12-1665. Same; temporary notes; refunding notes; sale or exchange. Temporary notes shall be authorized by ordinance if by a city or by resolution if by other public agency, but if all are not issued at the same time, each issue consuming a part of the total amount authorized by the ordinance or resolution shall be authorized by subsidiary resolution. The ordinance or original resolution shall state the total amount that may be issued, which shall not exceed the amount of the federal aid to be received according to the percentage or as fixed or estimated by the commitment of the federal agency. Subsidiary resolutions shall state the date, the amount of each note, and the interest rate. All notes shall state that they shall mature when the federal aid is received and the rate of interest which shall not exceed the maximum rate of interest prescribed by K.S.A. 10-1009, and amendments thereto. Such temporary notes shall be in the form usual for bonds except that any coupons evidencing the interest need not be attached, shall be executed and registered as bonds are registered both with the clerk or secretary of the public agency and the state treasurer, shall be payable at the office of the treasurer of the public agency or at such place as the federal aid is paid, and shall be redeemed and canceled as soon as the federal aid is available, except that the interest shall be payable when due out of appropriate current funds or the general fund or bond or usual temporary note proceeds of the public agency, and the interest shall be included as a part of the public agency's share of the cost of the local program. The temporary notes may be issued from time to time as funds are needed during the progress of the local program. Such notes shall be negotiable and shall constitute a general obligation of the public agency, and if for any reason the federal aid or any part thereof is not received so that the notes or some of them cannot be paid, such notes may be refunded by new notes and a tax levied to pay such refunding notes. Such refunding notes shall be payable by not more than four annual tax levies, except that if the funds used by the public agency are of a revenue producing facility or the bonds issued for the public agency's share are revenue bonds of a revenue producing facility, such temporary notes shall not be general obligations of the public agency and if for any reason the federal aid or any part thereof is not received and the notes or part of them cannot be paid from the aid, they shall be payable from revenue of the revenue producing facility and refunding notes may be issued to pay the notes and such refunding notes shall mature in not more than five years. Such refunding notes, either tax payable or revenue payable, shall be issued and registered as the original notes. Such temporary or refunding notes may be sold in the manner determined by the public agency issuing the same. Refunding notes may be exchanged for the temporary notes or the proceeds of the sale shall be used to redeem the temporary notes.
History: L. 1967, ch. 422, § 4; L. 1970, ch. 64, § 13; L. 1978, ch. 64, § 3; L. 1980, ch. 67, § 3; L. 1983, ch. 49, § 48; May 12.
Structure Kansas Statutes
Chapter 12 - Cities And Municipalities
Article 16 - Miscellaneous Provisions
12-1608 Quarterly report by treasurer.
12-1610a Kansas Government Journal subscriptions.
12-1610b Same; compilation of information.
12-1610c League of Kansas municipalities; annual dues, expenses of attending meetings.
12-1610e Same; membership in, when; instrumentality; powers; act supplemental.
12-1610f Same; city delegates; powers and duties.
12-1613 Property of dormant cities.
12-1614 Same; election of officers; delivery of property to mayor.
12-1616b Same; approval of plans by chief engineer before bonds issued.
12-1617 Farm and aquaculture products; peddler's license or permit; fee.
12-1617a Delegates to firemen's association and school.
12-1617c Dissolution of certain inoperative sewer districts located wholly within cities.
12-1617d Dissolution of certain inoperative cemetery districts located wholly within cities.
12-1617f Weeds, removal or destruction; assessment and collection of costs; notice; procedure.
12-1617g Ordinances on nuisances.
12-1634 Same; cities in counties over 90,000; regulation of speed; bond issue.
12-1651 Official newspaper in cities of second and third classes; qualifications.
12-1654 Oil and gas leases; moneys to general fund.
12-1655 Same; validation of prior leases.
12-1658 Historical collections; housing and display.
12-1659 Same; supervisor or curator; compensation.
12-1660 Same; historical society as supervisor or curator, when; compensation.
