This proposal, which died in committee, would let Kansas cities and counties apply different zoning rules to similar properties within one district, unless local regulations require otherwise.
Kansas cities and counties could apply different zoning rules to similar buildings or land uses within one district, unless local zoning regulations require the same rules.
Cities and counties would give notice of zoning hearings at least 20 days beforehand in their official newspaper and on a local website, if one exists.
Kansas cities and counties would be allowed to apply different zoning rules within the same district. The permission would cover rules for the same kind of building or land use within a city or county zoning district. Local zoning regulations could still require uniform rules within a district. If enacted, the bill would take effect after publication in the statute book. Local zoning rules would take effect when the city ordinance or county resolution adopting them is published.
Cities and counties would publish notice of hearings on proposed zoning rules in their official newspaper and on an available city, county, or joint website. These notices would cover planning commission hearings on proposed zoning rules and state the hearing's time, place, and general subject. Website notice would be required if the city or county has a website or joint website. Joint zoning boards would use both official newspapers and available city, county, or joint websites.
No hearings or votes scheduled.