctuag.Route 3, Box 103Kirytun, KS 67068

Ntee iurd Addreba,,,,:of Apflfcut :

Charles MuellerPrairie FloWir Dainr. , :;

Nrne lnd Addreesaf ABplicant,Robditl"tNue:' ,'Route 1, Box 129Presiotg Y.S 65767

Nameand Addrcae'of {fulicaitJolin Feralinand

Nasre and Addresgof ApflicantMarc Newell '

'r'. ''285 Frairie RoadWak€{bld,KS 67847

O x"t;.i S+.irr"i of git'ii9o

Kansas Perrdt No: A-ARKlvl-Moo3

rhe reiart has capacitv for approxi,matelv gb d"inr c"tdlc i*d u co*tributing drainige afoa of aipirroxiiiratay2.S acrti plrls dalry piHlir.Thbisanewfaciliw. i, :,.. ,.: t: .,, ,. ,-.j.:r.: ..iJi:ij.iljt

Runoff Control Facilities: Feedlot runoff is impounded for a*s4tGettapplication to agriculhrral land for beneficial use. Wastewater stor-' agir capacity is providedin ocess of 1.6 aae-feer

Cotrpliance ScJiedule None existing adequate. , "

LegalDeacrtption '

i'j:,'. .,NW4!Sed.g;,^,:,...T2?S, R25E,

ReceivingW.ffi

r', Maras- dab ,

.Cygnee.RiuerLinn.County ,,, ,., Badn

Qygnes River' .

thdl' f,, ....1 ):. .j

Legd ,,1. ReceiyiingDeeciption WrterNlt/4 saa, 29,,:t",i'' I $mokyrfill Ri ro

::T1(F'R3E,,'l r .,Basiri .: :

,ClaY CqrntY'.' , ,;

Public NoHce No. K$ND-95-t9l2O

WaterwayCoolCs Mobile Home Court Nunbtutrf,fftrgtl Nonoverflowing

Narne and Addngsof Applicant

Hesston, Kansas Facilifyc/o Chilson Cdok1617 SE. 14th- .

Ne*rrton, KS67714

HaneyCounty, Kansas

Name end Addreeeof Applicant

Twe of .

fii;dr*d6' l'ir.i::

,., ;11.,.9' ..

. /i ' .., "I?.{':

Kdt9asPeni'iitNo'j,A-!9fGtib0.ll005r.,,r;:,,'irri;l,::rrrir'.' :, ; .1'

fhe aairy has capicity foripproximatety 180dairy eattle ana a'contriUutin$ drqinage area qf app,roximately 0.5 acre. Thig is a new facility.

Bufroff Gonto! Fadlitiesr Feeddt 4qroff,is irnpounded for subqqquentapplication to agriculnrral land 6or beneficial r;se

'Gonpltirne Schedule Noner eebthg&fitnil$ adbquate.', . r, ,

l,,L6ig!l . r. li.,i:,. .' -.,: . Reeci.ving , ; ,,!. Doc$rtion,ri.; iJii, t$ltlt .

NWr4 Sec.'g; rr '' ' i : Ivlaraig des' " ,

2013'Rita'd3t1': '' : :: :' 'r'l1lffi 1113B,;:1 I

Reqilingt<S:66868 ;.- . :,"Lyon€ourtty',.,

Kansas Peflnit No. A-MCLY-M00l

The dairy has capacity for aprproxianatdy X5Odairy cattte and a contrib'uting drainage area of.appnoximately 0.5 acre.,This b a new facility.

Runoff Control Facilities: Feedlot rurrof is for gutcequentapplication b a€ricultual land for, benefidal use. W,as*enlteritor-,, 4ge cqpa.city is pfov,id€C b €r(ceEflo{.1rQ,e,g+,{qt

F.onrpliane 6Mule Norte, eocirgn$,qnmls a{e$Ete.

Kansas Persdt No. C-LA07-N001 .. : .... ; : .,.r , I f ,iDescription of Facility: This is a trryo-cell nondischargtng wute.6t$i-

Iization lagoon with total surfqce aree of 13,40S feet at a maximusroperating?epth of five feet. Ihis facility iE desigrled for dmrsticwaste onlv. This is a new faciliW.

Wa&rwayTypeof. ,

Diodurgc";Nonorrerflowing

IGnsasP€nnttNo. A;SIICY-8001 "',i' i.i

Tlre feedlothas capacity for approximatelygg0 cattle and a oftibutingdrainage area of approtimately 53 acree. [rb is a new facility.

Rurpff C-ontrol Facilitiee: Fcedlot runoff ir im$xdded for subcequentapplicatbn to agricultural larrd for b€n€dicid u6c..Was,tewater obr-age capacity is providod in ercces.gof 3.1 acrefeet-

Compliane Sdredule De$'atering eq'rip @ slralt be obtaineal within45 days a{ter iseuance of this-pr:rmlt through Frrcrhase, rental orcustorr application agreeurmt. It shallbe capSle of pumping at least150 pm and dispersing the wastelvater onor D acres of land suitablefor waste application Written verificalion of acguisition of .theeguipment fiil be submitted to the aeearunent

U6li_ty Construction NonoverllonringWiddta Hvdrodesrolition

Proiectcy'o Utility Contractors, Inc.P.O.Box2079widdt&Ks6mlSedgwick Cou4ty, Kan6a6 :Karuas Pennit No. I-AR9[-NFI2. : i ,i :''

' i :: ilr'ir;r:Description of Facility: This facib'ty is engaged in a hydrodenrdition

proiect. The hydrodenrolition water is dircced to settling ba6in6.Discharee of wastewabr ftom this treauirent fadlitv to surfdcp wa-ters of the state of Kansas is prohibied- Ihir is a ndvv facility.

Wrism co,mments on the propoc{t''determirdtiorumay be submitted to Bethel Spotts, Permit,Clerlc, or,'Do-rothy Geisler (agriculttrral pemriel,.Kgssas".negarmee*of Health and Envirormen0 Division of,ErsirurunnbBureau of Watei, Forbes Fietd Topeki 66fl21 All conr-ments postnrarked or receivd onobHd5e}une zltllbeconsidar€d in the formulation of tihat d&terminafib{ts rts'garding this.publlc notice. Pleaqegefer tg,the approiirlaefuUtic noti;e nurrlbqr (KS-AG9*4fl63 a4d K$-tyP.95:19l

May4;$9$ ' , ' ,VoL 14,No; 18,

Kansas,Regietef

20) and the"name of applicant as listed when preparingcomments.

If no otiections .!re received during the public noticepedod, the Secretary of Health and Environment will is-sue the final determinations. If r,espo.nse to this notice in-dicates significant public interest, a public hearing maybQ held ln conformance with state regulation 2&1G51.Media coordination (newspapers, radio) for publicationand/or announcement of the public notice or public hear-irglie,hendledrby the Kansas Department, of'Health andE:fivirontnerit:', ' I

The application" proposed permit including proposedeffluent limitations and special conditions, firct sheets asappropriat€, Commmts receive4 and other:iirfdrmationarC on file and may be inspected at the Kansas Depart-ment of Health and Environment offices, Building 283,Forbes Field, Topeka.from I a,m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondaythrough Friday.

The documents are available upon request at the cop-yrng cost assessed by KDHE. Additional copies of thispublic'notice' also may be obtained at the Division ofEnvirmment.

"It[0*ioe/l',[ew State Laws 6st

)

James J. CrCo,nnellSecretqry of Health

and Environrtienttt'ri{Nd:u625{ "'

ii :,. ; ,:, .... L, :

State of Kan4s r... '.,

:,;: ,J ,rr, ,: ,,,, . Secretary of State , ,.' ,

L Ron Thornburgh, Secretary of State of the State ofKansas, do hereby certify that the following bills are cor-rect copies of the original enrolled bills now on file ih myoffice.

In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto subscribed myn$me andiiffixed my offici-al seal.

;.irt,;: ii. l

Secretary of State

3ffi ofthe 1994 Session Laws of Kansas on the operations, assistance and

srants (includine'Oftcial hospitdity) account of the ecsnomic d*tollop-irent research-'and develo'pmedt fund is hereby increased from$8.137.935 to $8,218,600.

iU) 'ttru

ependiture limitation established by smtion 9(a) of chePter

306 of the l9d4 Session.Larn of Kansas on the monomic dsvelopmontresearch and development fund ii hereby increased &orn;S13'S18;21S tb

$f3,598,881: i,'1'. 1;" ,';;:; ) 't:',"',' ' r: ,.r(c) On the effective date of thrs act, the director of accounts and

reports shall trdnsfer fff4147 froiii the' Kansas economic developmenten^dowment account of the state economic dwelopment initiatives fundof the depadment of commerce and housing to tfie econornic development resdarch and devetopfilent fund of the K-ansas technology ehterprise

corporation.(il) The expenditure limitation established by section 9(a) of chapter

306 of the 19gZ Sesniion L,arrs of Kansas on the E?SCoR matching grants

account.gf tlp,eotinomic developme4t research anddeyelopment fund' is

herebyincreased'from S2,000$OQ toS9;028,793'''lji;iii'il{i i{'

See: gr'i -:,.i i _,r': , : i .',.' ',..i rl.i: ;.' 'l'.: . , ,'..., EMPORIAS'fATEtNWERSmY" r:': . '.'' ," r.r':

(a) The expenditure limitation established by sectiqn 48(b) of chapter

360 of the l9g4 Session Laws of Kansas on the general fees fund is hbrebydecreased,from $8,901,500 to $8,06I,986. i i: ' ' j ": r:':l

$) There is appropriated for the above sgency fiom $re Kansas ed-

ucational building fund for'the ftscd yeap .n{ng iun^e.30, .1995, fgr the

capital imprwement project or projects specilied as lollows: .

'P"etersoniila,ngtapJpqr;-ryplq.ry1d,relnlrtr-taEl,q 1...::1r::;...:.::.,...1.''...... $n*'ry(c) Ttere is approprirabed.fdr tlh€above agpncy,Fptp the state general

fundthefqllovillgi;r.:, i-;|:,;': lr" ',', ': r''i.: r.' '

operatingapendiSm;6nlludifrgofffclal-hoopttdity) .....,......r..,i'.;; , , ., ,$pz0'o*5

SeC. 4r .t r....1:.t. . .. .,. - '. , l/ .,!1,,:r'::1 FORTHA}$TP fEUNMRSITY ;.ri,.r1 .i .: !r,

(a) .:Ihere .ic?Fpropriated foqlthe.abo^ve agency from tlre.shtqgg,.{r,eral

fund drelfollO*ing; ,rii'l.l:.r .;'rrrr:'r' :.i ;,'t il ,, ,]r,.'.i:

opentingeipe{d&riii&(includinggtrk:*rlhoipttdrty)..i....... .1.'i...., "tt0s'ru0(b) The expenditure limitauon established by section 4{biof chapipr

360 ofthe lgg4Session t awp ofKansas on the general fees fund is hereby

decreased from $7505,15s lo 87,2t3,646. ' '

"?;*A d;ffi;;;;,;ftfi-' "ii tii" I'mitatjon of $125,000 on theamount authorized bv section'2(c) of chepter 313 of the 1994 Session

Laws of Kansas to be iransferred fiom the general fees fund of Fort Hays

state unlversity,to,*re nafualdirect student loan fund of Fort trIays.state

university is h'ereby decreased to $1@,000(d) 6n the efi6ctiv. date.ofthis.qct, the limitadon of $@,000 on the

amount autlrprizod by section 2(d) of chapter 313 of the 1994 Session

L,aws of Kansas to be-transfened frorn the general fees fund of Fort Hapstate university b the edueatron oppo*unity act - federal fund of FdrtHays state university is hereby incre4ped t9 $76,000.

Sec. 5. ' PITT9BURG STATE UNIVERSITY

(a) There is appropriated for the abwe agency from the state generalfund the following:Qerat'rngexpga{trros {iadudfng.rosbid ho*itdlity}i' ir-]..'....i..'...,... '. fgl?,928

(b) The oxpenditure limitatiorr established by section 50(b) of clrapter360 of the t90a Serrioo l.alrs of Kansas on the g6neral fees fund is hei:bydecreased,frslB.fll,079,980 to $f0,069,045. i, .r , :

Sec. 6.r ATTQfiNE{ GENEnAI,+S tlsts BUREAU or INVESTIGATION

(a) On the'etffecdve date of'thisic,t, of the $9"23$,278 appropriatedfor the above agency for the ftscal year ending |une 30, 1995, by section6(a) of chapter 323 of the 1994 Session Lavn of Kansas from the state

)

t:i'' I ll .':rr': r r-, ,t.@Hl9intleKattsRegisterMay4i995') . . ' l

HOUSE BILL No. 2234

AN AGr meking md oreming epproprtations for the ffscal ledi ending Jme B0; l$5, for&e Kamulechnologr enterprire mrporaUon, Emporia state uniwnity, Fort Halt state

unireniw. Pittsburs;tate uriiversity,-attomey generul-Kansm bumu of inres{gation,real estale appnisal board, adlutant general, Foard of nuning, department of adminis-

betion, I(m;; highwy patrcl, Kmru pamle board, state department of credit unions,

Kmsas state univ6rity, uniwnity of ltans, Wiclrtta state mirerdty, &Partment on-

asinf, Kms hum'riqhts smmission, state bord of mortuary arts, dePartment offrfri and ewircnment,.-depertment of mmre--homestad prcperly tax refunds, Kan-

. sar omission on voterms-afTais, univenityof Kmsc medisl enter, attomey-general,

. board of mminon in ?ptonetry, Kmw real estate commission, Kmsu public em-

Dlolres retircment Jystem, department of rerenue, Kmsa rreing ommision' sretaryif rt"t",

"iti*"t' utitity ratepaler bwd, Kmsro lottery, Kans state univenity veterinary

medical enter md tefrslatriri; authorizit€ ertain trmsfer, impming €rtain restrictions

urd limitatoro, md dimdnq or authorizing crtain reeipts ild disburrements md ac'ts

itbid"nt"l to thu foregoing;Lnendng K.SIA. l99a Supf. 79-32,193 ud repealing tlre

- .i-€xistingj$tion: ..:

': ga'ffi btwteilbg the l*gidature of thc State of Kansas: .' i

,, ,Setiibn 1' (a), For. the,fiscal year ending fune 30, 1995, appropria-tions are hereby rnade, restrictions and limitations are hereby imposed,and transfers, fies, receipts, disbursements and acts incidental to tlre fore-going a1e hereby {irected or authorized as provided in this act.

. Sqc. L: KANsAs rEcHNoLocY ENTERPRIsE coRPoRATIoN' ' ("I Th" @ii&ture hmitation established by sectiong(a) of chapter

general fund in the operating e4reoditurgs account, the sum of $116"555is herebv lapsod.herebv lapsod. i: i'r , : '

?ii-"ilr-fir"lfr.t* date of this act, of dre g210,545 appro,priated fore abovo agency,forthe,ffsinlye* endinglune 3Q 1995, by section 6(a)the ebovo a$ency-,for the,ffstdyesr ardinqlune 30. 1995, by sectloa 6(a)

of chepter 313 olthe lg94 Sg.siion f,.lws,,of'Kairsr*ftom the-stateof chapter 313 olthe lg94 $esiion Isws oT-Kansas from thestate generalfund iir the debt service oavmsn[:purchass of headqudrters buil-rltrns at1620 S.w. Tyler Etreet d f"p"L"

"i".unt, the .n- ol $17,320 is h€;by!620 q.W. TylerEtredt ii iopeke aceount, the;sum ol$17320 is

lapsed.

Sec. 7...i-il'..rrjlr-l': . .

RE,ID..D$?NTE.APPRATSAL BOARD

(a) rhd'expen&turelrtnitdg6i' eqb$he{bythe!!1t9$ryffirffi}

Vol. 14, No. 18, May 4, 199p @lcfrf l,lr*qdttrry

Kansas Register.on the appraiser fee fund is hereby increased &om $110,289 to $115,5%.

Sec. 8. i. ADIUTANTGENXRAL(") T!"1" is appropriated for the above agency from the state general

firnd the following:Operating expenditurds .... .. .... .. .. $62232

(b) The expen&ture limitation established by the state ftnaRce coun-cil on the em6rgency preparedness-RADEF instrument maintenancefund is hereby iicreised fiom g94,933 to g108,603.

Sec. 9.BOARD OF NURSINC

(a) The erpenditure limitation established by the state.ffnance councilon the board ofnursing fee fund is hereby decreased from 9880,044 to$879,409.

Sec. 10.DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION

(a) There is hereby appropriated for the above agency from the stategeneral fund the folloiving'Planntng for Memorial Hall renwation 9f04,400

(b) In addition to the other purposes for which expen&tures may bemade by the above agency from the buildine and ground fund for fucalyear 1995, expenditu-res may be made by Ihe abiue agency from anyunencumbere-d balance

"r of l,rtr" 30, l'994, in each

":f tht folo*ini

capital imprwement aecounts of the building and ground fund: Parhnilof rehabi-litation and repair: Prooidcd, hou6oer, tirat expenditures foifrcal year 1995 from thl unencumbered balance in anv-such accountshall riot exceed thi amount of the unencumbered balaice in such ac-count on lune 30; 1994: Prooided furtlwr, That all expenditures for {iscalyear 1995 from such unencumbeied balance in anv iuch account ofthe'b,rildl"g

and ground fund shall be in addition to aiy expenditure limita-tion imposed on the building and ground fund for ffscai year 1995.

Sec.11.KANSAS HIGHWAY PATROL

(a) There is appropriated for the above agency from the state generalfimd the followin-giOpemting expenditures . . . . . . . .. . . . . .

(b) The expenditure limitation established by the state ffnance coun-cil on the general fees fund is hereby increased from 996,654 to $145,654.

(c) The expenditure limitation established by section 24(c) of chapter360 of the 1994 Session l,aws of Kansas on the hiqhway patrol trainingcenter fund is hereby increased from $938,320 to $-gS7,iS-5.

'Sec. 12.KANSAS PAROLE BOARD

(a) There is appropriated for the above agency from the state generalfund the foilowin-g:Parcle frcm adult onectional institutions $3.147

Sec. 13.STA'IE DEPARTMENTOF CREDIT UNIONS

(a) The expen&ture limitation established by the state ffnance councilon the credit-union fee fund is hereby incrbased from $662,601 to$667,026.

Sec. 14:'KANSAS STATE U Nft'ERSII'T

(1) Ther,e is appropriated for the aborre agency from the state generalfund the fo[owin-giOpenting e4rcnditures (inclu&ng offfcial hospitality) . ... . . . : . . . .. . . . . .. . . $1,001548

(b) The expenditure limitation established bv section 53(c) ofchapter360 ofthe 1994 Session Laws ofKansas on the general fees fund is herebydecreased from $36,604,930 to 935,355,088.

-

638 New State,La*Ys

(c) 'The ixpenditure lirnitation established by sectisn 9(a) qf chapteq313 of the 1994 Session Laws of Kansas on expenditures for salaries andbeneffts ofqraduate teaching assistants from the operating expenditures(including oTftcial hospltality) account of the state general

-funil is herebyincreased from $7,265,890 to $8,200,000.

Sec. 16.WCHITA STATE UNIVERSITY

(a) .The expenditure limitation established by seclon 5{b) 9f +-p,'agt360 of the 1994 Session Laws of Kansas on the general fees fund is heqebydecreased frorn $23,740,737 to $23,569,668.

Sec. 17.. ,.DEPARTMINTON ACING

(a) Theie is appropriated for the abore aggncy from the state goneralfund the follorving;Administration ..................... $198,502

(b) There is appropriated for the above agency for the following spe'cial revenue fund or frinds all monevs now or-hereafter lawfullv erJdiiedto and available in such fund or funds, except that expenditures otherthan refunds authorized by law shall not erieeed the folbwing:KSU healthylibstle grmt fund .....,........:......................;..... iNo lirtrit

(c) On the effective date of this act, of the $4,528,803 appropriatedfor the above agency for the fiscal year eriding fune 30, 1995, by section6(a) of chapter"3O5'of the 1994 Sdssion LavX;f Kansas from ihe state

generd,fuid.in the qrggran gra,lts ,ac,count, the sum of:gtS6,5gg,.it

hereby lapsed.

Sec. 18.KANSAS HUMAN RICHTS COMMISSION

(a) The ependiture limitation established by section 4(b) of ehapter314 of the 1994 Session l,aws of Kansas on the federal fund is herbbvincreased from $557,289 to $569,774.

Sec. 19.STAIE BOARD OF MORTUARYARTS

(") The e4penditurelmitation established by the state ffnance councilon t}e mortuary arts fee fund is hereby incrpased. from $154,304 to$155,11p. " ' :, ,, '.,

Sec. 20.DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.AND ENVI\ONMENT

^ ("J

. t".1" is appropriate{ for the above agency from the state generalfund the following:

(

IGmt for Cowley munty teen pregmcy pHestion pmject .:. .. . i .,. .. $14,786

(c) The expenditure limitation established by section 3(a) ofchapter313. of t}e 1994 Session [,aws of Kansas on exoenditures for salaries'and

(c) The313. of tlre 1994 Session Laws of Kansas on expenditures for salaries andberieffts of graduate teaching assistants from tle operating expenditures(includin-g offfcial hospitali$) account of the state g?neralTund is herebyDenelfs or graouare reacrung assrstanB lrom tne operanng expendltures(including offfcial hospitali$) account of the state g?neralTund is herebyincreasedfrom 92,874,500 io $3,800,000.

Sec. 15.UNI\,'ERSITY OF KANSAS

- (a) Thery is appropriated for the above agepcy from the state generalfund the followin!:Operating expenditures (including olficial hospitality) . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . $3,491,4M

(b) The expenditure limitatjon established by secUon 5l(c) of chapter360 ofthe l99i Session [,aws ofKansas on the general fees fund is hertbydecreased from $66,362,427 to $62,533,413. "

(b) There is appropriated for the above agency from the followingspecial revenue fund,or funds all mone)4s riow or herbafter lawfully cred-ited to and available in such fund or funds, except that expenditures otherthan refunds authorized by law shall not exceed the following:Federalcancerregistryfund...............;....;.....1..........,...,....... S34l.6lf

(") The expenditure limitation established by the state ffnance councilon the office of rural health-federal fund is hereby increased from$54,001 to $124,381.

(d) The expenditure limitation established by the state ffnance coun-cil on tlre state operations account of the preventive health and healthsewices block grairt fund is hereby incre"sed from $705,139 to $754,486.

(e) The expenditure litnitation eitaltlished bv the state ffnance coun-cil on the EPA non-point source implementation-federal fund is herebyincreased from g1oi,57 I to $872,059.

(0 The expenditure limitation established by the state ftnance councilon the sponsored project overhead fund is hereby increased from$2,230,443 to $2,670,065.

(g) On the effective date.of this act, 'he position fimitation establishedby section 29(n) of chapter 360 of the 1994 Session Laws of Kansas forthe above agency is hdreby decreased from 727.6 to 71g.6, except foradjustments made pursuant to K.S.A. l9g4 Supp. 75-680t and arnend-'ments thereto.

(h) On the effective date of this act, the position limitation establishedby section 29(o) of chapter'360 of the lggZ Session L,aws of 'Kansas brthe above agency is hereby decreased from 115.5 to 114.5, except foradjustments-made pu.suant to K.S.A. f994 Supp. 75-6801 and arirend-menLs thereto.

Sec. 21.DEPARTMENT OF REVENUB---.HOMESTEAD PROPERTY TAX REFUNDS

(aJ fhere is appropriated for the abov€ agency from the state generalfund the following:

q l(mcu St4teiryof Srab 1995 Vol. 14, No. 18, May 4, 1995

New State Laws Kansas Register$391,6&!

$215,000

639

)

Sec. 22.KANSAS COMMISSION ON VETERANS AFFAIRS

I (ar) - fhere is apirropriated for the above agency from tlle state general

fund the following:Operating expenditure-vetems alTain ... :... ......... ..

(b) The expenditure [mitation established b.y the state ffnance coun-cil on the soldi^ers' home feefund is hereby increased from $2,639,447 to$3,104,447.

(c) In ad&tion to the other purposes for which expen&tures may bemade b'y the above agerrcy frotir t6e soldiers' home Tee fund for dscalvear 1995. expendjtures mav be made bv the above aqency from theiollowing capiial impro'rre-eit account of ihe soldien' hoit" f." fund forffscal year 1995 for the following capital improvement project or projects,sublect to the expenditure limitatioqs prescribed therefor:l,ife safety impmments .. ....... ....

Sec. 23.UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTER

314 of the 1994 Session Laws of Kansas on the utility regulation,Ge frrndis hereby decreased from $361,750 to $251,750.

Sec. 32.KANSAS LOTTERY

(") The expenditure limitation established by the state ffnance councilon the lottery operating fund is hereby increlrsed from :$9,35Q542 tb$9,580,542.

(b) On May 31, 1995, or as ioon thereafter as moneys are availabte;the &rector of accounts bnd reports shall transfer $500,000 f,rom thelottery operating fund to the state gaming revenues fund.

Sec. 33.KANSAS STATE UNWERSIfiVETERINARY MEDICALCE}.ITER . .

(a) There is appropriated for the above agency from the state generalfund the follo-rving: . .

Operating expenditures (includingofffcial hospitality) $30$03

(b) 1he expenditure limitation established by soction 5(b) 9f qhapt_er

313 ofthe l99i Session Laws of Kansas on the general fees fund is heiebydecreased from $4,037,980 to $3,972,310.

sgc' Mt LEGrsr-{ru;E ' l

(a,) The-re is appropriated for tlre atiove'agency frqm the state generel

fund the following:Operations(includingqlncialhospitality)........ . I $!Oa;ffo

Sec. 35. K.S.A. 1994 Supp. 79-32,193 is hereby arnended to read'asfollows: 79-32,193. (a) The secretary of revenue is hereby authorized anddirected to promptly negotiate, appiove_and recommend judicial approvalof a settlemient agreemJ"t to reJolve all tax refund claims pending in the

Barker class actidn for,the amounis set forth in subsection (d). As usqd

in this section, 'Barker class actior" means the ionsolidated class actionstyled Ketlton E. Barker, et al. o. State bf -Kon'sas, et al', Nos. 89-Ay-609arid AS-CV-1IO0, {iled in the district court of Shawnee county, Kansas.

The settleri.rent agreement shall include:(l) Any stipuiations, terms and conditions whic'h may be necessary to

effectuate the |rompt and linal disposition of the Barker class ac'tio-n;-

e\ stipdafrons that the plaittuffs in the Barker class action shall dis-

-ir., *itfr!*irdice, their pdnding motion for an award of aftorney's fees

dnder 42 U,S.C. ISSA. anil that class counsel in t}e Barker class actionmay submit one or more applications with the district court of Shawnee

corinty, Kansas, for an awaid of reasonable litigation costs and expenses,

inclu&ng reasonable attorney's fees; and(3) frovisions for jolnt administration under the supervision of the

secretari of revenue and class counsel or their respectiue designees inaccordairce with methodologies for the calculation and payment oTrefundclaims to eligible persons. fhe settlement agreement ihall be submittedto the distridt

"ou.t ofShawnee countv, Kansas, no later than lune .|5,

1994, and such court shall have all necessary jurisdiction to fully imple-ment the provisions of this act.

(b) Subiect to the provisions of subsection (c), any person who paidKansas individual income tax on or on account of federal military retire-ment beneftts for any or all ofthe ta<:years fr<im 1984 through l99l shall

be entitled to receivl refund paymenis in an aggregate amolnt equal tothat oortion of the tax actuallv paid pursuant to the Kansas income tax

act which is attributable to federal militarv retirement benefits, plus in-terest on Lhe amount ofoverpayment at the rate ofSVo per annum fromthe date of overpayment throirdh December 31, 1991, in accordance withthe terms of the iettlement a{reement referenced in Subsection (a) and

the orovisions of this act. ReTund payrnents of suc'h aggregate amountshdf be made in three equal annuaiinstallments. As usJd'in-tl,is section,

"federal mihtarv retirem6nt bene{iis" shall include all bene{its calculatedand paid b'v thir United States in accordance with applicable provisionsoi tif,e l0 ind ta of the United States code as retired pay, retainer pay

or survivor's beneffts..Where any Person otherwise entiiled to receive a

refund payment under this section is deceased, such refund shall be paid,roon a tl"i- duly made on behalf of the estate of the deceased oi iu *ie

"6r"n"" of any Juch claim upon a clalm by or on behalf of a surviving

spouie and ifnone upon the claim ofany heir at law.^ (c) There is here6y created a military retirees income tax refund fund

in the state treasury #hi"h th"ll be administered by the secretiryof revlenue in accordanci wlth this section and'appropribti-on acts. No expend-itures from the militarv retirees incqme tax. refund fiind shall be made

until and unless the setilement 4greement refeienced in subs-ection'(a) is

approved by ihb ai.trl"t court oisharmee coun$, Kansas, aftel .lig!l:(antinueil)

)

(a) On the effective date of this act, of the $69,459,388 appropriatedfor the above agencv for the fscal year ending lune 30, 1995, by sectionl0(a) of chaptei 315 of the 1994 S'ession L,aris-of Kansas from

-the state

general fund in the operating expendifures account, the sum of M7,334is hereby lapsed.

(b) the e*p"odit rr. limitation Cstablished by section 52(b) of chapt6r360 of the 1994 Session Laws of Kansas on the geneial fees fund is herebydecreased from $9,171,106 to $8,681,614.

Sec. 9t4.AT:TORNEYCENEML

(a) There is appropriated for the above agency from the state generalfund the following:Additional operating eipen&turo for iwestigation md litigation regrd-

ing interstate water rights ... . . .. . . .. . . $5rt00,000

titigaEonmsts ......................:...r...:................:.:............... S60,000

Sec. 25.BOARD OF EXAMINERS IN'OPTOMETRY .

(a) The expenditure limitation established by the state linance councilon the optom6try fee fund is hereby increased from $45,850 to $53,9(X).

Sec. 26.KANSAS,BEAL ESTATE COMMISSION

(a) The expenditure limitation establshed by section l8(a) of chapterl5l of the 1904 Session Laws of Kansas on the real estate fee fun-d ishgreby decreased from $599,%3 to $586,963.

Sec. 27.KANSAS'PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETINEMDNT SYSTEM-

(a) The expenditure limitation established by thl-state linanc'e councilon th.

"g.tt"y'operations account of die Kansai public employees retire-

ment fuid is'heiebv increased from $4,157,364 to $4,166'598.(b) The r*pendit,rre limitation established by section 2(a) of chapter

314 of the l9d4 Session Laws of Kansas on the investment related ex-

p."r"i """o""t

ofthe Kansas public employees retirernent fund is here\-decieased

from $17,627,496 to $16,456,374.Sec. 28.

DEPARTMENTOF REVENUE

(a) The expenditure limitation estatrlished by the state linance councilon the &vision of vehicles operating fund is hereby decreased from$27,735,447 to $26,587,881.