12-1661 Same; tax levy, use of proceeds.
12-1662 Federal aid to public agencies; definitions.
12-1665 Same; temporary notes; refunding notes; sale or exchange.
12-1667 Same; tax levies; outside aggregate limits.
12-1668 Same; act not exclusive.
12-1670 Same; approval or disapproval; resubmission, when.
12-1671 Certain investments; exception to cash-basis law.
12-1672 Certain investments; exception to budget law.
12-1674 Same; special services fund; use; no-fund warrants.
12-1676 Inapplicability of act to certain moneys; rates.
12-1676a Weekly advisory memorandum as to rates of interest to county treasurers.
12-1677a Municipal investment pool fund; investments; requirements; rules and regulations.
12-1677d Municipally established foundations; investment of funds.
12-1677f Investment of public funds by governmental entities; reinvestment of matured funds.
12-1680b Same; resolution; publication; petition.
12-1680c Same; special election upon protest.
12-1681 Community historical museums authorized; property and employees.
12-1683 Conduct of activities of museums; acceptance of gifts.
12-1684 Petition for establishment; election; tax levies.
12-1685 Same; filing of petition; joint meeting; notice of receipt and meeting.
12-1687 Membership of museum commissions; terms; officers; powers.
12-1688 Community historical museums; tax levies; increases, election.
12-1690 Same; supervisor and curator; appointment and compensation; duties.
12-1691 Same; acceptance of gifts and articles of historical value.
12-1692 Promotion of tourism and conventions; definitions.
12-1694b Same; interest and penalties for failure to pay or untimely payment of transient guest tax.
12-1695 Convention and tourism committee; appointment; terms; contracts for programs.
12-1696 Promotion of tourism and conventions; definitions.
12-1698a Same; interest and penalties for failure to pay or untimely payment of transient guest tax.
12-1699 Same; levy of tax prohibited, when.
12-16,100 Same; transient guest tax refund fund.
12-16,101 Convention and tourism committee; appointment; terms; contracts and programs.
12-16,103 Acquisition of fee title to realty; sale of realty; record.
12-16,104 Release of easement; notice; fee.
12-16,105 Use of property no longer needed for school building in McPherson, Kansas.
12-16,106 Human relations commission; enforcement and review of orders.
12-16,107 Same; enforcement of subpoenas.
12-16,108 State grants or loans to municipalities; definitions.
12-16,109 Same; authority to borrow money for temporary financing of service or improvement.
12-16,110 Same; general obligation of municipality; excluded from debt limit.
12-16,111 Same; not subject to budget limitations.
12-16,112 Same; amount of bonds, if issued.
12-16,113 Accounting required of expenditures of transient guest tax moneys.
12-16,114 Housing trust funds; purpose; funding of; administration.
12-16,115 Imitation firearms; civil penalty for sale, manufacture or distribution.
12-16,116 Transfer of title to public streets, avenues, alleys or lanes; cities in Crawford county.
12-16,118 Transfer of certain money and royalty interest to city of Oxford; procedure.
12-16,119 Booking or processing fee; disbursement; fee limitation.
12-16,121 Paving materials provided by cities and counties; limitations.
12-16,122 Paving materials; mining and manufacturing for use by cities and counties; limitations.
12-16,123 Cities and counties prohibited from requiring lists of tenants; exceptions.
12-16,124 Firearms and ammunition; regulation by city or county, limitations.
12-16,124a Same; limitation on liability of municipality.
12-16,124b Same; prohibiting use of tax proceeds for firearms buyback programs.
12-16,126 Kansas emergency communications preservation act.
12-16,128 Mayoral appointments; governing body approval; time limits; other requirements.
12-16,129 Accident response service fee prohibited.
12-16,132 Cities; certain ordinances void as against public policy.
12-16,134 Knives and knife making components; regulation by municipality, limitations.
12-16,136 Regulating consumer incentive items and nutrition labeling of food; definitions.