HB 2187
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HB 2187
Requiring government agencies, public utilities and other entities when exercising the power of eminent domain to make a good faith offer for the property prior to filing an eminent domain action, providing the good faith offer, if greater than the appraiser's award, shall be deposited with the court, allowing appeals from that amount, prohibiting the exercise of eminent domain for recreational trails and park and recreational facilities and deleting the power of the legislature to condemn property for economic development
Kansas · Failed
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| Rebecca Schmoe | Sponsors | Rebecca Schmoe sponsored HB 2187. | None |
| Samantha Poetter Parshall | Sponsors | Samantha Poetter Parshall sponsored HB 2187. | None |
| Bill Bloom | Sponsors | Bill Bloom sponsored HB 2187. | None |
| Brett Fairchild | Sponsors | Brett Fairchild sponsored HB 2187. | None |
| Kevin Schwertfeger | Sponsors | Kevin Schwertfeger sponsored HB 2187. | None |
| Paul Waggoner | Sponsors | Paul Waggoner sponsored HB 2187. | None |
| Ken Corbet | Sponsors | Ken Corbet sponsored HB 2187. | None |
| Dan Goddard | Sponsors | Dan Goddard sponsored HB 2187. | None |
| Requiring government agencies, public utilities and other entities when exercising the power of eminent domain to make a good faith offer for the property prior to filing an eminent domain action, providing the good faith offer, if greater than the appraiser's award, shall be deposited with the court, allowing appeals from that amount, prohibiting the exercise of eminent domain for recreational tr | Source records | HB 2187 has an explicit source reference to Requiring government agencies, public utilities and other entities when exercising the power of eminent domain to make a good faith offer for the property prior to filing an eminent domain action, providing the good faith offer, if greater than the appraiser's award, shall be deposited with the court, allowing appeals from that amount, prohibiting the exercise of eminent domain for recreational tr. | None |
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