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Sec. 29.KANSAS RACINC COMMISSION

(a) The expenditure limitation established by the state finance councilon the state

^racing fund is herpby decneased fJom $2;2O7,526 to$1,e92,236.

Sec. 30.SECRETARY OF STATE

(") There is appropriated for the above agency from the'state generalfund the following:Publication of 1995 Senate Concdrrent Resolution No. 1602 '. '. '....... $25'570

(b) On the effective date of this act, of the $1,486,496 appropriatedfor the above agency for the ftscal year ending fune 30, 1995, by the state

finance council from the state general fund in the agency's operatingexpenditures account, the sum of $5,898 is hereby lapsed.

Sec. 31.CITIZENS' UTILITY MTEPAYER BOARD

, (a) The expenditure limitation established by section 6(a) ofchapterI

Vol. 14, No, 1& May 4, !995 @ Kes gecetlry of Stab 199J

6{0 New State.LawsKansas RegisterP€r-so-ns have been afforded reaionable notice and an-opportunity to beheard.

(l) In the event of ludicial approval, administration of the militaryretirees income.tax refuhd fund i6all be subject to the jurisdiction anil

. supervisory control of the district court of Shiwnee coun-ty, Kansas, untilsuch time as all refund payments have been made to eligible persons inacrordarrce with the termi of the settlement agreement. The pa1'rnent ofrefunds as provided in the settlement agreenient shall repreient a Iinaland complele settlement of all claims, iiduding *y

"pp"^d or adminis-

trative process p€rt-ected pursuant to law for the purpose ofobtaining arefund bf income tax imp6sed upon federal miltaiy ietirement bene{i"ts,of all federal militarv retired penonnel for taxable years 1984 through1991 against the statl of Kansis, its departments, agencies, officials, eil-plor,,ees and aqents regar&ne the taxation of federal military retirementbetieffts fo. tfr'e taxable y""ti l98a through 1991. No claim for refundsubmitted by a federal niilitarv retired indlvidual or, if such individual is

deceased, oir letraf of *e esiate of the deceased or, in the absence ofany zuc.h claim, upon a claim b'y or on behalf of a surviving spouse and,if ione, upon the

-claim of any heir-at-law, after l8 months Iroin the date

of iudicial approval of the settlement agreement shall be allorved if duediligence ha3-been exercised in attempdng to locate any such individual.For-so long as the judicial process is actiie in regard io the settlemeritagreement described herein,.all administrative appeals or related activity

$ the director of taxation or the state board of iax appeals concerningclaims for refun& of income tax imposed upon federal military retirementbeneffts'for:.taxable Vears 1984 throueh f0€1 shall be held in abeyance.Upon finaliu&clal approal of the setiiement agreement, all zuch admin-is*ative appeals shall be deemed dismissed with prejudice to all parties.

(2) In the event that the setdement agreement does not receive ju-dicial approval, no expenditures or refundpayments shall be made pur-' suant to this section, and.all pending administrative appeals or relatedaetivities sliall probeed in aciordance with applicable law.

(d) (l) The aggregate ainount, including intereit thereon as providedby subsection (b), equal to tliat portion of Kansas tndividual income taxactually paid by dl individuds for any or all of the taxable years 1984througlr 1991, pursuant to the Kansas income tax trct which is attributableto federal military retiremqnt bene{lts; a$calculated and determined pur-

-:suarit to subsection (b); rldl t".eriiffed on or before Decemberl 15,f994, by the secretary of rev.enue-to the &i'ector bf acsounts and reports.

(2) On December 20,,1994, the &rectbr of accoirnts and repo*J shalltransfer the amount equal to 7c of the amount certiffed pursuant to par-agraph (1) from the staie budget stabilization fund to the^military retiieesincome tax refund fund. Onldy + April29, 1995, the director of accountsand reports shall transfer th6 ainouirt equal to % of the amount certiftedpursuarrt to paragraph (l) from the state: general fund to the militaryretirees income tax refund fund. On |Cy t +996 lune 30, 1995, the di-

,::rectoriof,,accqunts an{ reports,shall transfer the amount equal to 7s. ofthe -amount certifted pursuant to paragraph (t) frgm tle state generalfund to the miltary retirees income tax refund fund.

(3) Expendituies from the mllitery retirees inqome tax refund fundshall be made upon warrants of the director. of accounts and reports pur-suant to vouchers approved by the secretary of revenue or by the secre-tary's desiglee in accordance with &d setdement agreement refererreedia subsectiog,(a) as lpproved by the district court of Shawnee county,

, Kansx. . ., . r.

(e) If my clause, paragaph or subsection of this act shall be heldinvalid or urrconstitutional, lt shall be conclusively presumed that the leg-islature would have enacted the remainder of this ict without such invali?pl.unconstitutional ctause, pgragraph oq subcgetion.:; irSe", 361 ,,K;S.A,,1994 Supp. 79$2,f93 is hereby repealedt

Sec. 37. Aryeak to exceed posttia limltatiora.,'fhe limitations im- .

posed by this act on the number of full-time and regular part-time posi-

€tOti{na in $e Kgls Reg8rar Ivlay 4 195,)

. ' HOUSE BILL No.2486 ' '. ,

At Acr oremins rcads and hiqhways; relating to the pwm, duties and functions of tletomship board; airending K.S.I. 6&115 ild 68-530 ;d repeding the oxisting sec'tiom. a

ne ti enaaettby the l*gx|laturet of the Statq ofKarrsas.l , ISection l. K.S.A. 68-115 is hereby amended to,read as followsr:68-

l\5. (a) Except as pro,oidedby subsec'tinn (b), it shdl be the duty ofeachand every mlnty Lngineer td open or cause to be opened all itate'andcounty mads and of Jach and e"erv township trustee io open or cause tobe opened all mail routes and tovmship roids which have been. or mayhererlfter be,laid out or estabbshed th'rough any part of the respectivecounW or townshig Srst drda*. Notice of szcfr action shall be gieen tothe owner or o*tr6.s, or tfteir igent or agents, if residing in the-munty,or, if such owner be a mine* idioe, or insane persoft &en h hwapacitated',to the zuardian of such person , if a resident of the county, throug\ whoseinclosed or cultivated lands such road is laid out or established;-notiSingsneh ewners aferesaid Such notice shall direa wch property owners toopen sarldszch road throueh their lands within nine$gO days after servicdof such notice; and. If thdpenon or persons so ttotift.d do-ttot open suchroad within the time aam& stated in such notice, it shall be lawful andit is herebv made the duW of such county enqineer on state and countyroads and'of such tmstee on torvnshin i'oadi and mail route roads tirrespectively enter upon sard lanCs and epen said such propertq and opmsn&t ,oadsi pree&. If such notice be * gven between'the

-f,rst dey ef

M+e& March I, irnd Se Srt Cay ef eebber Oaober l, the notiee shalldesignate the Smt day o{ Iafltfirl nen follaaing lamnry 7, as the timeofopening such road. And the county engineer or township tmstee re-spectivelyshall keep the same in repair, and remove or cause to.be re-rioved afl obstructi6ns that may be fo]und thereinr ferv#ieh purpese. Thetownship trustee and the county engineer are hereby authorized to enterrrpon an-y land near or adioining sudh public road, tb dig and carry awayany gravel, sand, stone, clay, gpsum or any other road-bullding materialand to purchase any timber which may be necessary to improve or repairs*d thn road, end to enter upon any land adjoining or lying near to sddszch road, to make such ilrains or ditches tlrrough the seme qs the countyenqineeq or torr"nship trustee may deem dzeins neeessary fior. the benefftof

"the roads, doing as little damage to srrrC the lands as the nature of the

case and the pubFc go"d *iil p"-r*itl and The drains and ditches thusmade shall be kept open if necessary b th" township trustee or eountyenqineer and shall not be obstructed by the owner or occupants of saidtt i laurtd or by any other person, under the penalty of beiirg ffned notexceeding ten delhrs .$I0 for each offense; be$re a*yjus+iee efthe peaeein the eeuntv.

The owner of any gravel, sand, stone, clay, gypsum or any other road-building material i tiken, or the ov,'ner of die 6;d through ivhich ditchesor draiis may be made, as hdrein provided, or the owner of the cropsthereon, shall be allowed a fair and reasonable compensationfor the ma.terial.sq taken or for any injuries his the lands or crops may sustain inconsequerrce of ihe making of said saoft. drairis or ditches;. The amountof such compensation te shalJ be determined, dllowed and paid by the

Sec. 38. Appeak to 6ceed limitattorx. Upon written application tothe govemor and approval of the state {inance council, expendifures fromstr;@al revenue funds mqy,elcead the amounts speciffed in tlris aet. '

Sec. 39. Efieaioe ilate. "Iltis act shall take effect and be in force fromrm{;alter its publicatign in die Kansas register,

highway commissioners in event such material is used upon a mail routeor"" toi^ rtrip road, and determined, alloved and paid^by the board ofcounty commissioners of the county when such material,is .used upon acounty or state road. Such claims shall be allowed and paid in the samemanrrer as other or&nary elaims against the county or township and theclaim:int shall have the sanie right of appeal as is nowprovided by law inother cases.

(b) lf the ouner of any propertV ad.jacent to or abulting a toumshiproaduhiehhas beenlaid. out bat rct openedpriarto thz effeLtioe dde ofthx act ilestrcs to haoe such road. qnenad, it shall be iki ilrqg of *ehou;rcr to open arch roaA Sitch propertg otorer shall establrsh a maln-tainnble road. bed and. ilrainage.in accordnnee with tfu slatdirdx estab-lished b! thz totmship board /unaant to section 2. Tlwreafter, it slull betlv iktg of tlu towrxhip boaQ to maiatain iach t'aad. as.reqaired byrubseaion (a).

l

New Sec. 9. The township board of each township may establish tryresolution of the board minirnum standards for roid beds and roaddrainage.

Sec. 3. K.S.A. 68-530 is hereby amended to read as follows: 68-530. )The township board, with the approval of the county .ifrl,ffl?if;E !point, on hh merits only, a competent experienced roar

O Kdlir! Sacltttrt of Strt '1995 Vol. 14, No. 18, May 4,1995

Kansas Regrsteroverseer for the entire torvnshig v,ihe. The tounship road ooerseer shallhave charge of the constructioi and maintenance ,if *t to*"rt lo .orJr.bridges; and culverts, under the supervision of the township board

""dthe county engineer. When in the-opinion of the county 6ngineer theconditions demand it, the overseer may appoint one or more comDetentassistants, subject to the approval of thei^o*nship board+ preoid*. hany tqvnslrip having a population of ff.,,e hunCred €0$ 500 or less, thetownship board by unanimous vote may designate the township trusteeto act as road overseere+ rpdere1trrearr.Pfiffi{WrrS* Th; oflicersof any such township are-hereby authorized to perform repair, mainte-nance and improvement work on township roads not le. iorwensationand the cost of bercfits prooidcd to each iuch oflicer fot such unrk andIabor shall twt exceed a toC eost te sueh t€Fffish# of

""* **r."ra a"Ut"

($+$00),$a000 per an-num. Reimbuntment for'actual and n"r"oory i-penses shall not be indailzd uithin such lirnitation.

Sec, 4. K.S.A. 6B-115 and 68-530 are hereby repealed.Sec' 5. This act shall take effect dnd be in force:from and after its

publication in the Kansas register.

New State taws

Fire md safety alffiihstetehodre .....'............. .. .. ............ .

the cost of bond issuane, the cost of interest on the bonds during the onstrucdon of theproiect md the required reserves for the payment of prin(.ipal u? interest on tho bmds:Pr;Dldcd further, fhat such capital improvement prcjet iJ hereby apprcved for the de-partment of administmtion for tie purpors of subs&U-on (b) of K.S,{. 7a-S905 md amend-ments thereto md the authorization of the issume of bonds by tlre Kanss dryelobmentIinme authority in acmrdance with that statute: Andprco*tcdfirttwr,T"hatno bonds shallbe issued for Memorial hall renowtjon unti.l the department of admlnistntion hro prsentedto tlre joint mmmitte on state bui.lding mnstrudon a plm for Memorial hall r6nwation,including which agencies are to mcqpy the buildlne, ud undl the state Iinance coucil hrauthorird issum& of the bonds upo^n its reviw oithe ioint mmmittee's rommendation:And prooiibil finthcr, That all monep received frcm tire issumce of my such bonds shallbe deposited in the state trimury to tlre credit of tlris fund: enilpmidcdfurtier, That suchepita.l imlnwement project to rewate and equip Memorial Hall is oempt frm the pruvisiom of K.S.A. 1994 Supp. 75-2724, and metdments thereto.

641

; : . HOLISE BILL No, 2235

Ar.r Acr making md oneming appropriations for the ftscal yeus ending June 30, 1995,. md June 30, 1996, and autlorizing ertain.ftnmcing, for ertain capital imprwement' I prcjects for the insumnce departrnent, departmmt of adminiltration,.department of

smrner@, md housing, Fort Hala stdte univenity, Kansff state university, Kans state. trnivefsiq'-Salina mllege.o{technologi, EmBoria state university, Pittsburg state.uni-

venity, univprsity of Kansqs, unirenity o{ Kmsu medical @nter, Wichita stati univer-sity, department of human resoures, Kanss @mmission on.veteram affaire, attorneygeneral-Kmsro bureau of inestigation, Kmiro hlghmy patrol; adjutmt general,departrnent of wildlife md puls md Karsro state univeruity - extension ryntems and

' .. agrlculturc reserch prcgr.ams; authorizing the initiation md mmplgtion of crtain cap-ital imprdilment prcjects; alrd dipging or authorizing cqrtain disburrem€nts md actsincidentalto the foregoing. :

Be it enaded bg the Legislnture of the'State of Kansas:

Section 1. (a) Fortheffscalyears endinglune 30, f995, and fune 30,1996, appropriations are hereby made, restrictions and limitatiqns arehereby imposed, and transfeirs, disbursements and acts inc.idental to theforegoing are hereby directed or authorized to initiate and complete cap-ital improvement projects as provided in this act.

(b) The agencies named in this act 'are, hereby authorized to iiritiateand complete the capital improvement projects speci{ied and authorizedby ths act or for which appropriations are made by this act, subject tothe'restrictions and limitations imposed by tl.ris actj

(.) This.act shall not be subject to the provisions of subsection (a) ofK.S.A 1994 Supp. 75-6702 and amendmenis thereto. ,

Sec. 2.INSU,RANCE DEP.ARTMENT

(a) -

There is appropriated for the above agency from the followingspecial revenue fund or funds for the ffseal year ending June 30, 1996,all rironevs now or hereafter lawfullv credited to and ivailable ih suchfund.or funds, except tliat expenditu;es shall not exceed the following:lnsuroe building principal od interest payment fund . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . .

Insume delnrtment rehabilitation md repair fund

Sec. 3.DEPA'RTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION

(c) In addition to the other purposes for which expenditures may bemade from the state budget sdbilization fund for ffscal year lgg6, ex-penditures may be made by the above agency from the unencumberedbalance as ofJune 30, 1995, in each of the"following capital in44ovementaccounts of the state budget stabilization fund: nehibilitaUon,and re.pair-statehouse, judicial center and governor's residence; ADA capitalimprovement projects for state agencies; ffre and safety alarms-state-house; Shawnee county space usage and needs sfudy: Prooided,Thai ex-penditures for fiscal vear 1996 fr6m the unencumbeied balance in a,ny

luch ac.count shall not exceed the amount of the unencumbered balancbin such account as ofJune 30, 1995: Prooidef,.futher, That all expendi-tures for fiscal vear ili96 fro- such unencumtiered balarrce of anv iuchaccount shall b6 in addition to a"y e*pgndituie imposed on total eipend-itures from. ihe state budget staliilizaition fund fof ftscal year 1996: Anlprooided faqher, That the secretary of administra.tio4 may transfer gton-eys from the unencumbered balance as of lune 33, 1995, tn the ADAcapital improvement projects. account of the state budget stabiftzationfund to onb or more o^thei accounts of the state budget stibilization fundfor another state agency to be e4pended trli that sta:te ag@lcJ fo{:o4q ormore capital improvement projects which are approved by the sqcretaryof administration for tle state agency and which are related to require-ments applicable to the state ageicy that. are prescribed pursuant tdpub-bc law l0I-336, the federal Americans with disabilities act.

(d) In addition to the other purposes for which expi:nditures may bemade by the above agency frorn th6 U"ilAng and groind fund for ffscalyear 1996, expenditures may be made by the above aqency frorn thei'ollowing capital improveme;t account of the building aid giound fundfor ftscal year 1996 for the following capital improvement project or pro-jects, subject to the e4penditure limitations prescribed therefiol:Puking lot rehabilitation and repair . . .. ...... .. ..

(e) In addition to the other Frrposes for which expenditures may bemade by the above agency from the building and ground fund for ftscalyear 1996, expenditures may be'made.by the abovg agency frorn,anyunencumbered balance as of Iune 30, 1995, in each of the followinccapital improvement accounts 6f tir" buitding and ground fund: Patkin!lot rehabilitatjon and repair: Provided, That expenditures for f$cal year1996 from the unencumbered balance in any,sueh aecoutt shall not ex-ceed the amount of lhe unencumbered balance in such account bn lune30; 1995: Proor dc,flfu*her,That all expenditures for ffscal year' 1996 lroqrsuch unencumbered balance in any such account of the building'andground fund shall be in addition to any expenditure limitation imfosedon the building and ground fund for ftscal year 1996.

(0 In addition to tJre other pulposes for which expendituies may bemade by the above agency from the state buildings depreciation fund forIiscal year 1996, expendihrres may be made by the above agency fry'gthe following capital improvement account or accounts of the state build-ings depreciition fund during {iscd year 1996 for the following capitalimprovement project or projects, subject to the expenditure lirnitatiomprescribed therefor:

Energ/conse'rvationimprovemeits.fund......................,......,...., No limit

s279;500$1@;9@ir05,000itlT;229

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: $1,599,474

. $117,000

. s253,500

(a) There is appropriated for the above agency from the state generalfund for the ffscal year ending June 30, 1996, for the capital improvementprojects speci{ied as follows:

Any unencumbered balrc in excess of $100 ro of June 30, 1995, in ech of t}e followinecapital imprcvement reounts is hereby reapprcpriated for fircal yer 1996: Rehabittatio;md repair+tatehoure, judicial enter md gweriror's risidene; ffre md safety alms-statehoure; planning for memorial hall renwation.

(b) There is appropriated for the above agency from the followingspecial revemre fund or funds for the fiscal year ending fune 30, 1996,all monevs now or hereafter lawfullv credited to and available in suchfrrnd or frrnds, exeept that e{penditu;es shall not exceed the following:

.

MemorialHall.renov;tionfun{............. NolimitProofulcilThatthe departqent of administration may make expendituresf,rcm the Memorialhall renovation fund for the epital imprwement project to renovate and equip MemorialHall in an amount of not more thm tle total of $4,094,992 plus all mounts required for

' Prcoidcil,That all expenditum from ach such capital.i4proGment munt shatl be inaddition to-m-y, expenditure limitition impob€d on dte state huildings ddpreeiod. otr fqnd for{ircal pr 1996.

(q) In addition to the other purposes for which expenditures may bemade by the above agency from-thdstate buildings deireciation fund forfscal year 1996, eryenditures may be made by the abwe agency fromthe state buildings depreciation fund from the unencumbered balarrce as

.of June 30, l995lin elch capital improvement account of theistaie brdld-kafltinued)

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ings depreciation fund for one or more projects approved for prior ftscalyears: Prooidzd, That expenditures from the unencumbered balance inany such account shall not exceed the amount ofthe unencumbered bal-ance in such account on June 30, 1995: Prmiilcd further, That all ex-pen&fures from any such iccount shall be in addiuon to anv e:<oenditurelitnitation imposed'on the state buildings depreciation fund'for hscal year1996.

(h) Any unencumbered balance as of fune 30, 1995, in each of thefollowing capital improvement accounts ofthe buildine and ground fundis hereb! lapsed: Lighting improvements-state parkii'g lotsl

(i) Any unencumbered balance as ofJune 30, 1995, in each of thefollowiag'capital improvement agcounts oi the state buildings deprecia-tion fund is hereby lapsed: Wiridow replacement-Landon office build-ing; renovate Dochng office building and Forbes office building 74Qbandicapped accessability-Landon of{ice building.

(j) In*addiuon to the other purposes for whic[ expenditures may bemade try the above agency from the state buildings operating fund forffscal year 1996, expenditures may be made by tlre above agency-frgptlie following capital improvement account or accounts of the state build-ings operating fund during fiscal year 1996 for the following capital im-provement project or projects, zubject to..the expen&ture limitation pre.scribed therefor:ilandonstateofffebuildingdelrtrewice ....................,...,.........i : $t,lZl,OSoPrq:tied,Thatallexpenditures bythe abwe 4gencyfrcm tlre state buildings opemtingfuridfor {iscal year l996.for.Landon state offie buildins debt service shall be in addiUon to anyex-pendltrire limitation impored on the state buildiigs openting fund for liscal yea i996.'

(k) In addition to the other purposes for which expenditures may bemade from the state budget stabilization fund for ffscal year 1996, ex-penditures may be made 5y the above agency from the stite budget sta-bilizaUon fund tor {iscal year 1996 for the foJlowing specilied purposesubiect to the expendituri limitation prescribed therEfor, .

fiimf rdplaement md scupper installation*ju&cial center . . . . . , .. . 1. . . . $250,000

Prcoidcd,'t.ltx all exynditures by the abm agency frcm the state budga stabiliation fundfor ffscal yer 1996 for the roof replrcement md scuppr installatioejudicial enter shallb.9 i1 qdditionto my expeiditure limitadon impored on the state budget stabili:dtion fundfor ffscal ym 1996.

Sec. 4.

, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND HOUSING

(a) In addition to the other purposes for which expenditures may bemade from the Kansas economic development endowment account of thestate economic development initiatives fund for liscal year 1996, moneyrmay be expended by the above agency from the Kansas economic devel-opment endowmeni account of ihe jtate economic development initia-tives fund during the fiscal year 1996 for the following

""pitd i-pto*-

ment project or projects, subject to the expendituie limitations prescribedtherefor:Rehabittation md repair-tnvel irfomation entere $35,000

(b) I Expenditures may be made from the construct Olathe travel in-formation oenterrsubaocount of the Kansas economic development en-dowment account of the state economicdevelopment initiativei futtd d,r.-ing the ffscal year ending f une 30, 1996: Prooid.ed,That such expendituresshiH not exceed the a"mount of dre unencumbered balande in suchsubaccount on june 30, 1995: Prnidzd furtlwr, That all expendituresfrom the unencumbered balance of such subaccount shall be in additionto any expenditure limitation imposed on the total expenditures from theKansas economic development endowment account of the state economicdbvelopment initiatives fund for liscal year 1996.. Seq 5.

FORT HAYS STATE UNTVENSITY

(a)' There is appropriated for the above agency from the followingspecial revenue fund or funds for the fscal year ending Tune 30, 1996,all monevs now or hereafter law{ullv credited to and ivailable in suchfund or funds, except that expendituies shall not exceed the following:

McMindes hall-bond md intemt sinhng'fund .........;,..:...::..;.... .. ; NorhmitMcMindes hall-maintenmce md equipnent reserve fund .....:.,..r... No htn$Agrw hall-prciet rwenue fud No limit .

Asnil haI-jbo;d md interest sinking fund .. .. .. .. .. .. . No [mitAEndthal--.{aintenmeand equiprientrmere fund ..............,... NolirritMcGmthhalllojectrmnuefuird .....'...........,......:,........:.... tloti"S aMcGnth halljo;d md interest sinking fund .... ...... ... Nb Hflift fMcGnttrhall-maintememdequiprientrerercfund ....

:::: N:#ilil IResidene hall renovation rw.ou. fund ....... .. ... . :..............

(b) During the fiscal years ending fune 30, 1995, and June 30, 1996'

Fort Haln stale university is hereby iuthorized to make gxPenditures'toraze Mc'Grath hall.

Sec. 6.KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY . I '!

(a) There is appropriated for the above agency from the followingmecial revenue fund or funds for the ffscal year ending lune 30, 1996;

Jl rnon"* now or hereafter lawfully credit6d to and iviilable in such

fund or funds, except thad qrpenditures shall not excebd thb folldwihgi : ' .

Studentfepmiectrerervefud...........:,....,., ..... ..,. NbliriiiStudent fe bonds principaland inferestfund .......'..... :. {olimit ..

PreMzitJfhat. eryenditures may be made frcm the student fe bondsprincipd a{d iqtelest . 'fund for detrt swie, ffnmcing osts md rpqulred reserues for the txpital improvement

prcject to reloyate Va Zile hil, Putnam hall md Boyd hall pummt to,setion 11e) oflhabter 25 of the 1989 Session law of Kmsc.

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colireumbondpme&fund """" i " " r" "" ":"""""""r:' ' No'hlrri!Coliseumrepaiiequipmentmdimprweinentfund ...-...t......':'.".. ,.. ,, N.oliaitStadium bond md intirest sinhne litnd .. . . . . r, . . . . .... . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . . . . . . . , . Np limitStudent mion mnex Il bond and*intqe.st sinking fud .. . . . . .. ll. . ... ' No limitHousing system proiect rmnue fund ; . . . . . .. . . . ]. . . . . . .. . . . . .

'. ,:. . . , . ' No limit

Housini svstem Lond md interst sinkine fupd , No limitffavna[ei hdl bond md interest sinking-fud.Stridentmionmnexl.bondandinteresisinkinqfund...... '.......'...,' ... NolirnitIrdinetenacdllibondmdinterestsinkingfuid ....................:-.: " Nolimii3tudent ruretional buildine bond md interestsinking fund .. .. .... ... ' No limitShellenberger hall thlrd flmi expmsion priwte gifu fund .. . .... ........ i No llmitEnginerirftmmplu-phcell-primte$ftsfund'r.....'...,.1..;..;.,.'";-, , Nolimi1stuientolireumbondiefund..................... Ng"limit

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Student uion mnex fund ...........Hosing systm-rointenme md equipment reserc fwd ............,Houitrg system bond and interest sinhrg fundPhpical education building omtruction-bond ud interest sinking

fud . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Physical scienes buil&ng-fedeml grmt fund ........... .... .... .... .....lsis lield renwationJond md in'terest sinking fundIsis field renovation-rwemie fund .....................................Stemberg museum gift fund ....... .. ..Wiest hall-pro!:a wenue fundWiest hall-bond md interct sinking fund ...,.......,......Wibst hall:maintenme urd eqiripment rese1p fu4dMcMindes,halllojict rweirue fund ..............,... j..

Proddn4TltatKnss state univpnity may make expenditures from tlre plant sciene+builel-ing---phrc Il-speial nenue fund for tlre cqrital impmvement Prcject to mmtruct mdequip phue II ofthe plant rciene buildinq in. addition to tlre expsrditure of other moneysrplptifriated thete fori pmtded, Iwpem, ilrat expenditues .frcm this fund for such epitalimbrwement nrciet shall not exeed $5,000,000 plus all mounts required for cmts of anyboird or lom issure. oss of interest on mv tnnd oi lm isued or obtained for such

enital impwment prciect md my required rerewe for payment of prircipal md interetoti *y bdnd or lori P'rwtdul fuhh.;, Thrt att gfu md irmts raiived

-for the epita.l

imDnement Droiect to snstruct and equip phroi II of the ptmt sciene building, othertltit th"* toiiufr frcm the fedeml goreirrirent for such mpitil irnpwement prcjei*, shan

be deposited in the state treruury to ahe credit of this fund: And prcddc.dfurthrr, Tliat theabore-agency may tmnsfer moreys frcm tle spgnmred rwarch rerhead fwd and frcmappmpri-ate rcounts of the restricted fes fud to this fund for such capital imprdementd:6le& or for debt rervie for such epital imprwemeht p roiel: And prooidzd furtller,Thatl[ t*fen of mmels for l]*al y""i tsso frcm the sp6nsirred resesch overhead fud tothis fund shall be in'ad&uon to my expenditure limitation imlnsed on &e:spontor6d r*s:mh werhead fmd for &scal )eu l9ffi: And pruidzdfiuthza Thattucb epital'lmprovo-ment pmiect is hereby apprcved for Kanss state univerity for the purpmm qf subsoc(ion(b) off.3-1. 74-8905 md mendments thereto md the autlrorization of the issumce ofbonds by the Kansm development {inmce authotity in @<prdure with that statute.dndpmtaei$"atur, That all rionep *qeiu"d fto* the itsq** d any such bon& shall bedeposited ir tle state trffiury to the credit of this fund: And prcotilzilfxrtlvr,That, tpnrequest of the pmident of Kflss state univeroity to pwifle for my mounts tlrat may berequired to bJpaid for all or part of the m* of such epital improvement Prciect mdex&nses related thereto, in ad&ti,on to other auilable monep, the pmled money invst-mint board is authorired md &rected to lom to Kansas state.univenity sufffcient n\oney{therefor: And. omidcd. furtfur,'fuat aldlom amounts shall.be tnriferred and credited tothis fund upon ce*iffelom by the presi&nt'of Kmias state univerei,ty. Andpruidiilfia-lhza That rhe pmted money inresunent board is:autfioriud md dirdcted to us'e my m4epin operating munts, investment amunts or otier investments of tle state of ftmsas

-to

pr*id" *o-nev* for such lom: And prc oidel fuatvr,Ttntsuch loan shall bear interst fromihe date of thi: lrm transfer or tmsfes at m onual rate of intdest which is not les tlmthe ruerage yield before tres rmived on 9l-day United States trmury bills iu deteminedby tbe feiieml reserve bmls ro fuel agents of the United Stats at G most rent publicohering of nch bills in effea on Jmuai I of such yer md shall have such other teim umay bj aged upon by the prelident bf Kmsqs itote uniwnity and the pooled moneyin6stmeni U*ti. era'p*tfi"d furthzr, Th* such loan shall irni f.. aB"-ntea !o bg a;indebtednss or debt of the.slate. of (ans-m within the meaning of setion 6 sf article ll of

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the mstitudon of the state of Kmsas.

Chester E. Peten metion omplex expmsion aDd restomtion fefund .... .. .. .. .. .. .

. Pmlilcil,Tlat Kuffi state univmity roy make expen{iturq.frcm the Chester E. Petenrereatimomplex expmion and reqtoration fee fund forthe e+pital imprcvementpTojeat

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Kansas Registerto ugmd md renwate the Chester E. Peten rereation mmplex in m mount of not morethan.the. total of $7,600,000 plu all amounts required for cost of.bond issumce, ost ofinterest on &e bonds during the omtruction of tle prcjet md required resewes for thepayment of principal md interest on.the bonds: Pmidcdfurther, That such capital im-prwement project is heireby appwed for Kmsro state unirenity for t}e purposes of sub-section (b) of K.S.A. 74-8905 md mendments thereto md the authqriation of the issuaneof bonds by dre Kartzu drelopment ffnme au&ority in acordmce qitl tlat statute: And.grcoldd furtfur, That all monep reeived from the issuane of my such bonds shall bede.Insited in the state trerury to the credit of this fund.

Stu{ent unionren<ivation and expmsion fund ................. No limit

Pffiidpil"fh^rKnss state university may make expenditures from tle student union ren-ovation md expmsion fund for the epital imprcvement prcject to renovate and expand thestudent union in an amount of not more thm $9,200,000, plus dl amounts required for costof bond issumce, inst of interest on the bonds during the construction of the prcject andrequired reserues for the payment ofprincipal md interest on the bonds: Prcotdedfurther,That such epital impmrement prcject is hereby apprcved for Kmsc state university forthe purpou of subrection (b) of K.S.A. 74-89O5 md amendments tlereto md the author-iztion of the issuane of bonds by dre Kanru dwelopment ffmne authority in accordmceviitlr that statuter And probi.ilcilfurther, That all monep received from the issumce of mysuch,bonds shall be deposited in the state treroury to the credit of&is fund.

(b) On or before July 10, 1995, and on or before the l0th day of eachmonth thereafter during ffscal year 1996, the director of accounts andreports shall transfer from the state general fund to the student coliseumbond fee fund the amount of moneJ, certi{ied by the pooled money in-vestment board in accordance with tf,is subsectioir. f.idt to J,tly f0, i9g5,and prior to the l0th day of each month thereafter during ffscal year1996, the pooled money investment board shall eerti| to th6 director ofaccounts and reports an amount of monef gqual to the proportionateamount of all the intgrest credited to the state general fund for the pre-ceding month, pursuant to K.S.A. 75-42loa and amendments thereto,that ls attributable to moneys in the student coliseum bond fee fund.Such amount of money shail be determined by tlre pooled money in-vestment board based on: (1) The average daily balance of moneys in thestuderit coliseum bond fee fund during the preceding month as certiffedto the board by the president of Kansas state university and (2) the av-erage interest rate on repurchase agreements ofless than 30 days durationentered into by the pooled money investment board for that ptriod oftime. On or before July 5, 1995, pnd on.or before the fffth day of eachmonth thereafter during ftscal year 1996, the president of Kansas stateuniversity shall ce*if' to the pooled money investment board the averagedaily balance of moneys in the student coliseum bbnd fee fund duringt}e preceding month.

Sec. 7. . KANSASSTATEUNI!'ERSITY-SALINA..

COLLEGEOFTECHNOLOGY

(a) There is appropriatedforthe above agencyfrom the state genpralfund for the ffscal year ending June 30, 1996, for the capital itnprovementproject or projects specifted as ftrllows:lcm payment+ercnautical ccnter (including aercnautical laboratory

center)............ $189,466

(b) There is appropriated for the above agency from the followingspecial revenue fund or funds for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1996,

"11 *on"vs now or hereafter lawfullv credited to and a-vailable in such

fund oi funds, except that expenditures shall not exceed the following:Nw domitory constn:ction fund No limitProoidzd That expenditurirs may be made from the new domitory construction fund tomnstmct md equip a student domitory for the abow agency on the campus at Salina,Knw; Prooldzd. furthcr, Tlnt tle capital imprcrement prcject to construct md equip adomitory at the Kmss state univerity-Salina, college of technologl is hereby apprcvedfor the purpmes of subsection (b) of K.S.A. 74-8905 md mendrients thereto md theauthorizitioir of the issume of borids bv tle Kansc dryelopment ffnance authority inacmrdmce with that statute: And proodzd furtlnr, That all monep received from'tleissuahe of such bonds, lwal sales tu pmeeds md any otler source to construct md equipsuch domitory shall be deposited in the state treilury to the credit of this fund.

Site impwementsfund.............., .........i.r..... No limitPrcotded That expenditues nay be made frcm the site improvements fund to constructnw rcads md sidryalls md make other site imprcvements for the above agency on thecampus at Salina".Kansu: Prcoiileclfunhlr, That all monep rceivsl frcm local iales tup'rccieds or any othq.sdure for site improvements shall bi deposited in the state treruuryto the oedit of this fund.

Technologr enter addition fuird No limitPmldzd., That expenditures may be made fnim the tehnolog center ad&tion fund tomnstruct m addition to the technologr renter for the above ageriry on the campus at Salina,

Kmwt Prootdeil furtl*r, That all monelt rueived from local mles tu prccwds or myother mure for the tehnolory enter addition shdll be deposited in tle state treuury tothe sedit of tlds fund.

College enter mnstruction fund No limitPrfidzil, Ttrat upenditures may be made.frcm the college @nter construction fund toconstruct a ollege enter for the abwe agency on tle empus at Salina, Kawu: Pmiilcdfurtlw, TIat all monep received fmm lmal sales tax preeds or my other soure for

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onstmction of a ollege gentgr qhall be deposited in the state tre6ury to the credit of &isfund.

(") During the liscal years ending June-30,-1995, andJunq 30, 1-996,

Kansas state u-"niversity - Sahna, college of technolory is hereby author-ized to make expenditirres to raze the g5neral studies S"uilding, the storage

building, the mechanical laboratory building and the student unionbuilding.

Sec. 8.EMPORIA STATE UNryERSITY

(^) There is appropriated for the above agency from the followingsDecial revenue fund or funds for the {iscal year ending fune 30, 1996,

,il ,norr"u, now or hereafter lawfullv credited to and ivailable in such

fund or funds, except that expendituies shall not exceed the following:Men's domitorv No. l-prcirot revenue fundMen's domitory No. t-Lond *d interest sinking fund .. . . .. . ......Men's domitory No. l-building mainti:nane and equiPment resene

fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Men's domitory No. 2-Project revenue fund ... .. .. .'..Men's domitory No. 2--hond md interest sinhng fund ... . ... .... . .

Men's domitory No. z-maintenmc md equiprient reserve fund '....Women's domitory No. z-prciet rflenue fund .. . .. . .

Women's domitory No. Z-Lond md interest sinhng fund . .... .. .. . .

Women's domitory No. 2 maintenmce and equipment fund .. . .... .

Women's domitory No. 3 md student apartments-prcject revenue. fund...........Women's domitorv No. 3 and student apartments-bond and interest

sinkins fund . . .i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Women s"dormitory 'No. 3 arid student apartmenttsmaintenme mdequipment reserye fund . . .. .. .. .. . .

Womenb domitoryJ',Io. tt- proiect rryenue fundWomen's domitorv No. ,l-bond ild interest sinking fund . . . . . . . ' . . . . .

Women's domitpry No. 4-maintenance md equiprient reserue fund .

Student union bond and interest sinking fund . .... .. ......Student union refurbishing fundBond construction funds findStudent union addition bond and interest sinking fund .i.....,. r..... ...Men's domitory No. 3-proirct revenue fundMen's domitorv No. 3-bond md interest sinking fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Men's domitory No. 3- maintenanre ud equipment reserve fund .. .. .

Residene hall renwation rwenue fund ............ .....: ...............Sec. 9.

PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY

(a) There is appropriated for the above agency from the followingsDecial revenue fund or funds for the {iscal year ending fune 30, 1996,

Jl rnorr".r, now or'hereafter law{ullv credit;d to and ivailable in such

fund <ir dunds, except that expendituies shall not exceed the following:1962 domitorv and student apartments sinking fund1962 domitori md student aiartments revenrie lund1962 domitory md student apartment repair and replaement fund ....Etrt campus apartments md Sttl.k h"U ruenue fundEmt cam-pu apartments md Shirk hall bond md interest sinhng fund .

East cmous apartments md Shirk hall repair and replaement fund . . .

Manied sludeit housingmd men's domitbry-bondind interest sinking

fund .. . . .... .. .,...Mmied student houins and ren's domitory proirct rwenue fund . .

Mmied student houin[ md men s domitory iepair md replaementfund ................................ ...

Suspense fundKansu technology enter fedenl fundKansm tmhnolofr center gifts md donations fund

Jack C. Ovemm student center renovation fund ..... .....:.....Sec. 10.

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS.

(a) There is appropriated for the above agency from the followingsoecial revenue fund or funds for the ffscal year ending fune 30, 1996'

il -onru, now or hereafter lawfully credited to and ivailable in such

fund or funds, except that expen&tures shall not exceed the following:Planmdmnstructhummdevelopmentrenter-giftfund ...........-' Nolimitstudent union renovatioi rwenud fund . ........ -... ' No limitil;;;i;;i;;;;;w"[""bo"dmdinterestsinkingfund "':""": "" Nolimitii"J""t ""i"",""wation

bond reserve fund .................-........-... .No linttSi"J""t hr"ltt foility maintenue, repair, md equipment fee'fund ' No limit

prcuided.That expenditures may be made from tie student health frcility maintemne,repair md equipment fee fund for the epital imprcvement Prcject for the addition to md

reirovation of the student health facility

Housins system reyenue fund No limit

ttousinE Jwtem #nd a.d interest sinking fund . .. .. .. " No limitp-lonn'fJrUti.r r"mlus fund-KDFA A-bonds' 1988 No limit

n"seni""""tetrweiuefund-KDFADbonds, 1990. """ : "" ' NolimitR.i.nt, ent., bond reserye fund-KDFA D bonds' 1990 .. " " " " No limitReEentsertersumlusfund......... NolimitiuE"nt, centr, ,.#tt fund . . .... .. . .. 'No limit

R"!.nt. *nt", p.oiect fund-KDFA D bonds, 1990 No'limit

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New $titel*t&iBibcqiencosresarchcenter-fedem!fund.........,.1,.....,r..,..,;...........Studentunionrenwationrebatefund(phasel)....:..,.,,",.,......,..,.....Student uion renmtim principal md interest-KDfAC bonds; 1902Shdentuion remvation bond rerve-KDFAC bonds. 1992 .........Student union renwation surplus fund-KDFA C bonds, 1992 ..........Student union renwation rebate fund-KDFA C bonds. 1992 . .. .. .. .. .

Stuilent rmiop renwation prciet fund-KDFA C bo.nds, 1892 ,",,:.....,Eneigr orrervatiorunivereity prcject mmt-KDFA G bon{ 1998Biocience reseuch enter prcject fund-KDFA series Q bonds. 199?Bioscise rerearch enter rebate funLtDFA reriqs Q khds, 1992'..Biorclore resare:h @nter prcFct mnt-KDFA A bonds, f994

fund . .. . . .. . . . . . . . .

Biosclence rearch center principal md intere$ payment smunt-KDFA A bonds. l9t)4 fund

Bios@.ncp rerearch €nter 6st of isruce rcount-KDFA A bond!,1994 frrnd

Puldng frcilites refunding bon& principl md interest fund-KDFA Gboi&, tsea ..........-..............:...................................

Paddng fdilt0es refunding bn& rmrue fund-KDFA G bonds, 1993iPi*ing f*ilfties refunding bonds rebate fund*KDFA G bords, 1903 .

Energrconsetration KU prcject rocount fud-KDFA L brinds, 1993 .

Studbnt health frcility addition menue fund

(b) In addition to the other purposes for which expenditures may bpmade fnom the state budget stdbil?aUon fund for ffscal year 1996, ex-penditures may be made by the above aqency frcm the state budset sta-biliz.atiotr fundfor fncal vear 1996 for th-e foflorvins speciffed capltal im-provement project suliect to the expenditure triituti"" priscritredtherefor:Plan; cnnstruct; reeonstmct md equip Hrch audltorium ' t3,S00,000PmilBd'Thx all expenditm by the abwe agency frm &e *ato budga stabilizsdm fundfor ffrcal tar l9Q6 for &e epital impweme-nt proiet to plan. onstirct. mnstroct mdequip H;h auditorium sball^be in a&dition to *iry itrp.ntfit"re limitation imlnsed on thesddbudget stabiliation fund for liwl yes lgg6.

(c) On fuly l, 1995, the appropriation of $3,800,000 for the aboveagency f-or the hscal year en,llngluni eO, 1996, by section 5l(e) ofchapter360 of the l9&[ Session Laws of Kansas from the state general fund inthe plan, constnrct, reconstruct and equip Hoch auditorium, includinginstirctional and library facilities accouit is hereby lapsed.

No lir4itNo limltNo [mit'No limitNo limitNo limitNo limttNo.limitNo hmitNo limit

No linltNo ltriitNo limitNp limtf*o tmi!

UNIVENSITT OF KANSAS MEDICAL CENTENif:." ri* l

Eiosclence reserch enter rerc ac@unt-KDFA A bonds, l9S4foqd . .. .. . , . . ... . .. . . . ,. .. . . .. .. . . . . . . . . No lirnit

Bi6sc.lgnc reserch ent6r rebate ammt-XDFA A borr&, lg!4 fund No limit

(a) There is appropriated.for the above agency from the follovrjngspecial revenue fund or firnds for the ffscal year ending fune 30, 1986nall mone;n now or hereafter lawfully credited to and available in su$firnd or funds, except that expenditures shall not exc€€d the foffq*ving:, ;Puldng frcility KDFA principal md interq* fud .......... Ho [rypt,Parldng f*ility KDFA bqd rererve fund No hlilt'Pa&ngfacib9KDFAsurplufund..................................;:.... 'l,tq!ffi,Modicdltbrarybondandinterestsinkingfund.........,....,..,.::...i.,. '1 'Xd.,liffSPuhngfrcilityrerenuefmd.......... ' ,,}{p[nntParhng frcility bond md Interest sinking fun{ .......,........,.., ;......iPar*ing frcility refunding interest md sinking fmd . . .. ... . . . . . .... .. .,...Puhng frcility refunding repair and mnstruction fundHocpital refmdi"gbond rererc fund

Sec. l!.WrcHITA. STATE UNIVERSITY.

(a) There is'appropriated"for the above agency from th6 fullodngspecial revenue fund or funds for the frscal year ending lrme 30, l0ffi,a[ monevs now or hereafter hwfullv credited to and iailable in suchfund or funds, except that expenditures shall not exgoed the"folldm'ing:'";1960dorrntrcybondmdinterestsinkingfwd ..............,:'No.lirdif.1900.domitoryrepahandreplaemeuirixerrnefund...................,.. tlfshrndt19T6 domitory bond urd interest Cnklng fud ..... ;........lg7odomito;bodreerefund .....-......,....... ' Noltoritf9?€domrttoryruintenmcereserefund................................. Noltmlt

(b) Duripg the {iscal ye4rs en&ng }une 30, 1995, and Iune 30, 109$,Wichita state.univenity h hereby authorized to make experxlitures to Bzethe communicatioos buililing.

Sec. 13.

(a) In additbn to the othor purposes for which eryendtures.rndy bemade by the above agency frori tlie special employment seeirrity'ftndfor ftscal year 1996, expenditures rnay be made by the abwe agency ftqm.the unencumbbred balance as of lui'e 30, 19S5, in eac*r of thE foHor.inc .1capital improvement acrounts of-the ryecial errryrloymeut seourib/ ftinil Ifor fucal year 1996: Handbapped accessibility upgrades st existing !buildings used by department rifhum.tt r"s^ttnsiFrouidd, That erlpenditures from the unerrcumbered balance ofany sueh accqrnt shall noterrceed the amount ofthe unencumbered balanee in such arceount on luneffi , IWS : Prwidcd further, That dl expenditures from the unencumEredbalance of any sucL account shall be in addition to any expen&ture lim,itation imposed on th€ speeial emploympnt security {ind-fot ffscal year1906.

(b) In addition to the other pulposes fqr which eryendiJures rney,bnnade by the abore agenry from the emplo;ment security adrainig1atiotrfund fur the fiscal year ending |une 30, 1996, expenditures nay be madeby the above agency from the employment security administration fundfrom monevs made available to the state turder section 90il of the fuderalsocial secuiity act, as amended, during ftscal year tgf{i: froaadpd',iEiiexpenditures from this fund during ftscal year 1996 of mongn made avail-able to the state undef secdon 903 ofthe federal social secudty:act, as

aqrarded, shall be made only for the follov,ring*pit"l improvgm'en1p.ur-poses: (1) For major mainienance of existinfbulldings irsed by &e de-partment of human resources for employmeut security purposes; (2) forpaving, Iandscaping and acquiring fixed equipment as may be requiredfor the use and operation of such buildings; or (3) f<ir any combinatio-rlof these purposes: Prnided furtlvr, That expen&tures from this firnilduring fiscal year 1996 of monep made availalle to tho state under sec-tion 903 of the federal socidl security act, as amended" for such capitalimprovement pulposes shall not .*6..a $gf ,tgl: plus the amouni ofunencumbered balances on fune 30, 1995, for capltal imprwernent pro-jects approved for liscal yeirs prior to frscal year 1996i Ail pnniildfunhei,^l\at all expenditures from this fund lor such capital impt-roment purposes or projects shall be in additibn to any expenditure limi-tation imposed on the employment security a&ninisttation fund fqr frscalveaf 1S6. !:''

Sec. 14.KANSAS COMMTSSTON ON VETEMNS AFrArnS )

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. NqlinitlulinttUqleitMiUntit' ',1 | ,-l

Ptsil&d, that thp qn|er$g of Kmru may qrake apenditures frsn tbe student healdrfacilltv addltio.n ryyenue,f"ad for ihe epitai impwenlmt prole* for the addig<in to {ndthe renmtion of the student health facitity pn&*afuAv;that the epital impruementprpi€ct to add to md to renwate the student healih facilitv is hr*biapproGd for theprpi€ct to add to md to renwate the student health f?dltv h hereblrappmli,ersity of xansm fur the purposes of subsetion (b) of f.S.A. Z+-egts

"it?lmiwrsity of Kansm fur the purpmes of subseUon (b) oftheieo md tlre authorization of the isume of lxmds hu

and anendmatsthereto md tlre authorization of Se isume gf'boa& $,- &g'Kansas &ivehpmmt ftrimeautf,g;f tn mrdme with that sta:tute: 4.d pmUdeil'furrftlr, Ihat a[ m6npp reeived

ff#.**tt* tmyruch bonds drall be deposidin the stqte treasuryto the cne&t of

Ptufdpd. Tlut the uniwrcity of Kosc may make expenditures frgm the biosdene esearch enter+pecial rewnre fund $or the capital impmerent lmject to mnstnrct andeqqip e bimienes reseNrch enter in addition to the expenditure of othermoreys a'norc-pri"t'ii *errfp" Pmidcd,Imwr,That aytditures frcm't}is fund foi mch cipialt'irt-eqqip h biNien€s reseNrch enter in addition to the exDenditure of othermoreys a'norc-pri"t'ii ttrerrfp" Pmidcd,Imwr,That aytditures frcm't}is fund foi mch cipialt'irt-prrrrrcmmt pmject slnll not qeed $4,053,000 plus all ammts required for eosii of mybond bsrmn@, @sts of intemt on my bond issued or obmined for such epital impwementprolxt iurd any required.rrcrues for pynent of priacipal and intmst on any

-bond: Pra

dded fuflryr, That dl $fu md grmts recei-red for the caprtal imporement prcject toconbtruct and eouio a biosciences rcsearc.h enter. other thm th<*e r6efrred fmm the fe&.

impwementny bond: Praprolxt and any required.rrcrues for pnynent of priacipal and intmst on any bond: Pra

dded fuflryr, That dl $fu md grmts recei-red for the caprtal imporement prcject toconbtruct and equip a bioscieres rcsearc.h enter, other than ihoie r6r:efrred from the fe&.

Ekrpiencac resereh enteq-*pecial rercnue fund .r.,, . ..... . . .:.. i..,. ., No.limit

enl govqntsngnt.fu such e4pitalinl govqntsnent for srrch eapital impmment prcjectr shall be deposited in dre stqlte tseas-ury to tlrc s€dit of thir fund : And prnided fwtbr, T'hat the abae agency may trmsferury to tlrc sedit of thir fund: And prnidedfwtbr, T'hat the abae agency may trmsfermineys for liml pr X)06 frcm tlie sp""r"rid rsch oerhead ruri6 ard frm app.o-priate mmts of the restricted fees fund to tlls fund for suclr spital impwenem proiectu for debt swice for snclr eaoital imnmwment pmiert: And ixvotdtifurtlvr.Ttni allu for debt swice for suclr epital

law enforemeot training center inpmerents qlncisl rqveqge,funil . Nb limit

Sunllwer research landffll remedadon fund . :..,.... -,.. ... j...,,'..,;..., No lhnit

u for deht swice for such epital impm.wment project: And yvrd"n Iunlcr, Tlrat alltransfers of monew for ffsel rw 1906 fmm the spmred roearcb werhead fund to dlisfund shall be in eddidon to anv emendihrre limitafoon immed on the smmrcd eeerchmrtread fund for ffsal v6u

to my expenditure limitation impored on tbe qmsored reseuchrer 1996: And.pnwalcd futlvr"Thx such epital imprcrercntpnrualed fuilvi'fhat such epitd imprcrercnt

rsity of Rmsm for tfii purpores of subrectiirn (b)pn{et is hereby apprcved for the university of Kahsm for tle irurporei of qrbiectiix (b)of K.S,A. 74-8905 md mendments drereto md the authorlafion of the issmce of bond3bythe Kansm derelqment.finmce authorityin aocordancewith.th*tstrt'*e: Andpmttdcilfufihar,'ftat all mone)r: reoery flo.m the issume of any n;ch bg4s phal be depositedin tlF stete tresurv to the credit of this fund.

?rotilci\lhxthe univereity of Kanss roy make erymditurs frcm the lawenforccmenttra@irlg €nter imprwements special mnue fud foi a epital impwih€nt.pidject forpkluntngand onstruction-phae IIJor lary enfomnt tralnhg e€rabr imprcvin{ents:PmotuIcil,, Aowr, That expendihrres frcm this fund br such caoital inrprurcnt pmiectshal mt ereed i5,436,Wti Pr@idzdfrrtftar, That the abore ugio"y

^iy tt*"fur itoti.pfor liscal year 1996'frcm the law enforement training enter lund to this fund for such@pital impffim nt prclat: Anil proo*bn fuaher, rtx all trosfen of monep for ffscalyeat 1596 ftom the lar enforcement training c9nttr tun! to driS:fund shan be in additionto sn. f e4ppn&hn€ limitatjon imps€d on the law enfrjrcemmt tririirlng rentei fuad for lidcalredrl9g6. . :,,:

"i**Td8trt let5

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Vot. 14, No. 18, May * tgsJ

h$sviState Laws 645

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i(s) : In addition to the gtler purposes for which expenditqres.may bemade from the highway patrol training center fund for frscal year 1996,expenditures may6" -"i1" by the aboie agency from the higliway patroleibbirdittues maybe nigale by the above agency from the highway patroltiii,sing center fund for ftscal year 1996 to make debt service paymentstraining center fund for fiscal year 1996 to make debt servicefor the"Kansas highway patroi training center at Salina forissued for such prolect punuant to subiection (b) ofsectioq 6 ofchapter326 of the 1992 Session [,aws of Kansas.

(b) In addition to the olher purposes for which expendihrres may be."a" ly the ahove ag.tr.y frori tlie motor carrier irispection futtd fotftscal year 1996, expenditures may be made by the above agency fromthe qnencumbered balance as offune 30, 1995, in each ofthe followingcapital improvement accounts of the rnotor carrier inspection fund forfncal year 1906: Install concrete barriers: Prooidnd,That expenditures forfncal vear 1996 from the unencumbered balance in anv such accountrlia(ri* exceed the unencumbered balance in such accoiint on fune 30,1995: ?rooidcd. furthcr, th* all expenditures for frcal year 1996 fromthe unencumbered balance in anv such account shall be in addition to

fn/-expenditure limitation imposed on the motor carrier inspection fundfor ftscal vear 1996.a :, .a .

,,Stb.',17. :

',.:'.t: ; .,, ADJUTANTGENERAL(a) There is anoropriated for the above agencv from the state general

fund for tlre ffs"Jy!#""ding ]une 30, 1996,Tor the capital improiementproject or projects speciffed as follovs:R6habilitationmalrepairprcjects ...j....:..................:.............. $f6fB00

(b) On Iuly l, 1995, any unencumbered balance in excess of $l@ as

of ]une 30,i965, in each oithe following capital impmvement accounts

of'the state general fund is hereby ieappropriated for fiscal year1996: Rehabilitation and repair projects.

Sec. 18.: :i-'- --' DEpARTMENT oF WILDLIFE AND pAnKs

(a) There is appropriati:d for the above agencry from the state general

f"nd for the {ir".l^y"aien&ng June 30, 1996,Tor the capital improvementprojects speciffed as follows:gf.qq4darrygerepqir .................... $650,000

Prcdded,That ny unencum[ered balme in the flwd damage repair munt in exess of$100 r of fme 30, 1995, is hereby reapprcpriated for liscal yeru 1996.

(b) .{ny unencumbe, red balance in excess of $100 as of }une 30, 1995,

in each of the following capital improvement accounts of the state generalfirnd is herebv reappropriated foi{iscal vear 1996: Campground devel-opmenq h*6i""pirid ^accessibility renovation; rehabilitau6n and repairprojects.^ (;) There is appropriated for the above agency from the following**ld ,.r,unu" fr^t"d oi funds for the ffscal v"ln

".tditte Iune 30, 1996,

"h -orr"* now or hereafter lawlullv.redited to and ivailable in such

fund oi drnds, except that expendituies shall not exceed the following:Deprknentuessrodfund . . ..................... Nolimit

, (d) In additioq,to the other purposes for which expenditures may bemade from

.the state budget sta'bililzation fund for fiscal year 1996, ex-

Renwate latlr houses .............Dismsemble ban - Colby expi:riment station .. .... .. .: ............. ....

No limitNo limit

)

Kaneae Regiotercapital improvement project or projects speciffed as follows:Repair 4nd rehabilitation prcjec'ts

,. . . . . . . . . . $f50,000

: (b). ' .In ad&tion to the other purposes for which expenditures may beq.d. b tle above agency froi tfie soldiers' home iee fund for fiscalybar 1996, .expenditures may be made by the above agency from theuneiiliunibbred balance as of fune 30, 1995, in each of the followingcdpital improvement accounts bf the soldiers' home fee fund for ffscafy.ein mSO, Life safety improvernents: Prooidcd, That expenditures forffsegl vear 1996 from the unencumbered balance in anv such accountshail riot exceed the amount of the unencumbered balairce in such ac-coriirt on lune 30, 1995: Prooiilzd furthcr, That all expenditures for ffscaly€ar'1906 from the unencumbered balance in any subh account shallbeia additiotr to any expenditure limitation imposed qn the sol&ers'homefee fund for fiscal vear 1996.

Sec. 15.,,.,..,:, ,i A'IT.OnNEY GENEMI;KANSAS BUREAU oF IIIV.ESTIGATION

{a), There is hereby appropriated for the above aqency from the stategeneral fund for th* fu"t yiar ending fune 30, 1"996,'for the capitalir4pnivement project or projects speciffed as follows:

$60,000$r30,0q)

to make debt service paymentscenter at Salina. for the. bon&

penditures may be made by the above agency from the state budget sta-bih""tioo fund for fscal y6ar 1996 for "the iollowing speciffed p"ulposesubject to the expenditure limitation prescribed therefor:Flooddamagerepair ................... Sl00;000

Prctiled,Tbx all expenditures by the abwe agency from the state budget stabilization fundfor ff*al pr 1996 for flmd damage repair shall be in addition to ily expenditure limftatimimpmed on the state budga stabiliauon fund for ffscal yeu 1996.

(e) On luly I, lS5, or as soon thereafter as moneys are available, thedirector of-accounts and reports shall transfer $1,350:000 from the statehighway fund of the department of transportation to the department ac-cess road fund of the department of wildllfe and parls.

(0 On the effecEve date of this act, any uneircumbered balance inthe following account of the wildlile fee fund is herebylapsed: Rehabilitate Smoky Hill river channel.

(g) In addition to the other purposes for which expenditures may bemade by the above agency from ilre wildlift fee fund for ffscal year 1995,expendihres may be made by the above agency from the following capitalimiprovement dcount or acrounts of thJwil&life fee fund duriig fiscaly"i lg05 for thp folloving capital improvement project or projecis, sub-ject to the expenditure limitqtion pre.scribed tJrerefor:Cedr Bluff reremir -

payment tp federal bureau of relamatidn ... .. $37,098SnokyHillriverchannelmaintmme-CedrBluffresemir......... .$79,843

Sec. 19.XENSAS SIA:IE UNIfERSITT _ EXTENSION SYSTEMS AND

ACRICULTUBE RESEANCH PROGMMS(a) In addition to the other purposes for which expenditures rnay be

made by the above agency from the restricted fees fund for the {iscal yearending-Iune 30, 199b, expenditures may be made by the abore agencyfrom ih6 appropriate acco-unt or acrounts of the restricted fees fund'dui-ing fiscal year 1996 for the following capital improvement projects:

(b) Duringthe {iscalyears endingJune 30,-1995, and}une 30,-1996,Kansas state university- extension systems and agriculfure research pro-grams is hereby authorized to make expenditures to raze and reconstnrctthe barn, building number 808, at the Colby experiinent station. i

Sec. 20. Appeals to exceeil lirnitations. Upon written application tothe governor and appror,'al ofthe state ffnance council, expendifures fromsp*id r"*t*" funds may exceed the amounts speci{iedin tlrls act.

Sec. 21. Saoings.Anyunencumberedbalance as offune 30, 1995, inany sp(bial .et

"tt,rJfund, or account thereof, which is not otherwise spe-

cilicallv appropriated or limited by this or ot}er appropriation act of thefSS iegirfir Session of the legisiature, is hereby apfropriated for thefscal year ending fune 30, 1996, for the same use and purpose as thesame wa.i heretofore appropriated.

Se.lc. 22. Any Kansas educational building fund appropriation here-tofore appropriated to any institution named in this or other apprcPriationact of tlid tSfiS regular session of the legislature and havinq iiurrlrr"u*-bered bdarrce * 6f;,n

" 30, f995, in Jxcess of $100 is h6reby reappro-

priated for the ftseal year endinE lune 30, 1996, for tle same use and

i".p*" as originally ippropriate?i unless speciffc provision is made forlapsing such appropriation.

Sec. 23. Any $tate insUtutions building fund appropriation heretofore-aDDroDriated to any state aqency named in this or other appropriation actoiih"i9os .ug"lar session 6fth" I"girl"t r.. ,nd having an uneicumberedbalance as of |une 30, fg05, in excess of $fO0 is hereby reappropriatedfor the ffscal year ending fune 30, 1996, for the same use and purpose as

originally apt'ropriated,irnless speciffc provision is made for lapsing suchappropriation.

Sec. 24. Any Kansas special capital improvements fund appropriationheretofore appropriated to any state agency named in this or other ap-propriation idi ofttt" 1995 regular."rion 6fth" legislature, and haviig'an ,inencumbered balance as oTJune 30, 1995, in exciss of $100 is hereb!reappropriated for the liscal year ending fune 30, 1996, for the same use."d i"tiose as originally apirropriated-unless speciffc provision is madefor lapsing such approprintion.

Sec. 25. EffectiDe d.ate, This act shall take effect and be in force fromand after its publication in die Kansas re$ster.

VoI.,14, Ng, 18, lvlay {, 199.5 @ K.!m. Seq.tlryof Stat 1995

IQn-me:Registsr::..:,.,, ; .. (PublishedintheKffisRegis,teqltt4y 41995,1.

SENATE BILL No. 16

Ar Agr mnemin$ tle crimind mde; creatlng t}e crims of injury to a pregmt wmilmd injury to a pregnmt womu by whicle md prmribing penalties therefor.

Be.it andedby the l*gisl,aAte of thz State of Karxas:Section l. (a) Injq.ry to a pregnant wirman is inj.ury-to a pregnant

woman tiy a person other than the preqnant woman in the commissionof a filony oimisdemeanor causing ihe"pregnant woman to suffer a mis-carriage as a result of that intury., (b)- fu used in this section,'"miscarriage" means the intermption ofthe normal development of the fetus, othei than.by a Ive birth, risultingin the complete e-xpulsion or extraction from a p.egttant woman of iproduct ot human conception.-

, (c) Injury to

" p..gtt-ltrt woman in the commission of a felony is aseverity level 4, person felony. Injuqy to a pregnant woman in the'com-mission of a violition of K.SA. Zi-U,tZ, rubsi"uon (aXl) of K.S.A. 2l-MfS oi K.S.A. 2f{517 and amendmentb thereto ir'"'r""eritvtt"n"fg,person felony. Injury to a pregnant woman in the cornmission'of a mis-flerheanor other than a violation of K.S.A. tl-3412, subsection (aXl) ofK.S.A. 2184f3 or K.S.A. 2l-35I7 bnd amendments thefeto is a class Aperson misdemeanoi.

(d) The provisions of this section shall be part of and supplementalto the Kansas criminal code.

$ec, 2. (a) Injury to a pregnant woman by vehicle is injury to a preg-nant woman b, y a person other than the pregnant woman in the unlawfuloperation of a motor vehicle causing the pregnant woman to suffer amiscalnage as a resutt of that injury.

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(b) As used in this section, :'miscarriage" means the intemrption ofthe normal development of the fetus, othei than by a live bi*h, resultinein the complete expulsion or extraction from a pregnant woman of iproduct oi human conception.

(c) (l) Injury to a pregnant woman by vehicle while committing aviolation of K.S.A. 8-1567 and amendmenis tJrereto is a severity levelS,peison'felony.

(2) Injury to a pregnant woman by vehicle while csmmitting a vio-lation of law related to fhe operation of a motor vehicle other thariK.S.A.8.1567 ruid amendments thereto is a class A person misdemeanor.

(d) Theprovisions ofthis section shall bi part ofand supptementalto the,Kansas criminal code.

SeC. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after itspublication in the Kansas register.

r, i . 1. (Pub.lished in the Kansa.s Regirter.May 4 19J.)

' . HousE BILL No. 2853

Al Ac,r ot blishing the Kms* council or theiot*"'of po"t m4dqry@umum; prcvidingfor the memberohip, porere md duties thermf.

B-e it ewcteil by the'Legislature of the Stote af funsa.s: i

Section l. (a) There is hereby established the Kansas council on thefut'ure of postseccindary education The'corincil shall be composed of 16members as follows'

( I ) Two persoirs who shall be from the general public and represen-tative of the governor, appointed by the gwernor;

(2) four iegislators, Tn" ""ch

tf *n"o* shall be appointed by tlespeaker of the house of representatives, the minority leader of the houseJf representatives, the president of the senate, and the minorig leaderof the senatei'

(3) the chailperson and three addluonal members of the state boardof education, appointed by the state board of education;

. t(l) the chairperson and three additional members of .the state boardof regents, appointed by the state board of regents;' -(5) one memliei of the'board of regents of Wmhburq university, ap'pointed blthe board.of regents of tlie universrty; and' (6) ' orie representative of tlie independent'colleges'and universities;

appointed by the Kansas independent college association.(b) Thb gbvernor shall make appointments to the council in such

manner that neither of the persons i'iho are appointed from the generalpublic are or ever have been elected or appointed mernbers ofa governingautlrority having jurisdiction over any institution of postsecondary edu-cation and that neit}er of such persons are or ever have been officers oremployees of any institution of ^postsecondary education.

&6 New State Laws

(c) The chairperson of the state board of education and the chair-person of the stati board of regents shall serve as co-chailpersons of theZouncil.

(d) The council shall meet at such times and places as the co-chair-persons shall designate. Preparation and distribution of meeting agend4igenda materials,-and minutes shall be the responsibility of t}le s-taff ofthe authority furnishing space for the meeting, with consultation fromcountefoart staffs of thd olher authorities reprdsented on t]e council.

(e) Each authority iepresented on the council shall furnish sucb in-formation, data, reports aid statistics as may be requested by the council.

(0 The staff of each authority represented on the council shdl furnishsuch ,assistance as may- be t qn"it"dby the council and authorized by thdauthority:

(g) bach member of the council attending meetings of the council,or itt"odittg a subcommittee meeting thereof-authori"Jd by the cpuncil,or performi]ng any function imposed 6n the member by the'council, shallbe'paid com"pensation, subsiiience allowances, mileige and other ex-peni.s as are provided for performance of official dutiei on behalf of theluthoritv which the mem6er represents on lhe council. Amounts paidunder this subsection to each mJmber of the council shall be paiil by theauthority that the member represents on the council.

Sec. 2. (a) The Kansas council on the future ofpostsecondary edu-cation shall develop a comprehensive state plan for postsecondary edt-cation. The state plan shall include within its scope the state educationalinstitutions undei the state board of regents, th6 institutions of postse-condnry education under the state board ofeducation, the municipal uni-versity, and the independent colleges and universities. The state plan shalladdress issues of concern to all sectors of postsecondary education, in-cluding governanc€, coordination and cooftration among and betweenirxtitutions of postsecondary education, access to programs, articulationand transfer policies and procedures, ffnance, and delivery and contentof programs ind services. in developing the state plan, the'principal goalofthe council shall be enhancement oflhe overall quality, responsivenass,and acrnuntability of the postsecondary educatio:r system in Kansas.

(b) The Kansas couneil on the future of postsecondary educationshall:

(l) Make a status report coneerning its activities and progress towarddevelopment of the state plart to the legislative educational planning csm-mittee on or before Novembbr 1, 1995;

(2) complete its duties with respect to development of the state plan,formulate recommendations for implementation of the plan and for leg-

islation deemed necessary for implementation, present the state plan and

recommendations with rlspect tb implementation thereof to the legrsla-

tive educational planning committee on or before August l, 1996, and

submit copies of ihe plai'and recommendations to the-governor and the

other authorities represented on the council;(3) monitor imilementation of the state plan, evaluate the effect of

oneration of the stite plan on the po3tseconilary education system, de-t6rmine whether operation of the staite plan fosteis s,-tccessful actomplish-ment ofthe principal goal ofthe council by enhancing the overall quality,responsiven6ss, and aceountability of the postsecondary education system;

('4) make a status report concerninf its activities and ftndings withresoect to imolementatioir and operatioriof the state plan to the legislativeedricational dhnning committee on or before Noveirber l, 1991 and

(5) cott ilete its-duties with respect to iinplementation and operationof the state ilan on or before November I , 1993, and subrnit a ffnal reportthereon, together with any re.commendations for le$slation deemed nec-essarv for iacilitatins operation of the state plan, to the legislative edu-catioiral planning coinniittee, the governor

"ttd tlre other au-ihorities rep-

resented on the council.

Sec. 3. The governor shall, by no later than January 15, 1997, trans-mit to the leeisl;ture a message containing the gorre-ot's recommenda-tions with reipect to impleme*ntation of th"e staie plan.

Sec. 4.' The provisions ofthis act shall expire on December 30, 1998.

Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be irt force from and after itspublication !n the Kansas register.

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O'Kxisd Scct ry of St te 1995 Vol. 14, No.,18'May 4,1995

New State Laws 547

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Kansas'Registet. (Pi$lished in the KaM Pegister,W +l9€/l)

SENATE BILL No. 158

AN Asr conceming flmd contrcl; relating to drainage districts; relating to wtershed dis-' tricts; amending K,S.A.24-192,24,-133,2,1-ffi, U-12,03, r/t-120f,24-lW,zA-lmg:; uid'24-1214 and repealing tle existing rections.

Bd lt einaAedby thp Legi.slature of the State of Katuas

Section l, K.S.A. %-133 is hereby amended to read as follows: 24-133. (a) Subjea to thz prooisions of subsection (b), the governing body ofany drainage district may issue emergency no-fund warrants of the drain-age district tb pay the costs and expenses resulting from an emergencywithin the district. An emergency within the district exists by reason ofcurrent injuries to persons or property, or imminent danger tlereof, fromfloods or other iniurious action of water in any watercourse within thedistrict. In case ofan emergency, the governing body of the district maybuild new dikes and levees]and repair, expand-and itrengthen old onei,dig ditbhes, build letues, or make iny other changes, alteiations and ad-ditions in existing improvements. The governing body also may build anyother new structure or other imprwement it deems necessary to solvethe problerns created by the emergency.

The governing bodv shall levy a tax at the ffrst tax levying period afterthe issuince to p"ay the emergency no-fund warrants andint6rbst thereon.The lew shall be in addition to all other levios'authdrizedor limited bvlaw. Emergency no-fund warrants shall be issued, registered, redeemeiand bear inlterest in the manner and in the form presciibed by K.S:A. 79-2940; e*€ept they shdl be issrred +vith the appro,,€rl ef t}e state beartlo{+a* appeak and shdl net bear t}e netation reeriredby IffJ- 7€4919and arncndments thcreto, except tlml such rc-find v)arrants shall be is-sued uithout the a'pprooal of the state board of tax appeals and sha]l rntbear thc notatinn required therebu.

(b) Except as pioidzdbq flrbieaion (c), the autlwrized and. outstand-ingnn-fwnduarrant indebte&wss of ang drahwge district shallrwt et(aeedSVo of th"e assessed oaluation of the drainage dhtrd.

@ If thp gooemingbody of a draina{e district detemtines it is nec-essary to issue no-fund uarrants an"d the amount of suclz rc-fund war-rank togethzr with any outslanding no-fund oaffa.nts erceed 5% of tluassessed oaluation of the drainage distria prior to kfling any nrch tw-fund,11t6a76nss undir the autholrity of thii section, thc {oogmingbodgshall publish once in a naospaper oi gine. ral ciratlntian uithin thc"dxtrtaa. twtice of'the intentian of the gooeming body to iss.re.su.ch. rc-funduar.rants. If uithin 60 dngi alter lhe publiiattnn'of wch notice, o p"iitionrequesting an election on thz questbn of the iswance of the rc-fund war-rants signed by rwt l,ess than |Vo of the owiers of lond uithin thc districtis Jiled with the county el.ection oficer of thc countg in which thz greaterpoftion of the district is lncatzd, thc gooenfingbody shall stbrnit theqrcstian of the issuance of such. no-fund lDarrants at an elec-tian ldeldundzr the proaisiorx of thc generat bond law.

(d) For thc purpose of t6is. seAion, assessed ohluatfun tuaans the o'alueof all taxablz tangible property within tl'w drainage d*trict as ce*ified tothe countq cle* on th.e preceding August 25 uhich inclu.dcs thc assessedoaluatia,n- of motor oehicles as p-rovifud by KS.A. 1U310, and amcnd-ments thereta

Sec. 2. K.S.A. 24-605 is herebv amended to read as follows: |,?4-605.(a) Within 30 days after the district court has declared that the drainagedistrict is organized, the clerk of the court shall call a meeting of tfieowners of thi real estate located within the district for the pu6ose ofelecting a board of five supervisors to be composed of ownlrs'of realestate i-ocated within the district. A m'{ijority of:the supervisors shall beiesidents of the coun$, or corrnties, i"'-triJtr the drairiage district is lo-cated. Notice of such meeting shall be pubhshed at least f5 days prior tothe meeting and shall specifr'lhe Ume, ilace and pulpose of the nieeung.The landowners, when assembled, shall organize by the election of achailperson and a secretary of the meeting, ivho shall conduct the elec-tion. At such election and all succeeding elections, including elections toapproye the issuance of bonds or rn-fuid .warranis, each

"id "u"ry ""."ofland in the district shall represent one share and each owner shall beentitled to one vote for each'acre owned in such district. A vote at anyelection may be cast by the landowner or by a legally appointed prory.'

At the {irst election one person shall be elected supewisor for a termof one year, two persons for-terms of two yean, and twi persons for termsofthree years, thereafter all supervisors shall be elected for terms ofthreeyears and until their successors are elected and qualiffed. Elections tochoose superviso.rs or tleir successors shall be at lhe annual meeting ofthe owners of the real eitate .located within tlie district. Superviiors

eleeted in anlr districtprior to tlie effective date ofthis act shall hold theiroffice until their succ6ssors are elected and qualifted.

If a vacancy ocrurs at anv time in the olffce of a supervisor of anv suchdrainage distiict, the remaining supervison shall apfoint from thJ qual-ified residents in &e district a person to hold the offtce of supBrvisor untilthe next election.

(b) For the purpose of determining the total number of acre voteswhich each landowner is entitled to cast at the meeting for the ffrst elec-tion of supervisors, the clerk of the district court shall-deliver to the sec-retary elected at the ftrst landowners' meeting, at the time of the secre-tary's election, a wriften certiftcate, prepared from tle procee&ngs in thedistrict court for the formation ofsuch drainage district, which sets forththe names of all landowhers in the district an; t}e legi description andacreage of all land lmated within the &strict. In all elections; &cept theftrst, the county clerk shall deterrriine the names of all landowners withinthe $r^1ryge dislrict a1d the number of acres owhed by each tandqwneras of 20 da]rs prior to the date of any election

. Any landownei'wi$ria the'district whose name or total acreage doesnot 4lperir or appean incorrectly on sugh certiffcate *"y r.q,r".gt thecounty cliik to add the lairilowner's name to t}e certiffcate or to correctthe acreage on the certiftcate. The county clerk may administer oatls andaffirm witnesses, tbke testimony and examlne docu:nrents and recordb nec-essary to determine the qualiftcation of ary landowner to vote and thetotal acreage of the landowner. After the completiori of the investigation,the county clerk shall issue a certiffcate stating that the landowner towhom the same is issued is entitled to vote and certifuing the total acreaqeowned by the landowner to whom the certilicate is isiued. Such certiftcaleshall be aceepted by ihe juilges'and clerks of the election and the land-owner shall be allowed to vote the number of acre'votes stated in thecertiftcate.

Sec. 3. K.S.A. 9l-132.is heretrv amended to read as follows: 24-132.(a) Except as provided by this section and subject to the provisions ofK.S.A. 19*70, and. anzndmants thereto, all of the. rights, powers, au-thority.and juris&ction conferred on eounties and bo.arils of 6ounty com-missioners by the provisions of K.S.A. 19-3301, 19-3302, 19-3303, 19-3304, 19-3305, !9-33.06 ane 19:3308 and 19-3309, and amendmentsthereto, are here$ also are.donferred upon and yested in any drainagedistrict traversed or touched by lhe Kansas river, and contiguous to orincluding,a part of a city of the first class, and the governing bddy thereof.

(b) The governing body of any such drainage &strict, ua the neme ofthe drainage district, shall have the power to enter into undertakings andcontracts and make agreements in like manner and for like purposes as

the .board of county coryrmissioners are authorized by this act to enterinto undertakings ahd contracts and make agreements in the name of thecounty; and may acquire lands, rights of way and easements either withinor without the limits of the drainage district for like purposes as the boardof county eommissioners are authorized by K.S.A. 19-3302 anil 19-3308,and amendments thereto, by purchase, grft or by eminent domain pro-ceedings in the manner prescribed by K.S.A. 26-501 to 26-516, inclusive,and amendments thereto,:and may issue general obligation bimdg gf the

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drainage district to p.ay &e'costs thereofand expenses connected there-with in the manner nov provided bv law: bnt the assregate of any suchwith in the manner aov provided !y law; bnt The aggpegate of any suchbonds so lssued shallnot be in excss ofSYz%o.ofthe total assessed tanoiblebonds so lssued shall not 6e in e xcui of 3Yz7o of the tot-al assessed tangiblevaluation of the drainage district. The governing body of any drainagedistrict may issue additional geneial oblisation bonds of the drairiase &s-distript may issue ad&u6natr general otili[ation bo-nds oi the arilrlagetrict for sueh oumoses not in exce ss of lt/z%o of the total asseised tanptrict for sueh purposes :not in exce ss of lt/z%o of the total assessed tangiblevaluation-of-the drainage $slrict,-bgt before sqclr addiUonal bonds maybe issued, tbe gwerniug body of the dnirinage tlistriet shall submit thequestion of the issuance of such ad&tional bonds and the amount thereofto the qualified electors of the drainage district at a regular drainagedistrict election or at a special election called for that purpose as providedby law. The total aggregate of all such bonds which may be issued underthe provisions of this section shall nst be in excesi of 5% of. the totalassessed tan$trle valuation ofthe drainage district. Such bon& shall qo!be subject to, nor included in any restiictions or limitations upon theamount ofbonded indebtednex ofthe drainage districtcontained in anyother law.

Funds received .from the sale of bonds by any such drainage districtmay be used to pay any loss, damage or expense for which the drainagedistrict or the qoverning body thereof may be liable in like manner as

counties are aulthorized"to pay such loss, damage or expense under theprovrsions.of K s.,A, 19_3804, and alnendmentq thereto

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Kar1gas Register(c) For the purposes of maintaining and operating such flood control

works as shall be constructed by the United States army corps of engi-n@rs or other agencies of the United States government, when the same

shall have been completed and turned over io the drainage district, andfor the pumose of rriaintaining and operating any flood control worls ordikes h6retofore or hereafter-constnicted for the purpose of protectingsuch drainase district from floods, the governing Sody of such drainagedistrict shallbe emporvered to make an frnual tailevy upon all the taxab-le

tansibl€ property within the drainage district, of not to exceed one mill

"rr{s*tr l"w .ttl^tt be in addition to-all other levies authorized or limited

tw law.' (d.) Except as prooidcd.by this subsection, the gooerningbodg of thc

drainase ilistri,a nteq reEulate excaoatiorn roithln thc butrdnrles in theton e i*rrnr p*ni*a dl KS.A. 19-3309, and amzndments tlwreto. Ap-nlialorc for perrrr,lits shilt be submifted to and reoiowed bq thg distic't'eneinser. if tlle engineer datermines tlwt the proposed excaodion shall be

ddr*nmtrt or uill"impair or end.anger the fui*ibn of any lnod protec'tionocillcs, permissiln for xrch excaoation shall be dznied. If the engineerddermincs that a restricted or conditianal permit for excaoation can be

Eranted to thc awlicant uhieh will rct be ilarinental or utill twt impair7r mdmger tlu finaion d sach flood protection uo*s , tha en$neer ihn'lliswe wth restricted or conditiotwl permit . If thc enginzer determines thatrw inwairment of or danger to suih flnod'iroteainn wod<s wiLl ocar as

a resilt of xtch ircaoatiin, thc engiieer shalliswe a permit to the appli-cant. TIE issrance of aru1 pemfits hcreundzr shall rct autlnrize thc Dio-l.ation of any existing zoii;rylnos or build.ing coilzs.

' Arw person feeline aepricoed bu thc determhntbn of thn engineer nn laweil'sah ,ie"i"i"; iVwritineio the gooeming boiq of th> ilroina*eddtria ulthtn 10 ilags of deteintrutloiand the-gooern;igboily after apubllc hearing ne7 ffinn, rcoerse or modifu.the datermination

@ It shall be the duty of the governing body of the drainage disldslto keep all such flood control worls and dikes in serviceable conditionand to make such repairs as may; fred'time b time-, be necessary. ' .

New Sec. 4. (a) In lieu of the procedures provided by K.S.A. 24-1203, 24-1204 arrd 2A-12O5, and a:rnendments thereto, the board ofcounty commissioners of any county may adopt a resolution proposingthe establishment of one or more watershed districts within the courrty

' and dppointing the steering commiftee of each proposed dirtrict ifi(l)--The lands within eich proposed distnct comprise substantially a

waiershed or two or rnor" "dlbiniing

watersheds, as^determined by thechiefengineer; and

.(2) i the preceding ffve-year period,.the governorhas issued a-proc-lamation declaring a state of disaster emergency in the county due tofloodine.

(b) "The resolution shall contain tbe information required for a peti-

tion under K.S.A. 12-1204, and amendments thereto, and shdl have appended and incorporated byreference a map showing tle lands to beincluded in each proposed diskict and the subwatershleds therein, pre-parod in consultadon-with the chief engineer.'-u;;;d;;;;;;"t ro"t"uo". tti"

"o,r'w commission shall trans-

mit a cerdftr:tt copy of the resolution to the chief engineer.(c) AII costs oTproiects and works of a watershei district established

under tliis section ihdi be paid by a general levy against all taxable tan-

$ble property located within the district." td)' firis iection shall be part ofand supplemental to the watershed&strict act, . ' :. :

Sec. 5. K.S.A. %-1203 is hereby amended to read as follows: 24-1203. F,rcept as otllcruise prooidpd.bV.sectian 4,befare tny watershed&strict shall be organized, a pgtition shallb.e ftled in the office of thesecretary of state, signed by not less than trentr eereent \*%j 20Vo ofthe latrdswners and"representing hvenb/-Sr€ per6* (%%) 25% of theacreage within said proposed &iri"t as iho*o^by a veriffed enumerationof said landowners i*k"tr by a landorvner of said proposed district to beselected by the ffnt ten €e} f O signers of the peuiiori. A veri{ied copy ofsclid such enumeration shall be attached to and ffled with the petition inthe office of the secretary of state* Pe+ That For purposes of de-tq,.rmining ownership, the-county elerk of the county in whicf, any part ofthe:rvatenhod is de-scribed shdi, upon demand, sha,ll furnish the recordof the ou'nership of the lands within the county from the tax rolls of saidthe rrlunty, *dseia such record of gwnenhif shq[ be satisfactory evi-denc'e of tide.

Sec' 5: K.S.A. ?tl-L2a6 is herelry amended to read as follovqs: 24-l2M. (a) If the secretary of state ffnls the petition to be sufficient as to

form and tlre nrrmber and qualiffcations of the petitioners, hethe secre-taru of state shall prepare i certiffed copy of the petition and transmit*e"seine # to the clieTengineer within ti"r (5} aryi g*e* *e date of hsilngs alter thc secretary of state's determination gf sufficiency.

(b) Upon receipt of sneh ee*'fiC enpy a certified. copy of a patttinntrarcmitted yrmint to stbsedion (a) or a certifud, copy of a resolutiontransmitteil wrwtant to section 4, the chief engineer shall institute,aninvestiqation.of &e each proposed district, its territory and purposeq'flnd*aUvi*nninery 1&l aid,-wathn 9b days after receipt of saCeopysnchcopg shall transmit a written report of his tlra chief mghcer's ffndings onthe petition or resolatian, together with Hs the ehief engircer's vdtlenapproval or disapproval of the petition or resolutinn, to the secretary ofstate and the acting ehiffian chairpercmr of the steering commiftee

lutinn canforms with the.intents and purposes of this act;(4) Sat the lands within M each prwosed district or a part thereof,

are subiect to erosion, floodwater or sediment damage or would be ben-efted 5y the construction of works for the consewition, developrnent,utilization or disposal of water'; !

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(5) that the boundary of any each proprxed district is de{ined, as faras practicable, so as to intlude ill qu"rti:r-l"arter sections of which morethan ene-&a$% of each is within the watershed:

(6) *ot &e doivnstream limit of any eac& prgposed district is,estab-Iished with due regard to the location df nglli"yi

""d railroads and t}e

Iocation and character of existing works of improvement, the boundariesof any organized levee, drainag; irriqation and watershed districts; andthe phpiial characteristics of alrd thJprobable relative effect of the operation of the proposed district upon any flood plane area common toboth the stream orwetercourse and any other stream or watercourse; and

(7) th* the map attached to the petition m resolution and the de-scription oflands pioposed to be included in*te each district'are ade-quate and cow*L- Preeifu{ *a\ ercept tlre chief engineer; inrhis rfrzchief engineer's report, may make any minor qorrections with respect tothe map or the description of lands proposed to be included in the diskictto make such map and description of lan& conform to the map previouslyprepared in consultation with the chief engineet and such correctionsihall thereupon become a,part of the.petition or iesolution and bedeemed effective without a r6circulation of tle corrected petition amongthe landowners or amendmant of the resolutinn.

(d.) If the chief engineer sha$ a14xer*e sueh peutieq he approoes thepetition or resolution, the chief engineer shall transmit a certiffed copy of* the chief enginper's reporl to the socretary of state and to the #iffiarclnitpercoi oithe steering committee of tlie district. :

Sec. 7. K.S.A. 2,,1.19f'7 is herebv amended to read atrfollors: 24-L2.O7. (a) Within ten €e) f0 daln aftLr receipt of a certi{ied copy of thechiefengineefs report approvinq the petition m resolution, or the peti-tion as dended oiresolitian as inlended or reoNedby thc &ief mgittcer,the eh*irmaacfraitpersirn of the steering committee 6f the propos-d$s-trict shall call a meetinq of the committee by mailing a written noticefixinq tle time and plad of such meeting to'each meinber of the com-miftie at least ffve {5} davs in a&ance ofthe ume so ftxed, unlebs suchnotice ls duly waived. The committee shall meet at the time and place{ixed in saeil tlw notice for the purpose of electing from their number a

board of dlrectors corxistent wiih tf,e number set 6ut in the petition, andthis board of directors, after being duly elected, shall elect from their'number a president, a vice-president, a secretaryr and a treasurer+ Pra-@ M, ercept tlmt in a district having only three (8) directors, theboand shall elect one Derson tb hold the offfces ofsecretarv and treasurer.The board sha[, by r6solution, shall provide for the calling of an electionof the qualilied voters of the diskict for the purpese of submittinq thequestioi of vfiether the district should be orfianized and created i-ri ac-cbrdance u'ith the petition or tesolation, or the petition m resolatian as

amended or revised by the chief engineer.b) The board sball desisnate one or niore centrally Iocated voting

places +vit$ uithdn the propo"sed district, but if the terriiory of sueh ttrJ

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k) The chief engineer shall ap1k) The chlef engineer shall alprove su€h pe$€o* # he rhe pstitionor resolatian if the chicf engineer frnds and discloses by his repe* rfrzchief eneineer'.s rwod tlmt: r . .. ..;:r . .chief engineeis repod tlmt:

(1) That The larids pror(1) {&at The lands proposed to be included in t&eraach distrjbt eom,prise subntantially a wat-ersied or two or more adjoining watenheds; .ise subntantially a watersJred or two or more adjoining watersheds; .

(2) eat ee each proped distri,ct would not indudb lands-:iri,any

named in the

existing watershed, dlstricqil$*#J['JH#ilfrltor,p,,1por"s contained in the petition or teso-

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New State Laws &t9Kansas Registerproposed district lies in more dtan one county, then at least one votingplace shall be designated within each county ofs*id the Droposed districiand shall name an-d appoint three (B) iudges and two €) cierks for eachyo{n_g place designateil, which ludgei arid clerks shall take an oath tofaithfully perform their duties asludles and clerks, respectively, and shalleach receive compensation ofeii* dellars (S8) $B peidav for'their serv-ices; and The board shall cause -a notice of saiC thJspeciil election to bepublished for three ($) cnnsecutive weeks in seme a n'ernspaper of generalcirculation within the proposed district, the ffrst publicati;;to be iot lessthan trcnlrone (91) 2l days prior to such elecfron. If the proposed dis-trict lies in more than one county, tlen a similar notice shall'be publishedin a ne-unpaper of general circuilation in each of the counties iir which apart ofsaid theproposed district is located. Sueh flre notice shail set forththe time and place or places of holding the election; and the prooositionto be voted on, shall c-ontain a copy ofth" petition or resoluiini, or theamended or revised petition or resolution^(omitting the map attachedthereto as an exhibit) and shall be signed by the president arid attestedby the secretary ofthe board. eny quiliffed voter slall be entitled to voteat such election. The vote at suih-election shall be by ballot, and suchballot shall comply with the usual requirem""itfoi

"ti offfcij ballot for

public offfce insofar as such requirerients are applicable thereto. Uponsuch ballot shall be printed the proposition submitted. nreceded bv^thewords, "Shall the following be a.iopted?" and followed dv the wordi ..To

vote in favor of the propoJition mike a cross X mark in'the square afterthe word 'Yes' " "To vote against the proposition make a cross l . mark inthe square after the word 'No."' ^

(c) Returns from sueh thc electton shall be made to the board ofdirectors who shall canvass the votes cast at sueh tha.election on thesecond Friday following the date of said ele*iq md sdd the eleAian.Thebo*d, shall immediatelycerti& the results of saiC thz election to thesecretary of state. If a maiority of'those voting on the proposition votedin favor of the organizatioh and creation of th6 district ir*i th. Detitionor resolation, or imended petition or reoised petitinn oi resolution, thesecretary ofstate.shall tlr.er6upon issue to the board ofd,irectors a certif-icate ofincorporation forsaidthe district, which shall be filed ofrecordin the office of the register of deeds of each county in which all or aportion of the district hes. Upon such recordatio" 6f the certilicate ofincolporation the district shall be authorized to function i4 accordancewith the prwision of this act and its certiffcate of incoqporation. If amajority of those voting on the proposition voted against th6 orqanizationand creation of th-e dislrict, the secretary of state ihdl endorsJ that facton the face of the petition or resolution and the procee&nss shall beclosed. No action attachng the legal incoryoration of any watErshed dis-trict organized under thisiectio"ihall be inaintained uriless ffled withinninery €0) 90 dap after the issuance of the certjffcate of incorporationfo^r;uch district by the secretary of state, nor shall the alleged illegalityof

^tle incorporati'on of any such watersbed district be mtJrposedas i

defense to any action brought after such time.Sec. 8. K.S.A. 24-f208 is herebv amended to read as follorvs: 24-

1208. Ifthe organization ofthe proposed district is defeated at the specialelection or ift[e petition or reiolitioo is disapproved by the chiefenE-neer, the board of directors or steering committee namid in the pebtionor resolution shall continue to functioi in a limited capacity for tire pur-poses hereinafter set forth in t}is action. Said Suchboaid or steJringcommittee shall determine tlre amount of monev necsssary to oav all oTthe costs and expenses incurred in the preparation and {iling oT the pe-tition or resolution and in the conductbf ihe special electiJn and shdlcerti& a statement of such amount to the counti clerk of each countv in.which the proposed district w-as,to be located;'Said Snch corinty cl6rksshall thereupon ascertain the total assessed valuation ofall taxable ianeiblepropgrty in-their respective counties within the proposed district*andcertifo same such oafuation to the countv clerk of the countv in whichthe a6dng ebdnnan chniwerson of the board or slqgring co;rmittee ofthe proposed district resides.

$aiC Such county clerk shall deteimine the levy necessary to be spreadagainst the taxable tangible property in the entire propoied distict inofuer to raise funds stiiffcieit t?r piy the amount J* iorth in sedd rhestatement and shall certi& said snci levy to the county clerk of the othercounties in wlich a portion of said tfre iroposed district is located. Eacho{ the county clerks shall then cause sdd such levy to be extended againstthe taxable tangible properf lying within the boundaries ofsaid thJ pro-posed district

"nd ",ithii, W6 tin itcrte's county. The county treasureis of-the

respective counti,es involved shall remit the fuirds raised by such levyin theiicounties to the county treasurer ofthe county in whicli the acUng

€haiman chairylry? gf the_ board or steering committeb rdsides *ho..Such wasurei shall hold said suclr funds and shdl honor warrantsdiaunupon saC sach funds by the acting ehrri*an cluitperson of the b6ard: orsteeri:g committee and countersigned by.the acting secretary of theboard or steering committee in payment of the costs and exoenses in-curred in the proposed organization of tlre district and shoivn on tlreaforementioneii stitement 6fe*punses. ;

Sec. 9. . K.S.A, 2]l-1214 is hereby amended to read'asl follolvsr'g4-1214. Subject to the prooisions of mbsectton (b) of section 4, when.tlregeneral plan is approved by the chief engineer the board *n*l +.", bvresolutiorq sftall propose that the cost to the district of all works contem'-plated in the plan be paid either by a general levy asainst all ofthe taxabteian$ble prop-erty located within the district er,'tha"t such cost be paid byspecial assessment against lands within the district to be specialh bene-Iited by any.of the proposed projects or that such cost be paid lry U"ttsuch general levy and special assessment, stating the portion proposed_1obe paid by each method, The board shall also iet foith in s,rid rla reso-lution any proposal to issue improvement bonds of the &strict to prwidefor the payment of all or any pa* of the cost to the district of proposedprojects by installments instead of levying the entire tax or rpecial as-sessment at irne time. . . . .. ..:

The board shall ther.eupon {ix a time and place either within,or cor='veniently near the distriaTor a public hearing upon the general plan andthe resolution proposing a method of ftnancins costs of the *drks.cotr-templated in the plan.1, notice of such heariig shall be piven bry onepublication at leasl trea+ €e] 20 days prior to t[e date ff*e-d for &thchearing, setting forth thi Ume and plai:e of hearing upon said the planand resolution, that a copy of rridtl- plan and resol-uti-on is available forpublic inspection in the oiffce of the s&retary of the djstrict and that anyelectors or landowners desiring to be heard in the matter must {ile, in .

duplicate, with the secretary ofthe board ath#the secretary's office, atleast ffve {5) days before the date of s*id tfu hearin4 a writte-n statementof their intent to appear at the hearing and the r,ibstrtt"" of the viewsthey wish to express. Upon receipt of any such statements the secretarvof the board shall immediately tiansmit otte copy of s*A th,e statementito tlre chief engineer. The chief engineer

"rWiitt chicf mghleer's.dulyappointed representative may attenil said thehearing. e[ thJhearinS any

. elector or landowner'who has duly ffled his a writte-n statement shil blrheard and maypresent information in support of}dr thc elector's orlan-dnwner's position in the matter. After hearing all such stater4ents iheboard shdl by resolution shall adopt as o{ficiafur reject the general planand adopt as official or reject the proposed method of ffnarrcing cos-S ofthe works contemplated in the plan or determine that the get;ol pl*or the proposed rirethod of ffnancing or both should be tri'"An"a-ananotii, tfie ihief engineer of thek thiboard's action. If it is determir\edthat the general plan should be modilied, any proDosed changes approvedby the board shall be incorporated in a modift"d^general plal whiJh shdlbe submifted to the chief engineer for further considerafton.

The chief engineer shall r&iew the modiffed plan and shall transmit asupplemental written report of the results of his tfu chief engineefs studyand investigation to the-board, including W* thc chtef ingi,ieefs wntteiapproval or disapproval of the modilied general plan. I-f the modifiedgeneral plan is approved by the chiefeneineer, the board shdl bv reso-lnnon, shall adopf it thc ;odified pkn ai the official seneral pj#of tl,"district and noti& the chief engineer of thek the boird's actilon. If it isdetermin-ed tlat the proposed irethod of ffnancing should be modift'ed,the board shall give cbnslderation to the same,. aad thc modified methadoffinarwingand, following adoption ofthe qeneral plan or an approvedmodiftcation thereof, the Soard-shafi by frrtiher .es6lutiotr, settiir! fort]rsuch modi{ied method of financing, shall edopt it as t}e olffcial riet}rodof the district for ffnancing costs oithe works 6ontemplated in tho olffcialgeneral plan+ I4aoi*fi fuftffi Thaf If a board is

-unable to carry out

a general plan because of disapproval of a bond issue at an election orbeiause insuflicient funds have^ been provided, they may reconsider thegeneral plan andbr the reselutien or^the maind 6f {inlancing or both,and by following the procedur-e hereinbefore set fo-rth, resubmii a generalplan anClar resolution or method of ffnancing or both.

Sec. 10. K.S.A. 24-132, 2,1-133, %-ffil, z,t-tl}g, tuL-tZO6, ZA-LZOI,%-I2A8 and2.,,4-1214 are herbby repealed.

Sec. I 1. . This actjshall taka effect and be in force from and after itspublircation in the Kansas re$ster. ^ r ,I :

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Vol. 14 No. 18, M.ay 4, L995 @ Ksstr SejetEy df ttrts1905

ffio New State Lawe

SENATE BILL No.3

AN Acf @ncerninq pemns who mmit saualy vtolent offonres; relating to such 1remn'scivil mmitm#t, evaluation, ere and treatnrenq mfrdenUaligtiurisdiction of distriet'rEdstrate iudges; atgmvated ecepe frcm cusd)'i mmitrnent prcedings hmdedbv [e atto;dseneE; dmket fei; monding K.S.A. 59-104' 59-29404 59-29a$' 59-

sba04, se-2gaosl 59-2sa06,5$29a07,59-29a08 md 59-29a10 md K.s.A. l9{x supp

20302b md 2l-3810 md repealing the aisting setiom.

Be,ttanacteilbV.tfu lkEislettre of tha State of ltunsas:

Section l, K.S.A. 59.29a09 is hereby amended to read as follows: 59-

29a02. As used in this act:(a) "sexuallv violent predator" means any person who'has been con-

vicied of ot chaised witlia sel<rallv violent oiT6nse and who suffers froma mental abnonidlry or peisonaiity disorder which makes the person

likely to engage in tli" pt6d"tory acs of sexual violence, tf u* mnfircdin a wouta faciltta.

(b) "Mlntal abnormality" means a congenital or acquired con&tion

"ffu"ung the emotional or Johtional capacif wlrich ptedisposes the per-

son to c-ommit sexually violent offenses in a degree constituting such per-son a menace to the health and safety of others.

(c) '?redatory' means acts direcied towards strangers or individuahwith whom relationships have been established or promoted for the pri-marvpurposeofvicdmization.'- , : l

(d)' "Sexuallv motivated" means that one of the purposes for whichthe iefe"d."t dommttted the crime was for the pulpoie of the defen'dant's sexual gr.atiffcation.*i;i .tilfit*,oiobnt-oreno-

means, .

(l) Rape a3-defined in K.S.A 21-3502 and amendments thereto;

iZl indecent liberties with.'a child as delined,in K.S.A, zl4f03 ahd

amendments thereto;(Sl aggravated indecent ltbertircs with a child as de{ined in K.,SA' 21"

35M and:imendments thereto;

,(4), criminat sodcimy as deffned in subseetiop (aX2) and,(aX3), ofK.S.A. 2fi505 and amendments thereto; r,

(5) - aggravated criminal sodomy as, deffned irr K'S.A. 91-3506 and

amendments theretot , :: i i

(6)-, "indecent solieitation of a child as deftned in K;S.A. 21.€510 and

amendments thereto;(7) aggravated indecent solicitation of a child as defined in K.S,A. 2l:

25flandimend.mentstheretq :,.1s; sexual exploitation of a child as dp$ned in K.s.A' {-3516 and,

amendments thereto;(9) aggravated sexual battery as delined. in,K,S,A.,2l-3518'and

amendments thereto;(10) any conviction for a felony offense in effect at any time prior to

the effective date of this act, that is comparable to a sexually violentoffense as deftned in subparagraphs (1) through (9) or any federal or otherstate conviction for a felony offeise that undei the lawb of this state wouldbe a sexuallv violent offenle as defined in this section;

(ll) an'aftempt, conspiracybr criminal solicitation, as de{ined inK.S.A. 2l-3301, ZI+SOZ ind 2I-S3OS, and amendments thereto, of a

senrally violent offense as deftned in t}is sutsectioq or(12)' anv act which either at the time of sentencing for tle offense or

,rrbr*u"t tln durins civil commitment proceedings pirrsuant to this act,

has bden ddterminJd beyond a teasonible doubito have been sexually

motivated.(0 ';As"o"y with iurisdiction" means that agency rvith *e afl*odry

to direet Se tit€ose ef whbh relBases upon laroful order or authmihl a

Derson servinq a sentence or term ofcon{inement and includes the dp-^partment of drrections and the department of social and rehabilitationiervices and thc l&rrsas parolc board.

., Sec. 2. K.S'A. 59-29a03 is hereby amended to read as follows; 59-29a03, (a) When it arrpeers that a berson may.meet the criteria of asexually'violent predat#as de{ined d K.s.A. S6-zuoz and amendmzntsthcra6, the age-ncy with lurisdiction shall give written notice of such tothe oreseertine attemey ef Se efiflrtr *Fere ea+ penlon rrns ehargeC.

oiok"g g*"ril "rrd.

thi rnrltiilxcEliiary team establdreil in strbseiion(d), * 90 dayn prior to:

(l) The inticipated release from total conffnement of a person whohas been convicteil of a iorually violent offense, except thnt in tlw case o.f

rlercons ulw are raurned to primnfor rw twre tlun $ dqt as a result'of rewcation of postrelease iupenfu;an, uxilten rctice shall be gioen as

ioon ^ prrctiiahle follaoingtlw percon's readmissian to prisoni

(2\ release of a per3on uAo hi" b"tt' charged with a sexually violent

offense and who'has been determined to be incompetent to stand trialoursuant to K.S:A' 22-3305 and amendments thereto; or' (3) release of a person who has been found not g"lty by reason ofinsanity of a sexuafy violent offense Pursuant to K'S'A 22-9428 *nd

"-."d-""mth"tbto. ' ' .''rr)*'d;*ih;;t*

*iatt iurisdiction shall inform the Pt'eoeen+er attory:ag^

general and t\v'ri*tuaxo?tir*ry team establxhzd in sfisec'tim'{d) ot

fhe following,(l) The"person's name; identirying faetors,' anticipated future resi-

dence and offense history; and: (Z) 'do.o-untadon of institutional adjustnlent and any treatment

received.riir(c) The agency with iurisdiction, its employees, o{ficials, nlembers of

thc mulddisielinara team established in subsecti'on (d)' menherc oJ the

proseattor's ieoicro"committee appointed as pnnidzd in ntbsec'tlnn (a)

ta i"A"ia"At contracting, appointed or',rolunteering toperform serrvices

hereunder shall be immuie from liability for any good-faith conduct tm-

der'this section.kI) The secretary of corteaion's shall establish'o mtrkidiscipltwrV

team which maa iniludz indioi&nk from ather stale agercics to revleuaoailnble iecorils of each percon refenzd to uch team puranant to xt'b'secrion (a). Tlw tim, @ithin 30

-dayr of receioing rwtk:e' shall assess

uhaher ir rwt thc person nwets tlw a"litti"n o|-aiennlly oiolent prad-

awr; as establhhcdin K S. A. 59-29a02' and' amendmcnts thereto T he tetirn

shall rwtifq thc attorneg general of As assessment. : ' ::'

k) Tlb auomeq gir;r"l th"ti oppoint a prosecutor's rettow commit-

tee io ra:izut the rkinls of eath pnson refemd to the attorney ggneral

tursnrlt to subsection (a).'Thc piosecatorts ra;izw cotnmittee sliav assist'th" ottorna general in the ilnbrmlrution of uliaher or nnt thc percon

meets th,e d"Fn;tlon of a sann[lq dobnt predntor. Tha assessment oJ-the

natltidxaplinary team shallbe 'indz aoiilnbln to the attorncg general and

tlw proseartor's reoiew.coriwriittee. .. . ' . ,. : '::

'. 'Sec: 3. K.S.A, 59-29iM is hereby amended to read as follovrsr:5$29a04. When it appears that tle person Presently con{ined may be 1sexuallv violent predator and' tlw prosecwtorls reoiau committee aTryolnted

^ orohdtd in itbsectian (d of kS.A. 59-29a03 and ameidmznts rhereto

hi detenninzd that tht persin meets the d.elinition-of a sexudly oinlznt

oredntor, the preseen€* a*emev ef the eeunry v'&ere the person rtns'""r.d.t d or eharsed or Se attorney general if requested by the prese-

eril{*ag ettemey tti'"y nt" a peution, within # 75 da1's of the date the

oreseentire attom'.'l't generd received the written rlotice by the agency ol'

iurisdictiorias provid6d in subsection (a) of K.S.A. 59-29a03 and amcnd-'nwnts thereto,'alleging that the person i! a sexually violent predator and

stating sufficient fJctito support such allegation

'I 'Src. 4. 'K.S.A.,59-29aO5 lis hereby amended to rend as follovis: 59-

29a05. fu) Upon fllins of apetition undpr K.S.A.59-29a04, the judge shall

determine .irheth.r "ptobable cause .exists"to believe that the 'Person

""-"Ji" ttt" oetiUorits a sexrallv violent predator. If such determinationis made, the lirdge shall direct that person bc taken into custody and

(b) Within 72 hmtrs after a person is taken into anstod4-purm'ant to

tubi"aion (a), such percin slwli be prooided with rctice of, and an ry-nortunitu tn awear'in person at, a iwaring to contest probabl'e cauae as'to whetfier tlie' daainid person is a sexuT[lq dolent predator. At thishcaringthe court shatt' (i) Veriflt thc il'etainer's idnntity: and (2) dde-r-

minc dhetlwr erobabl'e cause exists to belicoe that the person ls a sexually

oiobnt prednior. The slate may rely upon the petitttty and suyplzmmttlu petittan with addittonal documentary eoidznce or liw teslimany.

til lt thc probabl,e cause hearing as prooidcd in wbsection (b)' thtdiained persin sha[l haoe th'e foUo;,ing'rights in addition to rhe righls

nreoiousiu sveciffed: (1) To be i"presenledbq cotntsel: (2) to present eo-'id"*" oi irh i"rtoi't behalf: 6) 1o cross-examitte usitnesses uhn testlfu

against su.ch person: and (4) io oiew and copy all petitians and reports inthe court ftle.

U) if thc erobabln cause dctermirwtton is madz, thn court shall direc't

tt-t'*i'iiil"nll U" transferred to an appropriate seanre facility, ln-

cludine,int rct lirnited to, a county iail, for an evaluation as to whether

iil#*""-rt " ."-".1i" iolent prllator. The evaluation shall be con-

ili#t; p";o" i."i^.a to be professionallyoualiffed to conduct such

an exarnination-;;. K.s.A.59-29a06 is hereby-amended to read as follows: 59-

29a06. Within 45 C€iis a&er ee SUng -r#

t petitien pnrsnan+ te ICS* 59'ffi aia Aw ittii ih" *rrrpl*tun oi a"4 heortnglicld'purnnnt to KS;-

@ K|lis scrirtif-i of 8t i! 1995 Vol. 14 No. 18, Ikday 4,1995

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Kansas.Regfster59-29a05 and amendments therao, the court shall conduct a trial to de-termine whether the person is a sexually violent predator. The trial mnabe continued upon the request of eithcr partg

-and i shouingof good causi,

or bV thz court on its oun motion in the d.ue administration of iustice,and whcn th.e respondent will twt be wbstantialhl preiudiced. At

-ali stases

ofthe proceedings under this act, any person si6;eit t" this act shall-beentitled to the assistance of counsel, and if the person is in&gent, thecourt shall lppoint counsel to assist such person. Whenever any personis subjected to an examination under thii act, such person may retainexperts or professional persons to perform an examiriation of such per-son's behalf. When t}e person wishes to be examined by a qualilied expe*or professional person ofsuch person's own choice, such-examiner JhaIbe permitted to have reasonabfe access to the person for the pumose ofsuch examination, as well as to all relevant medical

"nd psvchilosrcal

records and reports. ln the case of a person who is indigdt, the cJurt,upon the person's request, shall iletennine whahcr tlw sZruices are nac-essary qnd reasonable comperuation for sir.fu sspi""t, If the.corut ileter-mirles that the seruices are necessary and thz expert or'professiorwl per-son's requested compercatinn for sich sensices'is reasonable, the iourtsftall assist the person in obtaining an expert or professional person top€dorm an examination or participate in the trial on the person's behalf.The yruy.shall-aryroDe piymznifor such_seruices upoi the filing of a,grtfr4 clairn for comperxati.on supported bg a u;riien statmwnt"spec-ifuingthe timc erpendcd, se:ices rendzred, erpenses iwvrred on beltalfofthe person and compensation receioed in the'same case or fo,r the saniseruices from any other source. The person, the eounry er di

-s*iet *eome+

er attorney general, or the iudge shall have the rieht'to demand that thirtrlal be before a iury. Such'deirand for the trial ti be before a iurv shallbe liled, in writing, at least four days prior to trial. Number and sefectionof jurors shall be-iiete-rmined as prbvided in K.S.A. Zz-S OS,and amend-ments thereto. If no demand is made, the trial shall be before the court.

Sec. 6. K.S.A. 59-29a07 is hereby amended to read as follorvsr Eg-29a07. (a) The court orjury sh_all determine whether, beyond a reasonabledoubt, the person is a-sexually violent predator. If such determinationthat the peison. is a sexually violent predator is made by a jury, suchdeterminition, shall be by u'hanimous'verdict of such ;".y. S,icli aeter-mination may be appealed. If the court or iury determinls [hat the personis a sexuallyviolenfpredator, th" p".ron shall'b. committed to t]e cirstodyof the secretary of iocial and reliabilitation services for control,

""r" "rrdtreatment until such time as the person's mental abnormality or penon-ality disorder has so changed thal the person is safe to be

"fhrg". Su"hcontrol, care and treatmeit shall be provided at a facili$ operate? by thedepartment of social and rehabilitation services. At all times; persons com-mitted for control, care and treatment by the departmentbf social andrehabilitation services pursuant to this act'shall be iept in a secure facilitvand such persons shallbe segregated at all times fr&n any other patieniunder thelupervision of the Jecietary of social and rehabifitatiron slrvicesand commenting fune l, 1995, such'persons committed pursuant to thisact shall be kepiiir a facility or building separate from any other patientunder the sup6-ision of tJre secretary."fhi dzpartrnent oi social ind ,"-habilitation sensices is aulhorized to inter into an interagenal agreemantuith the dcpaftment of correciions for the confircmcnt-of icipersons.Such persoru who are- in the nnfiiement of tie secretatl of conectionsWrsuant to an interagerwg agreerncnt shnll be harced and. managed sep-aratelg from otrn"d"o in ihe-antody of the secraary of correai1rx, aiiexcept Jor occasional instances of wperuised incidental contaci,.slmll besegregatedfrom such offenilers. lfthe court or jury is not satisffed beyonda reasonable doubt that the person is a sexually violent predator, the courtshall direct the person's ."i.*". Upon a mitriat, thi court siwll direathat thc person be held at an aTrpropriate seanre faciliq, hrcIading, butMt limited to, a countq iail, until atwther trial is conduAed. Anu subse-quent trial follnoing a nistrial shall be heW within gO daus of the 6reoiousirial, unles_s ruch sibseqtnnt trinl is contimred as pr*iiLd;" KS.A. 59-29a06 an"d amendmcnts thereto.

(b) If the person charged with a sexually violent offense has been

!9qnd iryompeient to stand trial,.and is aboui to be released puryuant toK.S.A.22-3305 and amendments thereto, and such person's iomniitmentis sought pursuant to subsection (a), the court sha-ll ffrst hear evidenceand determine whether the person did comrnit the act or acts charged.The hearing on this issue mrist comply with all the procedures specifiedin this secti-on. In addition, tlre rule's bf enidence applicable in iriminalcases shall apply, and all constitutional rights availal'le to defendants atcriminal triais, bther than the right not t6 be tried while incompetent,shall apply. After hearing evideice on this issue, the court shall make

speciffc ffn&ngs on whether,the. person did eom.mit thei act or actsbharged, the extent to which.the pedon's incompetence or developmentaldisability affected the orrtcome of the hearing, including its effeci on theperson's ability to consult with and assist coinsel and io testifi, on suchperson's own behalf, the extent to which the evidence could

'be recon*

structed without the assistance of the person and the strength of theprosecution's cpse. If after the conclusion of the hearing on this"issue, thecourt ffnds, beyond a reaibnable doubt, that the perso.-n did commit theact or acts charged, the court shall enter a ffnal oider. appealable bv theqgrsg1,.on that-issue, and may proceed to consider wh6tiur thu p6oonshould be committed pursqani tg this section. :

Sec. 7. K.S.A. 59-29a08 is hereby amended to read as follows: Eg-

New State Laws 6Sn

29a08, Ebch 'corniritted under this act shall have,,a eufren|eFZPa(J6t .I;ach. persbn rcorniritted under this act shall have,:A eufrentrex-amination of the per;o1,i1:rtlental chndition. made,once every year. Theperson .may retait; or if theperson .may retaifi; 6r if dre-person.is indigent and so requesib-the eourtmay appoint.a qualt{ied prioGssional person to examine srich persou, andsuch expert or professionalsuch expert or professional person shall have access to all records con-cerning the person. The yearly report shall be provided to the court thatcommitted the oerson'rrhder this ret. Th" ..rrrt sirrll rol;lrn.l on nnn,rrlperson under thh act, The court shall conduct an annualreview of the st-ifus of the contmittedreview ol the stAfus of the asmmitted person. Not}ing cdntairred in: thisact shall prohibit t}e per3on from otfierrvise petitioiing the court foract shall prohibit the person lrom otherrvise petitioning the court for&scharge-at this hearinq. The secretary of the departmeit ofsocial.andrehabili-lation services slial] provide the committednerson with an annualwruudBr at uus rtcilurR. rng secretary oI tne oepartment ol soclal.:rndrehabili-lation services slial] provide the committedperson with an annualwritten notice of the person's right to petition &e court for release orrerthe secretary's obpcti-on. The notice shall contain a waiver of rights. Thesecretary shall fonvard the notice and waiver form to the courtYwlth theannual report. The committed person shall have a right to have dn attor-ney represent the person at the hearing but the.persbn is not entitled tobe present at the hearing. If the court at the Eearing determines thatprobable cause exists to belierre that the person's mental abnormality orpersonality disorder has so changed that lhe person is safe to be at larseand will not engage in acts ofsexual violence iTdischarged, then the courtshall set a heairig on the issue. At the hearinq, the "committed personshall be entitled to be present and entitled to tfie bene{it of.al] constitu-tional proteetions that were a{Ionded the person at the initial commitmentproceeding. The eeunry er dist+iet afte}ne}- er Se attorney general ifreq3ested by *e eeuary shall represent the state and shall have a riehtto a jury trial and to have the cbmmitted person evaluated by expJttschosen by the state. The committed person shall also have dre rigfit toh-ave expepts evaluate the person on

-the person's behalf and the"court

shall appoint an expert if tlie person is indilsent and requests an apooint-ment. The burden

-of proof at-the hearing sfr'all b. upon'th" state t6'prove

beyond a reasonabteioubt that the coirmitted p.rrun'. montal ibnor-mality or personality disorder remains such that tire person is not safe tobe at large and if released is likely to engage in acts of sexual violence.

Sec. 8. K.S.A. 59-29a10 is hereby amended to read as follows: Bg-29a10. Ifthe secretary of tlie department of social and rehabilitation serv-ices dbtermines that the pefson-'s mental abnormalitv or personalitv dis-order has so changed that the person is not likelv to commit p."datorvacts ofmxual violeice ifreleasei, the secretary shall authorize tir. p.rroito petition the court for-release. The peUtioir shall be served up^on thecourt and the eeuag er distriet attorney general. The court, upon receiptofthe petition for release, shall order a hearing within 30 da)'s. The eeunryer distriet atteff€y.er the attomey genera! if reguested by the eorrnqfishall represent the st4ie, and shall have the right to have the petitionerexamin6d by an expert or professional person

-of such attorney^'s choice.The hearing shall be bbfore a jury if demanded by either the petitioneror the eeuary er dfutriet at+omey or attorney general. The burden of proofshall be upon the eouary er dist*i* attemev or attornev general to showbevond.a reasonable doubt that the petitioner's mental abnormalitv orp"ison.litv disorder remains such thai the petitioner is not safe to 6 atlarge and'that if discharged is likely to corimit predatory acts of sexralViOIenCe. ::. .:' : I r" .' , .: . ..'

New Sec. 9. tn order to protect the public, relevant information andrecords whiih are otlieiwise conftdential or privilesed shall be releas6dto the agency with iurisdiction or the attorney general for the purpose ofmeetin{the notice requiiement provided in f .5.e. SS-29"03 and amend-ments thereto and determiriing whetlier a person is or continues to be asexually violent predator. The provisions of this section shall be part ofand supplementil to the provisions of K.S.A. 59-29a01 through 59:29a15andamendmentstheretol""' I ' r,

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treatment records, rcports of the diagnostic center, medical records orvictim impact stateme-nts which have Seen subrnitted to the court or ad-

mitted inlo evidence under this act shall be part o{ the record but shallbe sealed and opened only on order ofthe court or as provided in K,S'A.5$2€a0l et se+ and amendments thereto. The provislons of this sectionshall be part oi and supplemental to the provislons of K.S.A. 59-29a01througlr 59-29a15 and amendments thereto.' See: 11. K;S.A. 1994 Supo. 20-302b is herebv amended to read as

follovs: 20-302b. (a) A districi inaeistrate iudge shail have the iurisdiction,power and duty, in any case in wtrich a violalon of the laws-of the stateis charged, to'conduct the'trial of tra{fic infractions or inisdeineanorcharges-and the preliminary examination of felony charges. In civil cases,

a disirict macist&te iudge ihall have concurrent iurisdiition, powers andduties with a district"iudie, except that, unless otherwise spedftcally pro-vided in subsection (b), i'Astri"i magistrate judge shall not have juris-dic-tion or cognizance over the following actioris:

(l) Aiy action, other than an acfuot seekingjudgment for an unse-cured debi not sounding in tort and arising ou[ ofa contract for theprovision of Eoods, services or money, in which the amount in cgntro-iersy, encl rsirre of interests and costs, exceeds $10,0ff), except that inactions of replevin, the affidavit in replevin or the veriffed petition fixingthe value of the property shall govern the juris&ction; nothing in thisparagraph shall b6 coiuttired

"s li'miung the power of a district magistrate

iudse to hear any action pursuant to the Kansas probate code or to issue"rnp"port or,ilers as providid by paragraph (6) of tft* subsection (e);

iil actions agiinst -y 'oth.*i

o^f the state, or any subdivisionsthereof; for inisconduct id office;

(3) actions for speci{ic performance ofcontracts for real estate;(4) actions in wirich utie to real estate is souglrt to be recovered or

in which an interest in real estate, either legal or equitable, is sought tobe established, except that nothing in this paragraph shall be construedas limiting the right-to bring an aition for Toreible detainer as providedin the act-s contailned in arti*cle 23 of chapter 61 of the Kansas-StatutesAnnotated, and anv acts amendatory there6f or supplemental thereto; andnothing in this paiagraph shall be'c'onstrued as liinitl"g the power-of a

districtmagistratejudge to hear any action pursuant to the Kansas probatecode;

(5) actions to foreclose real estate mortgages or to estalrlish and fore-close liens on real estate as provided in the icis contained in article 11 ofchapter @ of the Kansas Siatutes Annotated, and any acts amendatorytheieof or supplemental thereto;

(6) actions for &vorce, separate meintenance or custody of minoichildien, bxcept that nothing ii this paragraph shall be construed as lim-iting the power of a district magistrate judge to: (A) Hear any actionpuiuant [o the Kansas code for care of chililren or the Kansas juvenile'offenders code; (B) establish, modi& or enforce orders of support, in-cluding, but not limited to, orders of suPport puisuant to the Kansasparentage act, K.S, A. 23-45 I et seq., 39-7 l8a 39-7 I 8b, 39-755 or 60- I 6 I 0or K.S.A. 234,105 through 23-4,118, 23-4,125 through 23-4,137, 38-1542, 38-1543 or 38-1563, and amendments thereto; or (C) enforce or-ders granting a parent visitation rights to the parent's child;

l7\ habeas colpus;(S) receiverships;(9) change ofname;(10) declaratoryjudgments;(ll) mandrmui ioa-q"" warranto;(12) injunctions;tr3i clLs actions;(.14) rights of majority; and(fS1 actions pursuant to the prolection from abuse ac! and(16) artiansiursrant to KS.A" 5*29aA1 et sdq. and. amendmcnts

tLnreto.(b) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (a), in the absence,

disability or disqualilication of r district judg., a district magistrate judgemav:

(1) Gran! 4 restraining order, as provided in K.S.A. 60-902 andamendments thereto;

(2) appoint a receiver, as provided in K:S.A. 60-f30f and amend-ments thereto:

(3) make any order authorized by K.S.A. 60-1607 and amendmentsthereto; and

(41 grant any order authorized by the protection from abuie act.(c) in accordance with the hmitauons

^and procedures prescribed by

law, and sublect to any rules of t}le supreme court relating thereto, any

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Karwas'RegiOter ,,,,, , ,,, nrn ,, ',.,,,,,,N,f,fl1,ffii,k$Haroeal oermitted to be.tat<en from an order or {inal decision of a districttiiei.dt" i"de" shall be tried and determinedr/s nooo by a district;udge,exdot thai in"civil cases where a record was made of the action or pro-

ceeding befo.e the district magrstrate judqe, the appal shall be tried snd

determined on the record by a district judge(d) Upon motion of a party, tbe administrative judge may reassign an

action fro'm a district magistr.ite judge to a dishict judge. 'cSee. 12. ''K.s.A. lpo4 snpp. 2l-Ssl0 is'herebv aqendeh to'ii${ras

follows: 2l-3810. Aggravatedelscape from eustodvis: '

'"?;; " ;';;;*-;ffi; ild;"U#u custody upon a cliarge or ctinvidioirof iel"nv, pfi"r"to or upon a finding of pdbahle catsa for edalttitttilh !!:a sexuallu'violznt pred.ator as prooidcd in KS.A. s*fuO' arid 0fiiitnd:^^^,^ tl"--u^ ,,^)^ ^^ ^:*.-t l^ . trcatncni fariliLrt Lr a i&'d,d:frb i)ii

(

;;;1irZr"t",;p[ri "on

r^it^kt b a treatwant facilttyas a sexdq[V oirobnt nredntor as prooidcd wftunnt to KS.L 5529a01 et sq and

arwnltrwnts thereto or upon a commitment to the slate secrrrityhoryll*las provided in K .S .A. 22-5428 zurtd amendments thereto basCd pn t Etififgthit the person committed an act constituting'a'fel*yi 9I, , , .':i"-' ,".,

(b) Escapinq while held in custody on a charge or cp:rviction ollhny

cime, prksr'to"or ttpon a finding of probablc cutse fqi'inahiatlbn hs a

iiiiit[ "ut""t

or"ioto, oi p^ifrti i; Ks.A. 59-29d,s and anddninlstlurai, upon iommianent to a treatrnanl facil*g as a sexuaU!'tfulctrtpreilnto, a" prooidzd in KS.A. 59-29a01 et seq' and amenbrcnrf tp(o'o, * ,pon'^ commitment to the state seeurity hgspital as prgvided.lilK.5.A.22-9r28 and amendments thereto based on a ffnding that Qg fler:son committed an act constituting any crime when such escape is pffeciedor facilitated by the we of violeice br the threat of violence agaifist iri\in"[i?;f

. Aggravated escape from custody as described in subs'ecdiila)is a severitv lerrel 8. nonpe*on felony'

(2) Agfravated escape from custody as desribetl h subsectior],(b) i3

a severity level 6, person felony. ' :! ' r'' 'r ''r1". i

Sec. 13. K.S.A. 59-104 is herebv amended to read as follou's: 59-104'

h\ Docka fee. Exceplas otherwise irrovided b law, lx) case shall be ftledor docketei in the &strict cou4 under the provisions of chapter 59 of theKansas Statutes Annotated or of articles 40 and 52 of chapter 65 of the

Kansas Statutes Annotated without payment of qri epFoPriate docket fee

asfollows: ' I . 't' 'r".'

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.,..,,.,.. i" ttterms n"gistu"v"y+ rgs6')

r'' r "HOUSE BILL No. 2M3t"

;nni itt *;""*r-g insurane; relating to mutual-hail insume ompmic; amendingK.S.A. 4GfSfO md repealtng the existing rection.

:t.

Be ii enacteilby tlw Izgislfrure 9f the State of lQnsas.

, , $qqtiog rl.: K.S.A. 40-1519 is hereby amended to read,as follows: 40-1519. Any insurance company organized and doing business as providedin F.S.A. 40-1501, and ancndments thereto mav, in addiUon to-the classof $usiness,authorized in sdd saclr section, maq'make and issue contractsof ipsurance upon gorving crops against directioss or damage by frre and.for'oty loss cmsed whtlp-thc hatiested crop is bangtran$oried to tlu;ni(al plan of storage or to an initial ma*et locatinn of wih crops or tocede or accept reinsurance on any portion of any such nsk+ PiooA&&,fut, Such company shall harre a boria {ide net surplus exceedine all lia-biliues and reserve-funds required by law of not iess than gtOd',OOO ofwhich $5Oq00 shall be investEd and deposited as provided in K.S.A. 40-127 artd 4O-230, and amendments th,erao, ior t}e protection of all poli-eyholders+ kcibC W; That Before issuins anv such contracls orqbc"pti{rC any such ieinsurance as heretefere #cd"C, the board of di-rectors qf sddszclr company shall by a maioriVvote of the whole numberof directors as providedin k.S.e. +b-tStd,, aid amzndmcnts thcreto, au-thorize the writing of such ftre coveragei Pxni*C W That su€hT\e ompany shall {ile with the comnissioner of iisurance a certiftedcopy of the resolution of the board of directors taking such action asherein ererideC and a certi{ied copy ofits amended bvlaws and amendedcharteias prwided in K.S.A. ao-iil, and. amendm.i* tllereto.

Sec. 2. K.S.A. 40-1519 is hereby repealed. '

.: ,$eel 3.,., Xhis act shdl take effect arid be in force from and after itspublication in the Kansas register.

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' : ,'SENATE BILL No. 169

AN Acr ctn€rninq the miveBity of Kms schml of medicine; relating to medicel studentscholmhips m-d loms; sewie obligafiom; men&ng K.S.A. f994 Sipp. 76-375 md 76-3q4 and rep€alng the edsting secdoro.

Be tt ewc'tedby tlte Legtslature'of the State of Kansas

, S""tiot l. K.S.A. 1994 Supp. 76-375 is hereby amended to read as

bllovn: 76.375, (e) On or before December 3l in each year, the chan-cellor of the university of Kansas, or the designee of the chancellor, shallprepare a list of tlre areas of this state which the chancellor, or designeeof the chancellor, determines to be critically medicallyunderserved areasb,y specialty and the areas of this state *hi6h the chaircellor, or desisneeof tlie chaicellor, determines to be medically underserved areas by"spe-qelty. ln prepq-rng such a list the chancellor, or designee of the-chan-sellor, shdl consult with the mediial scholanhip advisory committee. All$ate medical care facilities or institutions, all medical centers operatedin the state of Kansas by the veterans administration of the United States,and all firll-Ume faculty positions at the universiW of Kansas school ofmedicine in family -"ili6io" or familv Dractice arl qualiffed for servicein both service coinmitment area I ani S-ic"

"o--it*ent area II with-

out being determined medically underserved areas. In preparing such alist, the portion of time of persons engaged in the practice of medicineand sulgery at any institution rmder the.jurisdiction and control of thesecietarv of social and rehabilitation services shall not be included indetermiifng whether an area is critically medically underserved or med-icallv underserved. Everv such list shall note that all state medical carefaciftties or institutions qit"li6' f"r such service.commitments, in additionto listing those areas delermlned to be cfitically medically underservedor mediEally underserved. Critically medically underserued areas by spe-cialtv and medicallv underserved areas bv soecialw established o.ioi tothe 6ffective date df this act by the r"..ri"rf of heirlth and envirlnmentshall cbntinue in effect for the pulposes oflhis act until changed by thechancellor of the university of Kansas, or the designee of the chancellor.The chancellor of the universilr of Kansas, or thidesignee of the chan-cellor, ,rpott a linding of excepfronal cireumstances m{ modify areas orpofions of areas determined to be cridcally medically underserved ormedieally underserved by specialty.

(b) (1) A sewice commitmerit area shall be designated as a servicecommitment area I or a sewice commitment area IL Service commitment'aiea ltshall be any area determined bv the chancellor of the universitv of

Kansas, or the designee of the chancellor, under subsection (a) to be, forpurposes of all agreiments entercd into under K.S.A. 76-374 and amend-ments thereto, a medically underserved area or a criticallv medicallv un-derserved area. Service cpmmitment area II shall be, for ptrposes 'of

altragreements entered into under K.S.A. 76-374 and amend-meits thereto.the state of Kansas. ' i:, .

(2) The service commitment area I or II for persons {irst awardedscholarships after^December 31, 1g85, shall be an incorporated city ofthis stat_e as speci{ied in subsection (dXg) of K.S.A. 76$?4 and amend-ments thereto, all state medical care fLrcilities or institutions, all me&calcenters operated in the state of, Kansas by the veterans administratiron ofthe United States, and dl tha full-Ume faculty positions at the universityof Kansas school of medicine in general inte;rtal medicine, gercral pedi-atrics, family medicine or family practice, exczpt that, atihe tiil anqperson cornntetwes sptisfqing a sercice commitmznt under thlc subseAnnnos a fiil+ime faatlrg n;T{er, thc number of persons satisfying seruitecontmitments or sercice obligatiotts, purstunt to agreements-indir KS,A.76374 and anzndnents thireto or'the medtcal {ndcnt loan act, as fulLtime fan"rlty m.emberc Wnuant to this &tbsection shall not aceed tlzcnumber equal to 25% of thz total rurmber of full-timc faatltu menhers oftlw uniwrsity of lfunsis school of medir,irle i" genar"t inteiul

^edlclni,general pediatrics, family mediArc or familg p-rariice.(c) In selecting a service commitment area I or II. whichever is ao-

plicable, prior to the commencement of the full-time practice of medicineand surgery pursuant to all agreements entered into under K.S. l.7FB74and amendments thereto requiring service for a period of tjme in a servicecommitment area I or II, whiche#r is applicabL, the person so selectinsshall select such area from among thoG areas appeating on the list oTareas prepared by the ihancellor df the univenity 6f Kanias, or the des-ignee of the chancellor, under this section. The service commitment areaselected shall have appeared on any such list not more than'36.monthsprior to the commence.ment of such full-Ume practice of medicine andsuryery by the person selecting such service commitment area. Upon theselection of such service commitment area, the person so selecting shallinform the universilz of Kansas school of medicine of the area sel&ted.

(d) A person sewing in a service commitment area I or II, whicheveris applicable, pursuant to any agreement under this act may serve all orpart of any commitment in the service commitment area initiallT selectedby such person. If such person moves from one service commitmentareaI or II to another service commitment area I or II, as applicable, suchperson shall notif the university of Klrnsas school of medicine of suchperson's change of service commitment.area. Service in any such servicecommitment area I or II, as applicable, selected from the appropriate listsof service commitment areas, shall be deemed to be coniiudus for thepurpose of satisfring any agreement entered into under this act. Anyservice commitment area I or IL as aDDlicable. selected after the initiallvselected service commitment area I oiil sha[ Lave appeared.on a 9eg.vic6commitment area I list or on a service commitment area II list, as appli-cable, which shall have been prepared not more than 12 months pri6i tothe move by such person froh one service commitment area I 6r II toanother service coi-rmitment area I or II, as applicable.

(e) (l) A person awarded a scholarship prior to Ianuary l, 1986, maysatis$ the obligation to engage in the fulllbme p.".foc= of medicine andsurgery in a service commitment area I even though such person is en-gag6d in s"ch practice in two or more locations witlin the stite of Kansas,at least one of which is not located in a sewice commitment area I, if tlieperson is engaged in the full-time practice of medicine and suqgery insuch locations pursuant to a practic.e afliliation agreement approved bythe chancellor-of the univeisity of Kansas, or-the designee of thechancellor.

(2) A person awarded a scholarship prior to fanuary l, 1986, maysatisf, thebbligation to engage in the full-Ume practice of me&cine anisurgery in either service commitment area I or service commitment areaII by deroting performing at least 100 hours per montli te of on-siteprimary care as dSn"ed in KS.A. 76374 and amendments th.ereto at anwdical facilit! operated by alcr:al health department or nonprofft or-ganization in this state sewing medically indigent persons. As used in thisparagraph, "medically indigeit" m""tti

" pirsoni (A) Who is unable to

secure health care because of inabil.ity to pay for all or a part of the coststhereof due to inadequate personal-reso-rr.""., being u-ninsured, beingunderinsured, being ineligible for governmental health beneffts; or (B)who is eligible for gforrernirental be*nelits brit is unable to obtain medicalserviees.

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(3) A person awarded a scholarship prior to fanuary l, 1986, maysatisfi the'oblig"tion to engage in the fiillurne practice of medicino and

nt#.y in eith-er service c"orimitment ared I o; I{ by engagin$ in such

fuli:tiire practice of medicine and surgery, other than in a primary care

,o"sialty.'anvwhere in the state of Ka;sas with the exception of the fol-liwitte 6ounlies: Douglas, Iohnson,'Learernvorth, Sedgriek, Shawnee orWyaniotte, except thit &e full-ume practiee of me&cine and suqgery

wilhin the six listed counties will qualifo if the selected county is desig-nated as a service commitment area I or'II in aocordanee with the'pro-visfons,of this'sectlon; or. whenever ther.e are, fe'aer'.than three Person!engaged ln the fidl-time prectice of medicine and surgery in a designatedsp&i"akv in the selected countv. Anv porson who ratidies the obligationt6 e"g"r in the firll-time pt""ti"" of -"dicine and surgery in accorilancewith lhi subsection (eX3) shall remain obligated to repay the amountsreceived for livinq *punr"r as predcribed irisubsection (;X5) of K'S..{'7F376 and amettiments thereto. As used in this subsection (e)(3); "Pri-

i'maiycdr.e i,rneans generalpe&a$ics,,gpneial intemal'medbine or familyoractice, :'- (fl A person awarded a scholarship in accordance with the provisions

of K.S.A.^ZO-SZ3 through 76-377a anl amendments thereto niay satisfrthe obliqation to engag6 in the practice of medioine and iurgery, underan aqreJment enter6dinto pursuant to K.S.A. 76..374 and amendmentstherJto e,ren though such- pLrson is.engaged in practice in an area notdesigneted a medidally undinerve{ areib} specialty, or a critically med-ical$ underserved area by specialty, through employment on a part-timebasis bv the state of'Kansas which has been approved by the chancellorof the university of ,Kansas, or tho desisee.bT the chancellor, for &epractice of medicine and suqgery at any state medical cre facilitj, or

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(s) In connection with the determination of criHcally medically un-dederved areas and medically qnderserved areas under this section, thechancellor of the university of Karrsas, or the designee of the chancellor,shall aseess annually the nited in the state as a whole for medicsl s€rvicesprovided by persons engaged in tle practice of medicine and surgery andrhall tuporl f,tereon aniuillv to the lesislature. Each report shall irrcludeanv rdommerrdations for-needed leeislation, including arry recom-m6nded amendments to this act, which"relate to the need"for such meil-icql services in the various areas of this state.

ft) There is herebv established the medicd icholarship advisoni' com-mittee. Members of the medical scholarship advisory committee shdll beappointed bv the chancellor of the univeiity of Kansas as follorrs: (l)dtie -e-bdr shall be from the office:of'the 6hnncellor of the.universityof Karmx; (2) onernember shall be a reprtsenttrtive of the Kinsas rnedicalsocietv: (3) one membdr shall be a member of the Kansas legislaturel (4)

orre rrie-bur shall be a student at the universiw of Kansas scFool of med-icine; and (5) one member shall be a fepresentfove of the Kansas hospitalassociation, The medicpl scholarrhip #viqory committee shdl meet pe-riodically upon the call of the ehancellor, or ilre designee of the chancel-lor, and shill. make. recqmmendations to fu chancgllor, ot the desigqeeof-the chancellor, in regard to *re adminisqatiop of t}9 prwrsions 9f this.act.. .', (i) The -chanceUorof theunivpnityof Kansas may appoint a-medicalscholarship proEram coordinator for.the .purpose of planning and admin-istering tbe lroiisions of this act. The co-ordinator s[all be in the unclas-siffed Jervic6 under the Kansas civil service aet.'.-ril".i:.i

"rr pupG ;;;;,,1,i';;;'i. L--te" '. *",prorneg'after

Tune S0, 1988, on-a Fart-time basis (l) pursuant iq a practice a{ftliation'aqreement approvedly the chancellbr o? the univ. ersit| of Kansas, or thec[ancetlor's

-designee, br (2) at a state medical care faiility or institution,

shall be on the basis of at least the equivalent of 7z time in order to satisfrthe obligation to engage in the practice of medicine and -surgery-underan agreement entered into pursuant to K.S.A. 76-374 and amendmentsthereto.

(k) As used in.this section, "state medical care facility or institution"includes, but is not limited to, the Kansas state school for the visually

handicapped, the Kansas state school for the deaf, any institution underthe secriiarv ofsocial and rehabilitation services, as deffnedby subsestion(b) of K.S.A. 76-f2a01 and amendments thereto or by suhsection (b) off.S.A, ZO-tZ"t8 and amendments thereto, the Kansm soldiers'home andanv correctional ins[tutioniunder t]re secretary ofcorrections, as deffnedby'subsection (d) of K.S.A. 75-5202 and amendments thereto, but shallnbt irr"lode anv state educational institution under the state board ofregents, as de{ined by subsection (a) of K.S.A. 76-7ll and amendmentsthEreto, except as speciffcally provided by statute.

Sec. 2, K.S.A. f994 Supp. 76-384 is fereby amended to read as fol-

lorrys: 76-384. (a) Upon the 3election of a service commitment area fortl* ou-*o of'satilfuitte a service obligation under a medical student

lo"ti"et:"*"ot entered ilto under this ict' the Person so selecting shall

inforni'the universitv of Karsas school of medicine of the service com-

mitment area selected.(b) A person serving in a sewice commitment area pursuant to any

aE eemeni under this ac-t may serve all or part of any commitment in the

s&rvice commitment area initially selectedby such penson. If such person

movesfrom one service commihnent area to another service commitrqentarea, such person shall noti& the universi$ of Kansas school of medicine

of r""t, ouiro"'s change of service commiiment area. Service in any such

sewice 6ommitment iea shall be deemed to be continuous for the pur-pos9 of safrsfying any agreement eptered into under this act.' (c) A peisoi te""i"itts a medical student loan under this act, may

satis$ the'obligauon to eftage in the full-time practice of medicine and

toteJty in a seitice commi"trient area if the Person serves as a full-timefirfiti mu*ber of the university of Kansas sc-hool of medicine in gercral

ide;at meilicitw, eeneral pedidrics, family medicine or family practice

and serves two yeafo for eich one year of such obligation, or the equiv-

alent thereof on a two-for-one basrs, except thtt, at thn time any penoncornncnaes satisfuine$tch senice obligation as afull-timz faat'Ity mem-

ber wnaant to'thXkbsea*tn, thc rutniber of persotts satisfgingsenicecoimttments or sercice oblisdiot s,purstant to agreencnts undcr KS'A'7.6371 and. ameidme* thireto or'the meilical sarilent ̂

Ioan ad,'as full-

time frcrfuu menberc purwant to thiit $tbsectior. shall npt exceed the

*t^in "q;-l

to 25% ;f the total wmber of fuIl-umz faaity metiberc oftlw unioersitu of l{ulr;sas schaol of medichw in gencral internnl medicine,

eer.eraleeitikicst famitu nlediarc or familg practire." (d) h o"ooo rirav sitisfu the obliqation io ettgage in the full'timeoo"H"" of medicine'attd surgery in a-service'comhitment area by de''re&azper{orming at least 100-hours per monrh+oof on-siteprimary care

^ it"ft*d in KS:A" 7G374 and' arnandmmts thereto al a medh:alfacility,-o:"teabu aloc:.l health department or nonprofft organization in thissiate servirft medically indiqent persons. As useil in this substition, "med-

icellv indieJnf' meatri a pel.sotti (l) Who is unable to secure health care

be"iuse oT inabilitv to piy for all or a part of the costs thereof due toinadequate ptrsoo.l resburces, being uninsured, being underinsured be-

ins in6tgibfe for governmental heal-th beneffts; or (2) who is eligible forgJvernm'ental berieftts but is unable to obtain medical services.-

Sec. 3.' K.S.A. 1994 Supp' 7&375 and 76-3& ate hereby repealed.

Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in force from irrd after itspublfbation in the Kansas re$stdr.

(Pubu*€d h the Kasa Regists May 4 1995 )

SENATE BILL No. 236

Ar.t Agr makine mdconeminq apprcpriations for tlre ffrcal pu ending |une 30, 1S5, for

the Xansas-stare *hml for thi -bllnd,

state boad of indigents' defere rervics, Kansanfmat health deparnnenl department of eduetion, delnrtment of social md rehabil-

itation rervies, i(-s* **t i o{Iice, departrnent of wildlife md parls' Kmru state

libw. Tooe*a state hospital md departrnent of transportation; autlnrizing ertaintrmsfero, iirposinq ertairi restrictions md limitations, md dimting or autlrorizing cer-

tatn reipts;d i[sburements and ets incidental to tlre foregoing'

be ilt ernaedby tld t*gXlature of tlw State of l(ansas:

'section l. (a) For the liscal year ending |une 30, -f995-' appropril-

tions are hereby made, restrictions and limitations are hereby imposed'

and transfers, fdes, receipts, disbursements and acts incidental to the fore-

going are hereby directed or authorized as provided in this act. .

'Sec. 2.

(a) The expenditure limitation established by section 4(b) of chapter

295 ofthe l99i Session Laws of Kansas on the general fees fund is hereby

incieased from $44,692 to $52,457.(b) On the effective date of ttris act, of the $6,136,748 appropriated

for the aborre agencv for the ftscal year ending fune 30, 1995, by secti'on

5(a) of chapter"295'of the 1994 Session Lawi of Kansas from the state

general fun^d in the operating expenditures account, the sum of $1,787 is

Eereby lapsed.

Sec. 3,STATE BONED OF INDIGENTS'DEFENSE SENVICES

(a) There is appropriated for the above agency from the state generalfund the following:

May 4,1995,

(

eo frmu Scoctery of 96lG t995 vbt. r4 No. 18,

tr(ansaslltegrsterNew. State taws 655

Agency opentioNrSec.. 4,

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. Tl".l" is appropriated for the above agency flom the state generallund the tollowing:.Operatingexpenditures ......,.......... .......,...,,:.:. ,, $M;1TI' Sec,. 5. ' ' r.

(") There is appropriated for the above agency from the state qeneralr---i,r e rr r o I o -

il?Xffi;u,'#15*n*0"^ iz.s$,azz(b) The expenditure limitation established brz the state ffnance coun-

cil on the certificate fee fund is hereby incrJased ffom g4?3,160 to$57r,9S3.

- _ (cl_ O^n Iung l, 1995, the director ofaccounts and reports shall transfer

$14,472 from the state highway fund of the departmeni of transportationto the school bus safety-fund of the department of educatioi for the

!ltpr,r: of {inancing the cost of operation and general expense of theschool bus sale$ program.

Sec.'6. :

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL AND REHABILTTATION SERVICES

" 1?,,, tf"ff is. appropriated for the alrove 4gency frorr.r the stqte general

tund the tollowing:State olrerations . . ; . . . . . . . . .: . . . . . . . . .SfSO.OZO

9ffi*fuHffi'"ffT;;;;;:: : ,: . .:. : . ,::: ,: .. : .,:: ti?,393,i33

Voetioiulrehabilitation,aidandmsistmce.............,...,.]]....;...,:.,.:. $34.g7S

(b) ' On the effective date of this act, of the g670,898 appropriated forthe above agency for the liscal year ending fune 30, lgg5, bv seition 58(a)ofchapter 360 ofthe 1994 Sesiion Laws of Kansas from the state generalfirnd in the welfare reform operating expendituies account, theium ofg298,752isherebvlapsed.'^ ' Y ,t ' ' ,

(p) The expenditure limitation established bv the state ffnance councilon the alcoholism treatment fund is hereby incieased from g1,018,844 to$r,368,745.' , . ,,

(d) The expen&ture limitation established bv the state finance coun-cil on the comrirunity alcoholism and intoxication'programs fund is herebydecreased from 92,505,804 to g2,155,7O4

(e) The expenditure limitation established bv the state linance coun-cil on the special projects fund is hereby increased from g2,462,558 to$3,294,967.

(0 The expenditure limitation established by the state ffnance councilon- t-he.vocational rehabilitation---client assistance project:federal fund

fund the following:rOperetingqpendtum ."..,.............,......,.,,...,..;..........;...... $397,807

(b) On the effective date of this act, the director of accounts,,aadreports shall transfer $87,668 fnrm the parks fee,fund to the wildlife feefund.

(c) On the effectire date of this act, or as soon thereafter as monefsare available, the director ofaccounts and reports shall transfer $3O,6i4from the wildlife fee fund of the departmentbf wildlife ind,p*rks to,t&eEl Dorado correctiond facility--generd fees fund.

(d) In addition to e:pendituris authorized from the.wildlife fee fundfor operating expendituies for frcal year lgg5, expenditirres of $382,8&4may be made by the above agency fr6m the wildlife fee fund for the ffscalyear ending |une 30, 1995, for additional operating expenditures.

(e) In addition to the purposes for which expenditures may be madefrom the wildlife fee fund foi the ffscal y""t ridittg |une 30, 1995, ex-penditures may be made by the above agency from the wildlife. fee fundfor ffseal year'1905 {or the following capltd improvement project, subjeetto the e4penditure limitation prescribed thereTor'.Ffiheries.projeets.:....,.,....'........ .............,..:;...,r .$lS,7S4Pmllcd,T\x N nch spcnditures shall be in addltton to my expenditm limibtim im-pored m the wildlife fe firnd forfircal pr lS5.

Sec,9 , '' . '.r.j i r, XANSASSTATELIBMRY ., .:.

(a) Thnre is appropriated for the above agency from the fiollowingspecial revenue frrnd or funds all moneys nov or hereafter lawfiilly cred-ited to and available in such fund or funds, except that expenditures otherthan refunds authorized by law shall not exceed the folloving'

'erintstolmllibiairi,esfordatibaseservlcosEDIFgr-mtfund ;.'...,.. .t , $100,000

, (b) On the effective date of this act, or as soofl thereafter as moneysare available, the &rector of accounts and reports shall transfer $100;000from the Kansas economic development endowment account of the stateeconomic development initiatives^fund of the department of commerceand housing to tfie grants to local libraries for da'ta base services EDIFgrant fund of the state library.

Sec. 10.

,, loPlK{ sTltTE HOSPTT L(a) The e4penditure limitation established by section 8(b) of chapter

361 of the 1994 Session [,aws of Kansas on the general fees fund is herebyincreased from $3,918,431 to $4,021i,969. -

Sec. ll. : DEPABTMENTOFTBAN$POiTATTON :. .,:, : l,(a). On the e{fective date of this act, the ependiture limitdtion e*tab-

lished by section 3l (a) of chapter 360 of the lgb4 Session Laws of Kansason the aqency operatiors-account of the stabe highway fund is herebydecreased from $177,4L4,932 to gl 74,967,688.

Sec..'!2, Appeals to exceed poryry! hmitaions. The limitatiorib'tnl-posed by this.act 91the nirm\r of full-time and regular part-time posi-tions equated to full-time, excludinq seasonal and [emporarv positions.paid ftom appropriations for fscal y-ear lgg5 made in tlis a6t'or in anyap-propriation act of the 199{ regular session of the legislature or in arnyother appropriation act ofthe l9g5 regular session oftf,e legislature maybe exceeded upon approval ofthe statb ftnance council. -

Sec. 13. *ppeals to exceed limitatians. Upon written application tothe governor and approval ofthe state linance iouncil, experi&tures ffomspecial rwenue funds may exceed the amounts speciffedin this act.

Sec. 14. Efrectioe dnfe. This act shall take effect and be in force fromand after ib publication in the Kairsas rggister. : ' .'

)

is hereby incieased from 9107,870 to glll,545r(g) The expen&ture limitation established b

- _!d ^ 1h" t*en&ture limitation esrablished by seclion 58(j) of chapter360 of the 1994 Session Laws of Kansas on the'state operations acc6untof the social welfare fund is hereby increased froh $F,471,506 to$9,060,467.

It ) ' fh" expenditure limitation establishdd by section 2(b) of chapter

361 of the lggZ Session Laws of Kansas on t}e'Kansas vocational r6ha-bilitation center fees fund is hereby increased from'$145,000 to $186,29f.(i) The expenditure limitation established bv the state finance councilon the state 6perations account of the social'services clearing fund ishereby increased from g247,02n,208 to g267,131,231j , .

(i) The expenditure limitation established bv the state {inance councilon-the juverile detention facilities fund is'hereby increased from$2,101,620 to $2,825.895.. Sec; 7,

KANSAS WATER OFFICE(a) The expenditure limita[on established bv section 8(b) of chapter

297 of the 1994-session Laws of Kansas on the state water plan funi ishereby increased from 91,514,870 to $1,893,035.(b) In addition to the purposes for which expenditures may be made 'by the above age.rcy froni the state water plarifund for the hrcal vearending June 30; 1 995, as authorized by sectiln 8(b) of chapter Zg7 o( the1994 Session l,aws of Kansas, expenditures mav be made-from the statewater plan fund for fiscal year 1905 for operations attd maintenance costsrelated to additional water storage space acquired in lohn Redmond,Council Grove, EIk City, Marionl M6lvern, P-omona, and Tuttle CreekReservoirs, ri I

Sec. 8.

. DEPANTMENTOFW]LDLIFEANDPARKS(a) There is appropriated for the above agency from the state,general

VoI.14, Ng. 18, May !,11995 O Kinrer Scc.tqy of Stri.1995

656 New State Laws

treasuly.(b) 'The

pooled rnoneymonpys in lhe. municipalinvestnients:

(1) Direct obligations of, or obligations that are insured as to principaland interest bv, thE United States oTAmerica or any agency thereofandobhqations and securities of United States sponsorLd interprises whichundEr federal law mav be accepted as security for public funds, exceptthat' (A) Not more thai l0% of tle moneys a"ailable iqr investment under

investment board may invest and reinvestinvestmont pool fuird in the following

this subsection mdy be invested in mortgage backed securities of such

entinrrrises and of tlrd sovernment nationil irortgage associaton : and' (B)enterprises and ofenterprises and of the governmentinoesimznts in other thnn direa c

mortgage associ abn; a@. lB )-inoesinents in ather tYmn direa obligations urdi thx paragroph slullbe rated at tke time of inoestment, in ihe highcst rating category by Moo-bc ruteil at tke time of inoes*nant, in thp highast rating categorydy\ tiwestort sbnbe qr Stimdnrd and Pggris coypora

^nn:

Kansas Regrsterr., . . , (Published in the Kmsas Register May 4 195.)

. . l ' , .' Subqtifute for SENATE BILL No' I :

AN Acnconeming public funds; retating to the municipal irestment pml fund; etablish-ins ertain req-uirements; mnemin[ tlre pooled money inwstment bwd; amending

K.-S.4. 199{ Sipp.l%16T12,754?'0i.,75-4221^ ild 75-4263 md repealtng the existing

srctions.

Be it enacteilby the l*gislnture of thn Stde of I(ansas:

.section.l. K.S.A, 1994 Supp. l2-1677a is hereby amended to read

as follows: l2-167h. (a) Mone^ys deposited by any municipality with the

state treasqrer for inwestment iutho?ized in paragraph (6) of iubsection(b) of K.S.A. iZ-rclS,and amendmen* ther&o, slall be deposited in the

municipal investment pool fund which is ho"by created in the state

"(2) interest-bearing time deposits in any of 'the

following, which is

doing business within the state of Kansas, any stale or national bank, state

or fJerally cha*ered savings and loan association, or federally charteredsavings bank; or

(3f repurchase agreements with a Kansas bank, Kansas savings andloan assb&ation, a fJderally chartered savings bank having an office oroffices in the state of Kansas or with a primary government securitiesdealer which reports to the market ..po.ti di"iti'otiof the federal reserve

bank of New York for direct obligations of, or obhgations that are insuredas to principal and interest by,"the United Stat-es government or any

agenci thereof and obligatiorx and securiHes of United States govern-rient sponsored enterpries which under federal law may be actepted as

security for public funds.(c) 'All

interest earnings received from investments of money in themunicipal investment poo-i fund shall be credited to the municipal in-vestment oool fund. literest earninEs experienced by the fund on in-vestments^aftributable to each particii'aUngmunicipality shall be proratedand aoolied to the individual iccounts of-the municipalities, maintainedbv th6 itate treasurer. Deferred earnings transferred Trom the municipalinvestment bool reserve fund to the municipal investment pool fund shall

be prorated'and applied to the individual iceounts ofthe municipalities'mailntained by the state treasurer. A statement for each municipality par-ticipating unii account showing deposits, withdrawals, eamings and losses

distiibutlons shall be provided pei+ediedly monthlg to the municipality.The state treasurer stiall *"ke iomprehensive reports monthlg to those

municipalities participatinq in t}re municipal investment pool fund; irelr*dine^ anl toither interisted parties reguesting sach reports' Such re-ports Jtall include a summary of transactions for ihe peried mzrnth as v'dl'as, the current market value of the.pool investmenfs , the weighted ao-

erage.maturitu ratio ofthe fund, thi original costs ofthe inoestmznts inthc'fund, haiudlng aiq f"it associated iath wch iioestments and srchothir releoant tnfo-nnah6ntlw stqtetreo&trer may uishto indrtde in nclt

'?.Kt ,nustate treasur.erl*"y "rrus

re4qonable charges not torexceed17o of the interest eained against the fund for reimbursement of e.xpenses

incurred in administering t}e fund. The state treasurer shall certi$', pe-riodicallv, the amount of ihe assessroent andt}e director of accounts andreoorts shall transfer the amount certifted from the municipal investmentpool fund to the municipal investment pool fund fee fund, which is herebyireated. All expenditurbs from the municipal investment pool fund feefund shall be made in accordance with appropriation acts upon warrantsof the director of accounts and reports issued pursuant to vouchers ap-proved by the state treasurer or a-person or persons designated by the

it"t" t."rl.rr"r. Amounts of qairx tidi""d on tisposition oT investmentsof the municipal irwestment*pool fund shall be periodically certi{ied bythe state treasi-rrer, and the diiector of accounts aird reports'shall transfer

the amount certifted from the municipal inv.estment pool fund to the

municir:al investment pool reserve funil which is hereby created in the.state tieasurv. The stite treasurer shall make a determination of the

.*.""t *J"a io, " ,tr"*" for possible losses to the municipal invest-

ment nool fund and shall certifu pbrodically such amount, and the direc'tor oltaccounts and reports shall tr"nsfet ihe amount so certiffed from

the municipal investme'nt pool fund fee fund to the municipal investment

oool reserie fund. If the s--tate tteasrter makes a determination that sig

iriffcant losses or qains have occurred to the municipal investment pool

fund. the state treiasurer shall certiS the amount thereof to the director;i;;;;il;Jt"p"*, and the direclor of accounts and r6po'rts shall

transfer the amounl so certi{ied from the municipal investment pool re-

serve fund to the municipal investment pool fund'(e) The state treasur6r may adopt niles and regulations necessary te

"rr*o "* the ere,risiens of Sis s"etir" fot the adtninistration and ryer-

atioh of the iuni"bal inoestmznt pooi fund' and may enter into agree-

ments "with any municipali$ as to methbds of deposits, withdrawals and

investments,(0 Investments under subsection (b) shall be for, a period of not to

exceed four years, except for mortgage backed securities. -.- '; -(s) A coirparative irwestment p-efrormance review shall be contracted

foiin"odb pZrio dicallq bv the sta+e t+eamrels effier- poolzd mmwy in-oestmznt ioird. Thc c6"t of su"h reoieu slwll be paid by tlw municipalinoeshne.nt pool fund from-nntleys in thc mnnicipal imestment pool fund'fee fund.." tirl Deposits in the municipal'investment pool fund'(I) May only be

made for tt" ,"*u mafurity as the maturity whlch is offered under par-asraDhs (2) and (3) of subs6ction (b) of K.S.A. 12-1675 and amendments

tfi"rLto, atd Q) upon tlw maturitq of such d'eposits, nch monegs shall be

offered for inoaslinznt under paiagraplu (2) or (3) of ntbsectir:n (b) off.S.e,. iZ-lAZS, and. ariendnints thc*o, and may be reinoested in such

fund onla if tlre conditians contained ln $tbsection (c) of KS.A" 12-1675,'and amin&rcnts thereto, lwoe been sdisficd'.

(i) Moneys and investments in the irunicipal investment pool firndand ana sepirae portfolio within ruch fund ihall be managed by the

nooled "mot ey investment board in accordance with investment policies

;*dd.d bv hlr and by niles and regil*ieas ef flr€h M dzoeloped'

itnrooed. i*Utxt ca "ia

rmdated on in anrunlbasis bq flchboard. Such

iiinstmeni ooli*s shnlt include at a mininarm gtidclincs whbh tuIeitifucredit stanlards, elieiblt in^strunwn*, all,owablc maurity ranges, methoils

for oahing tfu poifolio, cabuhtlng eamings and yields and limits on"itrtfoh" 8*""irotio" fir each tqpZ of inoe&ment' Any clunges in utch'imi,stment policics thiil be awiitoed. bq th,e pooled monetl inoestment

board. A cwu of *"h eu'bl;siia polaes shnli be di*ributed to all mu-

nicinalities birtntpotiie in the ranicipal inoestnent pool fund' and toother interisted. personi requesthtg a coPV of wch pohcies. The- pooled

monev investment board sioll nol contract for management of invest-

,n"rrtt bu a monev manaEer. The pooled mnneq inoestment board shall

contraLi'for thc sinbes ol an extemal inoestnwnt adoisor to W-!4 4-oisoru sinices concerniigtlv inl)eshtvnt policies and practices for the

*oniaool iusestment pooT fund. Such inoestment ad.oisor shall be dffirent from the person or frnn contraded with untlzr sabsectton (g).

(il Investments in iecurities under paragraph (l) of subsection (b)

shall be limited to securities which do not have any more interest rate

risk than do direct United States government obligticlns of similar ma'turities, except for the l0% limitati"on on mortgage-backed securities, Forpurposes of'this subsecEori,"*'interest rete risk'l 'means market value

ch"trges due to changes in current interes! rates.(ki on and afterjuly 1, 1996:

6 Excwt ai erkii"a n paragraph (2), thz wet'ghted aoerage nu-turiia of all inoeiments in tha'muficiital lnestment poolfund shall rct-

"xce1dihe oeiehted aDerage nnturial of all deposits in th.e ramicipal

inoestffw,t woi fund bu nire tlun 100%, ercept that tlrc uelghted ao-'

"rog nwnritu of inoesiments in nrch.fund shall rwt exceed the weighted

o*"rog m"turitit of deposits in ruch iund by more than 90 dnys.(2)- The eooled mnneq irunstntent board, for tlw purposes of hmring

and'maintainingthc sirund'n'ess of and the liquiditg of tlw municipal in-oatment pool finil, maq increase tlle ninetq'dq ltrnit*ion contahed inporoerwh (Ii except thqt such hwrease siall rwt exceed 180 ilnys' Tlw'ircrilsid t;mitdio;s establishzd bq tlv board under th* paragraph shall

be effeanoe for periods rct exceeding 120 days. Upon thc expiratian oftlw [imitatiins established purcuant to this paragtaph (2), thc linitdiot scontainzd in paragraph (i) slwU be appliiableluilcss tfu board estab-

txhes neu lti*at6.ni undn the prooliiotts of this paragraph (2).

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New State Laws

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(3) "ueishtedaoeof the total iumber o"t.:) . :o?gtxte! aoerage maturity" meaw: (A) For inoestments, the samoJ the total

-number of d"ags Io nnturit.r for each indioidual si,ectrritu *ol-

iY*3,"i:::;:tY:r*",r!'9*r!.::y:y.!rYtu!I:,ay:trpar oalux of a[l secaritiesi !"4 @ f* aqrriti, tl* ;;;i;;;:;kte-r oJ !ny2 Joy each indioi.dual deposit nutltiplicd bq th.e dallar Dalueach indioidaal dqosit diDidcd bg the sarn oi tlu dillar wlues of all

n1nb2r of !ny2 fo! q*h indailuat deposunumber oJ dnys Jo! gach indioi.dual deposit mtltiplicdbq thc dollar oalueol each

^indioidaal d.e,posit diDifud bg the sarn oi tltc dillar wlues of all

deoosits.

$ec. 2. K.S.A. 1994 Supp. 7E-4209 is hereby amended to reird asfollows: 75-4205. (a) After rir?, U".ra a*"r*i""r'tf," liquidiW """j, fo.tJle state, and determines the varying draturiUes of th6 inv6stment ac-cou.nts

-tg be offered and the amount"of state moneys to U. i""*ila .in

each ofthe maturities offered, inaccordancewith riles and regulationsajopted pursuant !o K.S.A. 1994 Supp. 7S-4252,;;J-;#;;;;thereto, tfie board shall make avairabreltate mone.ys eligibre for invest-ment accounts in the followrng.manner:

- (l) (A) The board shall ofer to qualiffed banks, on a competitive bidbacis, state moneys for deposit in investment aeeounts it mafurifies.of not.m.ore thaS tburyears a_nd such bids shall be at a rate of at least the marketrate, as delined in subsection (k) of K.S.A. 7E_4201, and amendmentsthereto.

(B) fu part of the offering under subparagraph (A) the board shalloffer to q""lift.d lanks, on a twelve-month average, SOVo of theamountot state moneys available for investment or $S5O,OOO,OOO, whicheveramount is.grelter, at,maturities of not more than four years and at th6investment rate as deftned,in subsection (l) of K.S.i.r ,78_4201, andamendments thereto. $uch accounts shall be apportio""4 ly th;-b.r;;1^mo3g th^e banksrvhich propose to receive such aicounts and'which qual_ity therefor on the basis of the ratio of each bank's combined caoital.

i"&id"q prolits and sulplus to the total capital, undivid.i t;fftr';jsulptus ot aU such banks.(C) Qua$e{ b-anks shall be determined in accordance with requi-

lgr-nents established by iules and regulations adopted pursdant to K.S.A.1994 Supp. 75-4232,

"ttd "-"rro-"rrts thereto.

.*J]^lF,F,1d may invest and reinvest state monela eligble for in-vestment which are not invested in aqcordance with paiagrapi (f), i" th.following investments: I

. (+) Direct obligations of, or obligations that are insured as to orin_

"tpl, Tg interest by, the United States of America or any aqency thireofano oblgations and securities oJ the united states sponsore"d eritemriseswrucn under tederal law may be accepted as secuity for pubtc funds.excSpt.that not mgre than -tlvo of thJ moneys ;dbb i"'. ;;;r;;iunoer uus surrsectior may be invesled in mortgage backed securities of*:3,"":-"rpnr:s and oI the governSel! nationii mortgage association;(rr, repurchase agreements with a Kansas bank or a p.i."ry govern_

funthiued.):. .

@ Kmgre Sceetary of,stae fggg

Kansas Register(l)

-For the purpose of dztermining thc ueighted aaerase mafitriluu.ndcr thh subsection, all deposits in thi rnunicip'al inoestmeit pool funhwithaut a stated maturity shall be assumzd to h;*

" ;i;;i; ,f ;;'; d"";(4) The poobd rrwnaV inDestnznt board shall ,nt be reiuired to siII

:iV iye:tle\k at l lgss held by the municipal inoestment pool fund on,* {J"f.?" d:!? o{ lhb act in ord.er to meet ihe requiremmts Ly poro_graphs (l) or (2) of this wbsection.

.,A) fh.e ryoob! .mane1

inoestment board sltaLt qot; (A) Inoeit riwneys

\ ,f".!*"i"!lfl inoestment pool^ fund in dzrirntioes, excqt in dir;ctobligdion"s oJ th.e United States of Amerita; (B) enter into reDerse reDltr_c:ye-lgrycments, except for the purposes autlwrized undzr subseitian(b) oJ KS.A. 1994 Supp. l2-1677c, and. amandntents tlicreto.(*) .-?" y"4 after January I, 1996, itwestrtcnts ma.d.e under para_glqtr 171,o, wbsection (a) of KS.A. 75-4209, and amendments tlureto,shatl not be exchanged ulth inoestm.ents of the munitipcl inoestment oooiJund, u:ithaut prior approoal of tlu po,olil rnoneq inDeslmznt board'andI.he,prior opprooal of thz state finance council a.cting on this matter whichrs hereby cha-raclerized a.s a matter of leghlatioe dzlegation and. srbiedto the,guidzlines presc-7beQ in subsectiin (c) of KSIA 7|_g7l1c,'andamendinents thereto. NI mch exchanges shnllbe nnde in accordnnce withgenerally accqted accounting p riniples

(n)- The poobd mnney iioestmeit board maq adopt uch ril.les andr_Wftions.lor t.he management of 2uc! moyys-and inoestments in thc*,!i".p! inoestment poolfun!_as thc board deerns ne@ssary.(ld (o) For the purpose of this sectiory:

__(1) "Munieipality" means those-entities speciffed in subsection (a) ofK.S.A. l2-1675,}nd'amendments therete:-

(2) -'dzfwtioes" ntearu a finnncial contract uhose oalue depends ontfu,llly of an undzrlyipg asiet or indix of asset udn;,-;nd--'

ment securities dealer whic-h reports to the market reports division of thefederal reserve bank of New yoik for direct obligatioirs of, o, oblieaUonsthat are insured as to principal and interest by, tli'e U"ited-States ioue.r_ment or any agency thereofand obligations and securities of uniteJ statesgovernment sponsored enterprises which under federal law may be ac_cepted as security for public funds; er

(C) investments in SKILL act projects and bonds pursuant to K.S.A.199.4 Supp. 7j-8?20, arrd amendnien[s rhereto, and iiivgstmenls in:lrny,state agencybonds qr bond proiect-; or

(?) until JuIy 1, 1996, ii thi muniapal intsestrnent poolfund, created.undcr KS.A. 1994 Suyrp. I2-1677a, and amendnwnts'thcien. in acior_dance u>ith the policies a&>pted btt thz board on lanuaru 50.'IggS. Anuinoestment of rych qate mane7s in such fund pior to iv fra:ttoe dnt"eoJ this ac-t are lureby authorized, conftrmed and, oalidnted.- On luhu 1-199p, al_l state monqys inoested in thc m.unlcipal itwestmznt eoit f"naundpr this paragraph shall be remooed fron such fund.(b) At any time moneys are availabie foi deposits or investments iora period of time which is insuflicient to permit deposit in investmentaccounts or to provide for the liquidity neeils for the it"te, the board mavinvest such moneys in- repurchase agreements as authorized in zubpara.graph (B) of paragraph (2) of subsection (a).

(c) When moneys are available for deposits or investments, the boardmay invest in preferred stock of Kansas vdnture capital, inc., under termsand conditions prescribed by K.S.A. 74-8ZOg, andamendments thereto,

i||,'rtt T;:"ments shall not in the aggregate exceed a total amount of

(d) When moneys are available for deposits orinvestments. the boardmay invest in loans pursuant to legislative mandates" except thai noq morethan th9 lesser of l0%o or 980,000,000 of the state monep shall beinvested. t -- --.

. (e) Interest on investment accounts in banks is to be paid at mafurity,but not less than annuallv. .. : l(0 Investments made hy the board under the provisions of this sec-tjon shall be made with judgment and care, ,ndJ, "i*umr;;;dr;;prevailing, which personJ of prudence, discretion and intelliqence exer_cise in the management of their own affairs, not for speculation, but forinvestment, considering.the pfbable safety of their capital as well a5 theproDable tncome to be derived.

(g) - Investments under subsection (a) shall be for a period not to ex-ceed four years, except for investments in mortgage-bacLd sec,urities.(h) Investments in securities undbr subparieiaph (A) of paracranh(2) of subsection (a) shall be limited to r"",riu".'*fi.,h'd;;;ih;;?-d;more interest rate risk than do direct United States government oblgJ-tions of similar maturities except for the l\Vo limiti'tion on mortgaie-backed sec-urities. For pulpos"i of this subsection, ..interest rat."ri3k-means market_value cbanges due to changes in current interest rates.

- G)- - qn and after July 1, 1996, the boaid slull not inoest state nwrwtseligible-Jm inoestment undzr paragraph (2) d nbsection (a), tn thc n;r-::y4 ^yr*.nt.pool fund,'crea{ed indcr i S.A. 1ss4 WVp. tz_rcno,and amendrnents t hcret o.

Sec. 3. K.S.A. 1994 Supp.l1-4}2lais hereby amended to read asfollows: 75-4221a. (a) Tber6 is hereby established'the pooled monev in-v€stment board whieh shall s6nrisl of live,memtrers, fiur of whom ihallbe appointed by the governor, subject to con{irmation by the senate asprovided in K.S.A. 75-4315b and amendments thereto. Th; ftfth membershall be the state treasurer: Not more than three membeis of *re taidshall be of the same poliucal party. ,{+ }east t$ree 4i ;;il ;;;t"dto the board shall be personi with not less than f,ve l0 years if dtreawork experience in thz nanagenent of ftxed hrcomz secarities as an in_vestment or trust offfcer for ifinanciallnstitution, association or corpo-ration or is effien*ly a eertiSed publie aeeonntant er eer+ifred f,nani*dplanner. Members currently-serving-on-the b,oard shall contirurc to senntheir atrrent tennE as members of tlu board.

(b) On |uly 1, 1992, the twJappointive board members servins on$e _boar{ immediately prior to sucT d"te shall cease to be membels ofthe board and on such-date, or as soon drereafter as possibte, the governorshall appoint four members to the board to sewe lor terms as ipectftedby this subsection. The two appointive members serving on tti, Uo"raimmediately prior to July t, lgg2, may be reappointed t6 the board onor a{ter such date under this subsection. Of the members first appointodon or after July l, 1992, two members shall be appointed foi'a termcornmencing on July l, f992, and ending on June 30, lgg4, and:two

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members shall be appointed for a term cornmencing on july 1, 1992, and

endinq on lune 30,'1b,96. The governor shall designite tlt"ie.- for each

-u*6"t.o "ppointed. Thereafler, members appointed to the board.shall

serve for fotirlvear terms and until their sud6ssors are appointed and

oualiffed..Whenever a vacancy occurs in thq membership of the board

frior to the expiration of a te'rm of o{fice, the governor shall appoint a

ilualiffed successor to lill the unexpired term- (c) Members of the pooled monev investment board attending meet-ings of such boand, or ittending a iubcommittee meeting thereof au-

ttr6rized by zuch board, shall be paid compensation, subsistence allow-ances, mileage and other e*p.ns6s as protided in K'S.A. 75322,3 andamendments thereto.

,' Sec. 4. K.S.A.,1994 Supp. 75-4263 is hereby amended to read as

follorvs: 75-4263. (a) Ercepi as prooided in stbsectinn (b), moneys of a

state agency or public instrumentdity of this state which may be investedbv the-oooled rionev investment board exprqsvlv for such agency oY in-ri**"irt"litv, or invested directly by the ageIrcy'or irxtrume--ntality, may

be invested in the municipal investment pool firnd established in K.S.A.1994 Supp. l2-1677a andamendments t}ereto. Such agency or instru-mentdity^shdl be treated ar a munigipality for. purposes of participationin such firnd.

(b) O" anil aftar luh 1, 1996, state, irw4eqs,eligible for iil)es-tmentunder paragraph (2) of stbseaion (a) of KS.A. 75-4209, and amendmzntstlwreto, shill i*t be inoested in thz minicbal inoestment pool fund"

New Sec. 5. (a) There is hereby established the municipal invest-ment pool advisorv committee which shall have nine voting members.Inidali]r, the leaguL of Kansas municipalities shall nominate six persons

of whom the governor shall appoint tlnee to be members of the advisorycommittee. hitially, the associition of counties shall nominate six persons

of whom the governor shall appoint three to be members of the advisorycommittee. Iiiuallv, the Kanias association of school boards shall nomi-nate six Dersons of whom the governor shall appoint three to be membersof the advisorv committee. OT the persons irli-tiallv appointed to the ad-

visory commiitee,'one from each of the three m'emb€n nori'rinated byeach nominatine body and appointed by the governor to be membersshall have a teri of four y"".t. Of th" p'ersons*initially appointed to theadvisory committee, on" fro* each of tie tht e membeisiominated byeach nominatins body and appointed by the governor to be members ofthe advisorv coinmitlee shail'have terms of*two yean, Of the persons

initialh appointed to the advisory committee, one from each of the tlrreememberi iominated by each noininating body and appointed by the gov-emor to be.mbmbers of the advisory committee shall have terms of one

vear. Of the persons so appointed the gonernot shall designate the termLf each in a&ordance

",iti, ttt" abovelThe governor shall also appor-nt

two norloting ex ollicio members of the advisory iommittee to serve fbrterms of thre"e vears. One of such'ex d{Iicio members'shallbe'ielectedby.the govemo'r from three persons nominated by the K3ns+ tranl<ers

associirtion. .;

. (b) Upon the expiration of the terms of each frerirbbr initially ap-poiitt.d to't]t" *dvisoiy committee, the nominating body speci{ied ir-r subt

iection (a) which nominated the member whose-term has expired--shall

nominate'three persons to fill such vacancy, and the govemor shdl ap-

point one of sucfi persons to ftll such vacancy for a term of four years. Iniike m"ttner persons shall be nominated and appointed to ftll all vacancies

which occur^upon the expiration of a membei's term and each person so

aooointed shtll serue foi a term of four years. When a vacancy octursbl?ore the term of the member expires, the vacancy shall be ftlled for the

balance of the une4pired term in the sarne manner as for vacancies oc-

currinq when terms expire.(c) "The municipal investment pool advisory committee shall organize

annually by electing from its members a'chairperson and vice-chairyer-.on. Ttiu adloitory

"6**ittee shall meet on call-of the chaiqperson or any

four: voting mett b"ts, ot upott call of the state treasurer. Mombers of the

advisory c6mmittee shall ieceive such compensation and expense reim-bursement as is provided by the governing body of the city, county orboard of educati6n which nominated such iremlrer.

(d) Pemons nominated under subsection (a), and membersappointed'tq the advisory commiftee, except ex officio memtiers, shall be from a

city, county oischool district that-is an active participnt in the municipalinvestmenl pool fund. Nominees and members appointed to the advisorycommittee ;hall be from geographically divene areas and communitiesof the state. Persons nomiirat6d ind m6mbers appointed to the advisorycommittee shall be nominated and appointed without regard to political

party afftliation. Nominees and members appointed to'!'e advisory com''nritt'ee shall be educated in, and have su-bitanual work experjence iqmatters of rnonev manaqernent and investments' Such educati'on and

work experiencu tiay be i an investment manager; municipal investmerit

officer dr trust officer for a financial institution, association or colporation

or be a currently certi{iedpublic accountant, certified {inancial analysqor

certilied cash riatr.qet. In heu of such education and work exPerie$ce,

nominees and mem6ers appointed to the advisory board may have sub-

stantial experience as a local government money manager'(e) Thie municipal goveri.ment investment pool adviSory commiftee

shall a&ise the state triasurer on matters of investment strategies, -poli-

cies and operational procedures for the municipal investment qoo] ttn{Sec. 6. K;S.A. l99l Supp. 12-167%, 75-420F., 754221a and 75"4263

are hereby repealed.

Sec; 7. This adt shall take effect and be in force from snd after itspublication in the Kansas re$ster.

, ,q"bt${ in the lsas Recisier Mav I l9o€'l

HOUSE BILL No, 2588

AN Act creating &e department of agriculture; rclating to tfre appgiltmelt.of the swretary' -- ;l-;s;;J,& ;d tfie state board-of agriculturq mendi"E R:!4 1904 supP ]f-3-995

;J%;lt";E; aistinq stctiot; al6 repealtng K S'A 74-502, 74-503 and 74-504c'

i.S.nlfsga Stoo . iS-mLS' r arcnded Ly t*Eon 15 of 1995 Senate Substitute for

ii;;;; iitt$.'r!s4, md sectiom I thrcu!! 14 of l9(5 senate substitute for HousBill No. 2384.

Be it macteilby thc I'egil:lnrure of thc State of lQrnsas:

New Section 1. (a) On and after the effective date of this act, inprder

t. r".ts*d tl* adrninist atiot, planning and regulation of the state's

asriculiure industry there is heriby established within the executive

;?;"h;i;;;;;6nt the Kansas dJpartment of agriculture, which sha{

[" "a-i*3t"r"d

under the directiori and supewision of a secretary of

agriculture."6) The state board ofagriculture, estabfished-pursuant to section 3,

shall nominate three indiviJuals to the governo-r for the appointment as

secretary of agriculture. The governor either shall select and appoint a

ourroo i',o-itited to be secretary or shall reject the nominations and

|;;il. l*boJ;;-#;.#" '"* i"a"iau* for the appoin-tment

as iecretarv. Upon receipt of any such request for the nomination of tiree;"*;A;'d"Jt, the boird shil nommate three new in&viduals for the

aDDointment as secretary in the same manner. The nominees shall have

.'d"-o*t "t"d

executiJe and administrative ability to discharge the du-

ties of the offtce of secretary. Every appointed- secretary of agncyl$yshall be appointed subiect to conffrmation by the senate as provided inK.S.A. 75-'4bl5b, arid amendments thereto' The secretary shall be a mem-'ber

ofthe qovernor's cabinet. The secretary shall serve at the pleasurE-of

the sorr;rn6r. The secretary shall be in the unclassiffed service under the

I(an!"" cr"il service act anfr shall receive an annual salary to be {ixed by

the governor. Tbe acting secretary of agriculture who is serving as the

,"".Jt"* on the effective date of this act shall be the secretary of agri-

culture 'as established by this act, shall sewe at tfte pleasure of thg g9"-

ernor and shall be subl6ct tocooftrrnationby the senate as provided inK.S.A. 75-4315b,:and'"amendments thereto- Any action of dre Senate

iuk"r, oriot to the effective date of this act whicli conftrms an individual

as the^secretarv of aericulfure is hereby valdated srd shall constitute

conffrmation by the S"enate of such individual as secretary of agricultureunder this sectiott,

tct The secretary shall orqanize an annual public informational meet-

ing. The meeting sli"ll tak" f-ta." in each congressional district on a ro-

tating basis.(dY tthe provisions ofthe Kansas governmental operations accounta-

bilitv law "pbb

to the office of smretary of agriculture and the-Kansas

d"Birt*""t^ irf agriculture, and the office and iiepartment are zubject to

"uiit. t*iu* anil evaluation under such law.

New Sec. 2. The secretary of agriculture may appoint an assistant

secretary or secretaries of agrii:ulture, who shall serve at the pleasure ofthe secietarv of agriculturel Any such assistant secretary of agriculture

shall be in tle unc'lassilied service under tle Kansas civil service act and

shall receive an anniral salary ftxed by the secrbtary of agriculture withthe approval of the govemoi. The seiretary of agriculture also may ap-

point's-uch other staffassistants and employees as are nec€ssary to enable'the secretarv to carry out the duties of the o{fice. Except as othenvise

provided in lhis act and in K.S.A. 75-2935, and amendments thereto, such

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staff assistants and employees shdl be within the,classilied. service underthe Kansas civil service att. The assistant secretary or secretaries of ag-riculture and such other stalf assistants and emplovees shall be within tliedepartment of agriculture and shall harre suclipo:*ers, duties and func-tions as are assigned to them by the secretary or are prescribed bv law.Such assistant secretary o. .ec.bta.i", of aerjculture, staff assistanis andemployees shall act foi and exercise the po:*ers of the secretary of agri-culture to the extent authority to do so is delegated by the secretar/ofagriculture.

New Sec. 3. (a) On the effective date of this act, there is herebycreated within and as part of the department of agriculture a state boariofagriculture. o -

(b) The board shall be composed of nine members who shall be ap-pointed by the.govemor- One-member shall be appointed from eaihcongressional district with the remaining mernbers appointed at large,however, no two members shall reside in the same

"oontv "t the time of

their appointment. At no time shall more than ffrr. -em#.s of th" lo"iJof agriculture be members of the same political parw.

. (c), ^Subsequent ^redistricting

shall not disquiify any member of theboard from service for lhe remiinder of such inember,i ter-.- (dl Tn" regular term of o{Iice of members of the board of agriculture

shall be lour years. Regular terms shall commence on the second Mondayin January following appointment of the board member

(e) Of the members of the board appointed in the year lgg5: (l) Fourmembers shall have terms ending on tfi6 second Monday in lanuarv 20Oland no more than two such m6mbers shall be -"rn6..rlf thJs"-epoliticd party; and (2) Iive members shall have terms ending on the s."_ond Monday in |anuary lggg and no more than three such mimbers shallbe members of the same political partv.

J0 Any member appoint"d.,rbo.quent to lggb shall be appointed foratour-year term,,unless such appointment is to fill the unexbired termryh 19 a vacancy has occurred on the board, in which case thle membershall be appointed for the remainder of the unexpired term.

(g) , tto offtcer or employ-ee_of the departmeni of agriculture shall be

a member of the state board of agriculture.

- _New Sec. 4. (a) The initial meeting of the board shall commencefollowing the appointment of all board"members bv th" eo""rnor. it"governor shall certifr to the secretary of state thai a[ bJard membershave tieen appointed. Such certiffcation shall be published in the Kansast gr|r: On^e-week following such publication, the board shall meet inthe oltice-of_the secretary ofstate in the state capitol building, and such_meeting shall commence at 10:00 o'clock a.m. The injtial me6tine of theboard may be recessed and moved to another meeting place by c6mmonconsent of the members.

, (!) Meetings of the board subsequent to its initial meeting shall beheld and conducted.asprovided in this act in accordance witfi pohciesand procedures established by the board.

(c) Commencing at the time of the'initial meeting of the board, thepowers, authorities, duties and _responsibilities confe"rred and imposedupon the board by thls act shall be 6perative and effective. '

New Sec. 5. At tle board's initial meeting and at the board's iustmeeting a{ler the second Monday in }anuary of6ach odd-numbered vear.the board shall organize by eleiuon-of, th"ilperron, vice_chailpJrsonand such other olffcers as the board deems appiopriate.

New Sec. 6. A quorum of the board shall be ftve members and nomeeting shall commence until a quonrm.is present, but any number ofmemDers less than a quomm may recess a meeting to a later time. Oflicialactions of the board shall be adopted by a favoraEle vote of ffve or moremembers. A recorded vote shall 6e taken and made a part of the board'spublic record.

New Sec. 7, The state board of agriculture may authorize membersthereof to attend in-state meetings fo"r participatidn in matters of asri-cultural interest to tlre state of Ka"nsas,

"nd *hin attendinq a meetins"so

authorized, members shall receive compensation and trarreiexpen.", Ldsubsistence allowances as provided in k.S.e. 7S-52I2, and ariendmensthereto, for members of the legislature. Whenever under anv orovisionof law, a member of the state bJard of agriculture is authoriz"h io

"tt"nJan out-of-state meeting, or whenever th-e state board of agriculture au-thorizes one of its members to attend an out-of-state meeti"nE for partic_ipation in matters of agricultural interest to the state of K"ansas, suchmembers, when attending a meeting so authorized, shall receive com-gjy*ig3 gg-tr""gl expen-ses and subsistence allowances as provided inK.S.A. 75-3212, and amendments thereto, for members of theiegislature.

New Sec. 8. The state board of agriculture shall have such Dowers.duties and functions as prescribed by ihis section. The board ,hJU ,"*"in an advisory capacity to.,the-govemor and the secretaqr to review andmake recummendations on department legislative initiatives and oro-posed rules and regulations or-proposed r6vised nrles and regulationsprior to the submission of such rules and reErlations to tlre secietaiv,ofadministration pursuant to K.S.A . 77 -420, and amendments t}ereto,..otherthan rules and regulations pertaining to personnel matters of the denart_ment and mles and regulations of ihe Sivision of water ,"rour""r.^Th"board shall not have lny powers, duties or functions concerning the day-to-day operations of the ilepartment of agriculture.

New Sec. 9. (a) The state board of agriculture created bv K.S.A. 74-503, and amendments thereto, and the -oflice of secretary bf the statboard of agriculture created by K.S.A. 74-503; and amendients thereto,are herebv abolished,

(b) Except as other.urise provided by this act, all of the powers. dutie:sand functioni of the existing state board of agrjculture

"rid th" edstilrs

secretary of the state board-of agriculture areirereby transferred to anEconferred and imposed upon, the department of agriculture and the sec-retary of agriculture established by tlis act. -- : i

(q) Except,as otherwise provided by this act, the department of ag-riculture and the secretary of agriculture established by this act shall b.-elhe successor in everyway to thJpowers, duties and fun'cUons of the stateboard of agriculture'and-the secietary of agriculture in which the samewere vested prior to the effective dale of tlis act. Every act performedin the exercise of such flowers, duties and functions by or under theauthority of the department of agriculture or the secretary of aericultureestablished by this act shall be deemed to have the ,"*" for"" irrd.ff""tas if performed by the state board of agriculture or the secretary of the .

state board ofagriculture, respectively, in which such powers, duhes andlunctions were vested prior to the effective date of this act.(d) Except as othenvise provided by this act, whenever the stateboard of agriculture, or wordJof like effect, is referred to or designaiqdby a statute, contract or other document, such reference or desifraHon

:.hll b." deemed to apply to the secretary of agriculture establisled bythis. act.

(e) Except as otherwise provided by this act, whenever the secretarvofthe state board ofagriculture, orwoids oflike effect, is referred to o'rdesignated by a statute, contract or other document, such reference.ordgslgyati-o1 shall bi deemed to

"pply to the secretary of agriqulture es-

tablished bv this act.(0 d Tlgr and regulations of the state board of agriculture or the

s.ecret*1 of the -state

board of agriculture in existencein the effecti.vpdate ofthis act shall continue to 6e effective and shall be deemed to beduly adopted rules and reErlations of the secretary of agriculture estatFlished by this act until revised, amended, re.rroked o, nillifi"d pursuantto law.

(g) AII nrles and regulations ofthe division ofwater resources ofthestate board of agriculture or the chief engineer of the division of waterresources of thsstate board of agriculturE in existence on the effectivedate of this ac1 shall continue to 5e effective,and,shall tre deemed to beduly adopted nrles and regulations of the chief engineer of the .dlrrisio-r,oI water resources of the department of agricultuie established bv thisact until revised, amended, revoked or nulhlfied pursuant to law. .1 :(h) All or ers and &rectives of the state board of asriculture or thesecretary of the stat€ board of agriculture in existence"on.the effectiv_edate ofthis act shall continue to 6e effective and shall be deemed toibborders and directives of the secretary of agriculture established by thisact, until revised, amended or nullilied puriuant to law, .

(i) On the effective date of this act, the secretary of.agriculture shallsucceed to whatever right, tide or interest the state boarjof agriculturehas acquired in any real property in.thfu state, and the.secretaryitrel laathe same for and in the name of the state of, Kansas. On and after theeffective date of this rict; whenever any statute, contraet, deed or otherdocument concerns the power or authority of the state board of agricul-ture or the secretary ofthe state board ofagriculture to acquire. h"old ordispose of real pr-operty or any interest theiein, the secretary of agricul-fura shall zucreed to such power or authoritv.

(j) The secretary of agiculture estabfislied by this act shall be con-tinuations of the stale board of agriculture and the secretary of the stateboard of agricultlre.

New Sec. I0 (a) The secretary of agriculture may organize the de-(mntinueil)

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partment of agriculture in the manner tlie secretary.deems most o{&cient,io long

"s the"same is not in conflict u,ith tle provisions of this act or with

the pr6visions of law, and the secretary may-establish policies governingthe transaction of business of the department and the-administration ofeach of the divisions within the department. The chief administativeofficer of each division of the depa*rnent shall be within,thb classiftedservice urider the Kansas civil service act and shsll pedor'm sqch dntiesand exercise such Dowers as the secretary of agriculture may prescribe

and such duties anl powers s *. pt"t"tib*d $ law. Such chirif admin-ishative ofiicers shaf act for and exercise tbe p6,r,ers of the secretary ofagriculture to the extent authority to do so is delegated by the secreiaryof agriculture.

(b) Except as otlrerwise provided in this act, and subject to tlre Kansascivil sewice ict. the chief ailministrative offfcer of eaih division of thedepartment of aericultu.e shall appoint all subordinate offrcirs and em-plo:yees of such o=fficer's dirrision, iubiect to the approrral of the secrbtary,irn<i all such subordinate officers and employees stnll be within the clas-sifted service of the Kansas civil service ict. Peisonnel of each such di-vision shall oerform zuch duties and exercise such oowers as the chiefadministratiie officer of their division to the extent iuthority to do so isdelegated by such administrative olficer.

New Sec. 11. Except as otherwise provided in this act, on the effec-tive date of this act, oflicers and empfoyees who, immediately prior tosuch date, were engaqed in the performance of powers, duties or func-tions ofany state aginby or offfce which ls abolished by this act, or whichbecomes a part of-the department of agriculhrre, or

-the porrers, duties

and functiois of which are transferred tdthe secretary of a$culfure, andwho, in the opinion of the secretary of agriculture, are nece$ary to per-form the porfers, duties and functions ofthe department of agriculture,shall be tiansferred to, and shall become o{ficei and employ6es of thedepartment. Any such officer or employee shall retain dl retirement ben-e{iis and aU rig}its of civil sewice *fuc6 had ac,crued to or vested in suchoflicer or empioyee prior to the effectii'e date of this act. The sdrvice ofeach such od."i -i employee so transferred shall be deemed to havebeen continuous. ell to"ii'eti and any abolition of personnel positions inthe classiffed service under the Karsas civil servioiact shall tie in actor-dance with civil service laws and arry niles and regulations adoptedthereunder.

New Sec. 12. (a) When any conllict arises as to the disposition of anyoower. function or dutv or the unexpended balance of anv approoriationL a ,er,rlt of any abolition, transfei, attachment ot

"h"tigu'rir"d" by ot

under authority of this act, such conflict shall be resolved by the governor,whose decision shall be ffnal.

(b) The secretary of aglculture shall succeed to all properly and re-cords which were used for or pertain to the performance of the povers,duties and functions transferred to the secnstary of asriculhrre. Any con-flict as to the proper disposition of property or recods arising undbr thissection, and resulting from the transfer, attachment or abolition of anystate agency, or all or part of the powers, duties and furrctions thereof,shall b6 defermined by the gouernir, whose decision shall be final.

Ne\r/ Sec. 13. (q) The s-ecretary of agricrrlture tt *tt t "* Sre ilegal

custocly irf all records, memoranda, writings,'entries, prints, representa-tions or combinations thereof of any act, transactign, occurr€n@ or eveqtof the department of agriculture and any agency or offiee abolished ortransferred thereto under this act.

(b) No suit, action or other proceeding, judicial .or administrative,lawfirlly commenced, or which could harre been commenced, by or agahstanv state aqency mentioned in this act, or by or aqainst any ofticer of thestalte in r.t"h oiIi"e.'. olffcial capacity or in relaHon to t6 &schaqge ofsuch o{Iioer's official duties, shall abate by reason of the governmentalreorEanization effected under the provisions of this act. The court mayalloJ any such suit, action or othei procee&ng to be maintained by oragainst tire sucsessor of any such stafe agency dr atty officer a{fe*ed.

(c) No criminal action commenced or which oould have been com-meneed by the state shall abate by the taking e&ct of tlis i'et.

New Sec. 14. (a) On the effective date of tbts ect,, the balance of allfunds appropriated and.reapprcpriated to any of the state agencies abol-ished by this act is hereby transferred to the secretary of agriculture andshall be used only for the purpose for which the appropriation wes orig-inally made.

(6) On the effective date of this act, the hability for all accnred com-' pensation or salaries of officers and emplolreee who, immediately prior to

such date, were engaged in the perfiormange ofpoqers, duties or func-

dons of any state aqency or office abolished by this act, or wbich becoiner

a part of fhe dep&tmi:nt of agriculture established by t]rls rct' m"t$pJ*uo, duues and functions ofwhich are transferred to the eeeretary {figricultu.e provided for by this act, shall be assumed and prid by.thesiet*rry of'egticirlture .stlblished by this act.

Sec. 15. K.S.A. 1994 Supp. 75-2935 is hereby amended to read as

follousr 75-2935, Ttre civil seivice of the state of Kinsas is horehy @dinto tlre unclassi8ed and the classifted services'

(1) The unclassiffed t "#;"tpti*; poSto"s heH fy*t* ${$[rsor employees vfro are: 'r'

""*: '(a) ' Chosen by election or appointment to ffll an ebcfivo o$iidr't':(b) members of boards and commissiqrs, heads of departrnrods re-

ouired bv law to be appointed bv the governor or by odrer elective offi-duo, *d the execuuJe or administradve heads of offices, deparrrnents,&visions and institrltions speciftcally established by law;

(c) errcept as otherwise provided under this section, one personal sec-

rctary to each elective oftcer of this state, and in addition th@, l0depuUes, clerls or employees

-designated by such deetive officeii !(d) all employees in the office of tbe governor; I j.i

(e) offtcers and emplovees of tJre senate and house of representati*of the lesislature ana oftle lesislativecoordinatingcou"cil a;d d o,ftii!and emfrloyees of the office -of revisor of statutes, of the legiolauve'fe-ru"n"h ,i"p"*-ent, of the division of legislative adminisbadlrc sewicnes,

of the diviSon of post audit and the legis-lative counsel;(f) chancellor, president, deans, administrdive ofiffcers, stardent

health senice p,hvsicians, pharmacists, teaching and reseandl.perronml, .

health care em'plovees anl student employeeiin the institutioni; underthe state board^of'regents, the executivb offfcer ofthe board ofreggntsand the executive odcet's employees other than clortal empioyeel; end,at the dircretion of the state board of regents, directors or adminisFativeofficers of departments and divisions of the institution and county exten-sion aEents, &cept tlrat this sirbsection (lX0 shall,not be con*nred toinclud6 the custolial, clerical or mpintenance employec, or ury ernploy-ees performing duties in connection u,ith the business qrretiorn of anysuch institution, except administrative officers and directors; as Fsod inthis subsection (1X0, 'trealth care employees" mesns employeei of theuniversity of Kansas medical center who provide health care oqtices atthe unidrsitv of Kansas. medical center anidwho are medical techschnsor technoloriiss or respiratory therapists, who are licensed pmfdsCondnurses or liiensed praiuc.l nurses, 6. who are in job clas$s which are

designated for this -purpose

by the chancellor of the university of fansasupoi a ffnding by tfie dharcelior that such designauoh is requiied for theu^niversity of lairsas medical center to recnrit or retair,perso4Sl forpositioni in the designated;ob classes; and employees of any i4sti[uti,onunder the state board of regents who are mef,ical technqlogist$; .

k) operations, maintenince and security personnel empoyedtci-'im-plement acreements entered into by the adiutant general asd the.fbderalit"tiorr"l gil"oa U"tr*, and officers a"d eilisted fenorx in tfte.nid*tdalguard and the naval militiq- (h) persoilr engaged in publc work for the state but empblred bycontractbrs when the performance of such contract is authoriz,ed by thelq$slature or othertompetent authority;

(i) persons temporar{ly ernployed or designated by the leglslitiue orby a legislative comrnittee or cbmmissiqn d other compotent authqrityb q*" or conduct a special inquiry, rnps$g*don, y.qpiCfFg,?;,etinstallation; r .. ," ,. i... jl

0) o{ficers and employees in the office of tbe asorney genorel mdspecid counsel to state departments appointed by the attomey g*od,exceot that officers and employees of the division of the l(rxas bureeuof iniestigationshall be in tlie ciassifted or unclassiftedservice as prmridedin K,S.A. 75-711, and ainendments thereto; , . ,.. ,;j,,,(k) all employees of coirrts; . .,1

0) clienl patient and inmate help in any state faciliry oi institution;(m) all attomeyq for boar&, comniissions and delxlttitients; ': r

(n) the secretary and as*btant iecretary of the'Kansas state ldibdralsocietyt . .

(o)- physician specialists, dentists, dental hygieniss, phannac-ists urdmedicaf tiCr"olordsts employed by the comniiisioner oT mental.healthand retardation sd*icer a;d-assicied by the cornmissioner to a irositionin mental health and r.i.nd"Uoi sewioes or any institution uii?ef thezupervision of the state deparhent of social end rehabilitaUon tedi'iees;

ip) physician specialisti, dentists and mediealtechnologis* emglqyed

I

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@ Kuro Smtrryof Steb1995 Vol; re, No.18, May 4,7995

Kansas,S,egietor,

b a"y b""t{ commission or department or by any institution under thelriris&cUon thereof;

, (q)r student employees enrolled in public institutions of higlrerledrrlllrf,;'

"(r) administrative o{ffcers, directors and teaching personnel of thestste board of education and the state department oT iducation and ofanf institution under the supervision and^control of the state board ofeducation, except that this iubsecdon (lXr) shall not be corutrued toirrclude the custodial, clerical or maintenance employees, or any emplory-eep.perforrning duties in connection with the buiiness operaUons olanysu&- institutioi, exeept administraUrre officers and direcfors;

(s) ell officers and employees in the office of the secretary of state;(U bne personal secretary and one special assistant to the folloltne:

The secretary of administration, the sec-retary of aqing, lhe secretaru 6fagfiarhflu, the secretary of mmmerce and hianngf, th-e secretary of 6oi-re€tip-ns, the secretary ofheqlth and environment. the superintendent ofthp Kansas bighway patrol, the secretary of human ,=souic"r, the secre-tarli qf revenue, the seoretary of social and rehabilitation services, thesecfotery of tranbportation and the secretary of wildife and parks;

(u) one personal secr€tary and one special assistant to thl chancelloraad p'residents of institutioniunder the itate boand of regents;

(v) o4e personal secretary and one special assistant 6 the executivevice chancellor of the univenity of Kansis me&cal center;

(*) one pr$lic information ofiicer ahd one chief attorney for the fol-lowftg:'Ihe department of administration, the department on aeine, t[edapdrtfisnr 6 ;gictrlt*re, the department of cornire re ard lnk tE" *edeparknent of aorrections, the'departrnent of health and environfuent,tha fumrhnent of human resources, the department of revenue, the de-P{trp.g.nt of sosial end rehabilitation service-s, the department'of trans-portation and the Kansu dqrartment of wildlife and parh;

(x) civil service examination rnonitors; \ty)' 'orre executive direitor, one general counsel and one director of.

Nhsr,$tate taws/Index 661,

)

public affairs and consumgr pmtection in the oftce of the state corEo-ration commission;

(z) specilically designated by law as being in the unclassiffed service.(2) 'lhe elassiffed service ecinlprises all positions now existing or heie-i

after created which are not included in the unclassiffed service."Appoint-ments in $g classifted service shall be made accoraing t" *utti;rf,fit";from. eligible lists prepared upon the basis of examin"ation whi,ch so far aspracticable shall bi coinp*iui,e. No person shall be appoirrted, promoted,reduced or diseharged as an o$cei, clerk, employie or hbdrer in theclassilied service in-any manner or by any -..irs 6ther than those ore-

, lcribed in the Kansas civil service actind ihe rules adopted in "oordio*therewith.

(3) For positions invotving unshlled, or sernishlled labor, the secre-tary of adrnirtstration, as proided by law shall establish mles and reg-ulations concerning certificatlops, appointmehts, layoffs and reemplov-'ment which may be different from t}fu rules and rcsul"ti*o establisluhconcerning these proc€sses for other positions in th6 classifted service.

- (4) 9ffiq"ry authorized by lau, to make appointments to positions inthe urrc'lassifted service, and ippointing o{ffciis of departmeits or insti-tutions whose employeeb are iiempt from the provisions of the Kansascivil service act h:cause of the mnftitutonal status of such debartmentsor institutions shall be permitted to make appointments from a$proprlatore$sters of eligibles .maintatured by the divisim of per-trtr"l r^"ioidr.

Sec. 16. X.S.A, ?'4-502,-741503 asd 71-5}4rc and K.S.A. 1994 Suppi -75-2935 are lrere!ry rcpealed. , r.,:. ,

$ec, 17. On and after fuly l, 1995, K.S.A. f9g4 Supp. 75-2938. asamended by section l5 of lIi)S'senate Substitute for Housle^Bill No. 2iS+,and sections I througb 14 of li)95 Senate Substitute for i{ouse Bil! No.i?,N4 are hereby repealed.

Sec, 18. This act ehafi ta]ce efiect aod be in force fmm and aftei its.puhlieatiq.n ia the Kansls re.glster.,

II,{PEX TO . ADMINIS.TRATryE;" REGULATIONS :

Tftis index lists in numerical or-derthrinew, ameirded and revokedadministrative regulations and flrevohure and page number of theKansas Registn issue in which moneinformation can be found. This cu-mfitive index supplements the in-dex found in the 1993 Supplement+n r$19' Kansas edmiiistratipeRegulations.

AGBNCY T DEPARTI\{ENT OFADMINISTRATION

' '.: lrleiry ..

. Aff€ndeaamendedArnended

,,,:. AneidcdAinended4merdedI AmendidAm€nd€dAmixded

'' New ,

Anendedi', Artendd

, Attendedl" 'Aarended,.:: .: Aslended

AneAded' ' Agreirded

Aneniledl",. Anended

Anended

.Action

New:r .

NewNewAmended

1.24'+2:5'

, *za.',i:.r 4t?Ei ,

.

.,,. .,{12-20. :

. 1bH7+ut)ew4+*24+993 l

44%4^*7-nt4F7-779'+7igffi

..-,:.4.7-4p1.,

',,,f7f$,,,. 1,7f,F.,' :&&lt&a' 4,3-19 ', '

: ' th&32.',,!L1&50.:, . *1*61

&1&64' i*lsigs, '

t. irL4&7e,

, : #16"1c:4.14s00-&l&301

' '4i1&304', 4-1&305r'

*17-].c1. .b!7-pa :

' *t17-?w" Et7-n1.;.'.4.17,364

,., i1L17:305,

RevotcedRevokedRevoked

.emer,aedNew'. .

errrcnaeaA:nendedAnended

. New'NewNewArrended

AmendedAgrcrdedAmendedAqdnded

'.AinsrdedArter.id€d'Asretdbd

:A$en4eaAurcrdedamenaed*rneqaeaAmcnited'Aqrerraea

.. {:nendedAnendedAntended

'AnpndedArnendedAnended

. AmendedAnended

Amendod

v.,13. p. f509, v. 1.3, p. 1609

V. 13, p. 1609: . ,V. 13, p. 1609

, , :v. 19;pi 16{19

t. 13, p. 140e' v.13, p.1609v.13, p. 1017, 1043

V. 13, p. 1018, 1M3v. $, p. 1018;1043V. 1$ p.'1o-18, 1M3

V. 13, p. 1018' V. 13, p. 1018

' V. 13; p. 1610, v.13,p.1610

. . v, !3, p. 1610

v. !"?, P. 1610V.12,p.7?J2!:12,p.1212V.,12"p.12T3v. 13, p. I0$

. !, 13, p; 1018

V. lt p. lo1eV. 13, p. 1019

V; 13, p. 1610. ' V.13, p. 1611

V. 13, p.,1611V: 13, p. 161fV, 13, p. t6rtv.13,p.1612V. 13, p. 1612'v. 1$ p. 1612v,13,p.7612V. 13, p. 1513

V.13, p.1613r: r 'V. lA p. 1613

(ontinucil)

1-13-1& 'Anended.l;l4p6 ,{mendedl-7U7 Adurddl-1&8 :, Aarand€d1-14-10 Aiendedl:l+12 , New1-lG2 Arnendcd1-16"2a ::Amended

l:16.?6.,:.. ,{nanded1-r62d Aorrdeal-lF2f Revold1-1&2k Anended7-1f'.?9. Amended7-lV-19. Amended.1-1&1a . .Asundedt2t-t' Amended7-21-2 Aocnded7-2t4 Rcnroked7-2t4 Ainended1-21€':, Revokedl-214 Reyokedr-2r-7 rrlre$*1.21-8 . Be,toked'l.2l-9, Reioked7-21:lO Revoletl:1-21-11 Revoked

-1-21:12 Amended1-r2-r,thid.gh1.22-5. , ..Revokedl-? l . , Revolgd7-2&2 Revoked7&7. ,Anendcd149.1I New :

1-5GZ Eevokdt1-6$f ' Newt6r2. New':

V.12,p.77c9v'7LP'anz\,L\ p.r!;l7v. 13 p. rnOv. 12, p. tflav.12,p.l7rr

v.12,p.72t,WY-12,p,72L'8d/t::, '.,'Y,72ry.fi,Wl;)y ,

,Y.12".p;.721,W.,v.72"p.72"ffipv.12"p.n2-865

V'ra P' aasv.t3,p.4V. 12, p.965- 'v.'i2, p. e6.i

v'14 P.860V. 12, p.860

. v,t2,pE56 .

v.i\g.W..V.12,9.866' '

.::., V,:..12, p.:856 ,:. i

:' V. 1X P;€66,r ,i', , V. 14,p; E65 ',

v, iap.& . .' V.'r2,p.351; "'' Y.12,p.ffi5 ",. :.

V.r2"p.722,867 '' '

Y.,12,p.86,7::,' ,V.n,p.,&7, ,

.. V. 13,,p. f20\/.1,>, g.l7ll

: y..l?.,p.ffiV :

v. 13, p. 1a$, 15Qa

V.i19,"p.1463; L?q.4.,.,

AGENSY4BOAADOFAGRICULTURE

R+9. No. Acdon 'Regtster

'' Regicterv.74p:.77?483,, ,V.tr&p.902

v.12, p..tz05V. 13,?i 1500V.13,p.r679

' v' ILP'nzV. 13, p. 146r, 1501V. 13, p. 1461, 1501- v. t3,p.150r

, v.,\2,p.r7uv-14P.r72483

v'7L P'l7ozv' rt P. l#7'rwzV.13,p.1461,75/ll2

" v. 13, p. 7452,1W2V.72,p.nZ

.r V.l2"p.t7A8I Y.l2"P:;.1/6

V. 12,.p. fr)3V.13, p. 1502

v. $, p. U62, 1503'v.lzP;7709,1vr9

v.14P.r73'wv.lgp.l75,87

Y.12, p.7709

AGENCY 2: MUMCIPAL AC€OUhlTINcBOAru'

Re&No;.,. Actron

2-}g Revoked

Rqgtstcr:

,Y.72,p.87

VoL 14, No. tg.r t{f},:4r,7595 O.ffq'|rQccctry of 6htc 1995

ffig

AGENCY 5: BOARD OF AGRICULTLJRE*' ,

. DIVISIONOFWATERRESOT'RCEsR5g. No Action Regicter. ..&!,r Amended V.73, p.4975rl-2. New V.73,p.4935-3.ila Amended .V. 13, p. 4935-&5d .New V. 13, ir.4935-U9 New . V. 13, p. 1543sr$o: '. Neri' '

V. ts, f: uel5:$,11 New V.13,p.1fl('5-&14' -throsBh5-918 New V,73,p.191Ft547

* n*ew ''V.tZ,p.+n

5:*Eq,i;q*' : ' '

#+r2 - Ne- v. rs, p.rc+)-tssj'5-7-1. Amended V. 73, p. 494*7:3 Revoked V.13, p.4945-,7-{ : '.. \ew , V; It p.49f$1ft6 l , New ' .V. 13, p, 1551

'11-1 New V. 13,p.495

5-11-2' New V.13,p.4965-27-7' Amended .V.13,p.44?F21-3 Amended Y.13, p.444..*21,4 New V.B,b;.M5-22:1 Arrended V. 13, t.919i22-2' Amended V. 13; bibz5-22-7 Amended V. 13,_i:9?,5:22-8,," Amended . . V. 13;p.3-3.

A$ENQY. 7:,sxcgETARY o.I ST+TEReg;No. r :'-.,dction'.r". | :,:. Begieter.7-79-7,.-...througlr V.1p,p.10a4 1045,7-19-6 New 1355,13567-232 Arnended V. 13. o.5-7-4ir2.. *u* v.tb:i-s7-2113 New V.13, p.2767-?7-1 ' Amended V. 12, p. 1336749-7 $evoked V.12" p.13367-29-2 . Amended V. 12, p. 133fl-&r' ,tlubugh - '"".7-W. : New V. It p.E7:37-l New Y.13, p.7657-37-2. New V.13,p.765

AGENCY 15: ATTORNEY GENERAL

v. 12, p. 1a88v.72,p.1488

NewNew

2A;2-g20.2-9

Reg No. Action2r-70-7th"*gh2L70&L New

V. 1t p. 10a3V.12, p. 1043V. 12, p. 1t)45'

v.12"p.10ad.V.12,p.lM7V. 1', p. 10118

v.L2"p.rc49Y.12,p.lA49V. 12, p. 1051V. 12, p. 1053V. 12, p. 105av. le. p. 10s4v.1\'p.10s7

v. 13, p. 19$2-1945V. 13, p. 1788V.13, p. 1790Y.73,p,77t1V.13, p. 1801

V. 13, p. 1802

, V. 13, p.1157Y.13,p.1157v.12"p.78

. Y.13,p.1157V.1?',p.l84V'v. 11" p. $49v'14 P' $srV. 12, p. 1852

v. 13, p. 105G1061. V.12,p.72@

, v.72,p.1n0v. lt p.1020v.12,p.WmV. 13, p 18esY.73,p.7874Y.73, p.1874v. 13, p. 187aV.12, p.1853V. 13, p. 151

' V. 13, p. 151V. 13, p. 151V. 13, p. 151

Y.72,p.1458v.12" p. l4SBv. r! p.1458V. 13, p. 151

V. 13, pi1875V. 13, p. 1876V. 12, p. 1s3sY.13, p.7876v.13,p.lW

v. 13,p.$n-$80

v. 13, p. 1880, 1881V. 13, p. 1881v.13, p.1882v. 13, p. 1483

V. 13, p.X88&1892

V. 13, p. 1892'7894V. 1$ p. 1894

' V. 13, p. 1895v. 13, p. 189t'

V- 13, p. 1896,7897Y.73,p.7897Y.13,p.1897

IReg No. . Action22-I:2 Anended22;13. New22-14 . New22.1$ :. New ,

22:1{.rr ,r j New22i2-l.. ,.; Revokd22+1 '. Revokedn-*2 . . 'Revoked

2t47,., Revoked22.$3.. ,. Amendedn+70 Revoled22,&17 : Revoked22+18 - Newn-7..7' Revoked22-7-2 : Revoked22:7-3 . I RevokedA4-5.,,^ Revokcd2?.74 .:

dirough ,

22-7.-L2 New22&1 : Revoked22ilG3a - Revoked?2:10-10 .. 'Revoked2T-10-12:. i. 'Revoked

22.10-13 | 'Revoked22-3fr-L4, .lRevoked2bl0-71 .- -Revoked

22-10-78 New22-1U19 New22-1}.35^: 'Revoked2-78-3 Anended22-19-7 , .Anended22-19-2 Amended22-19-3 Amended22-19.4 Revoked22-1rS New24.20-1 Revotedn-A-l ' New

Reg. No.r : Action1&&1 . arnenaed15-3-2: Amended1&5-3 ', ', New1647,. Revoked1GY2 Revoked1GS3' ReVokedUi-eZ ,New

Reg;No.r i r' Action7f7t.a\': Amendedt7-1$7' I Amerded17.16-8 't: Amended77-2!-1 .: Amendedlr:21-2 " Amen{edT7-2"1" rArrrended

7T-2s1 ' .

tlfuough'17-2&16 New174}13 Amended

Reg. No. Action2q;1-1, Amended2&2-3. . ; New2U2-6. : New2O2:7 New

o lGrtrt $.cat ry of Et ta:1995

Regbt€r, 1

v.r3,?1ry2v.13,p.1192v.13,p,792.Y.13, p.7992v.13,p.79.92v.73,p.lPzY.73,p,192

Reg; No Actionz3-l4-{ Revoked23.5-8 ; Revoked2Y.l&1, Revoked2rl9-1 Revoked

Reg; No, , Action2*l-2. , Anrended2&1-18 Anended2&l-19 Anended28.+35) Arbnded2&41357 Anended

Regirterv.12,p.VAV.12,p.1702v.12"177t2.V.12"p.1702

AGENCY 23: DEPARTMSNT OFWNDLIFEAND PAi{KS

,, AGENCY 19: KANSAS COMMISSION :,".";ON GOVERNMENTALSTANDARDS .i. ; ,.

ANDCONDUCT.Reg No. Action Regicter19:29-1a .New ' V. f2, p.:1335_

AGENCY2& CRIME VICTIMS

, AGENCY1Z STATI.BANKING. DEPARTMENI .' ..::^,

.,AGENCY 25: STATE GRAIN. ,.. ' INSPBCTIONDEPARTiliENT

deg Nb. Action -'Regleter. -

2$1-8 Revolced V.72,p.1ffi,,1571*:l-15' imended V.l2;p.14fi,157t2*7-16 -Revolced V.12,p.l6L,LSn2*7-17 Revoked V.12,p.14J1,lSn25+I '' drdnded V. &p. 1195, lts)

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V. 13, p. 1551-1660

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Index to Regulations

Vol.'14, No. 18, May 4 1995

V.13,p.1892189s ev. 12, p. 1058

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2&25:lthrough2V?5-"t5ZV29-23a2&29-6a2&29-U28-29-8528-29-9828,29-9928-29-1002*29-10r2&29-1022V29-tA32V29-t0/4

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