Kansas Statutes > Chapter 76 > Article 6b – State Tax Levies for Buildings


§ 76-6b01	Annual tax levy for institutions of higher education; apportionment; proceeds to state treasurer; disposition
§ 76-6b02	Annual tax levy for institutions of higher education; moneys credited to Kansas educational building fund; authorized uses; pledging of moneys appropriated, effect
§ 76-6b03	Same; annual report and recommendations to legislature of building needs; inclusion in budget request
§ 76-6b04	Tax levy for state institutions for caring for certain persons and children
§ 76-6b05	Tax levy for state institutions for caring for certain persons and children; moneys credited to state institutions building fund for legislative appropriation; payment of debt service on certain revenue bonds
§ 76-6b07	Transfer of balance in Kansas charitable institutions and mental hospitals building fund to state institutions building fund
§ 76-6b08	School dormitory fund; uses; limitation; transfer to education building fund
§ 76-6b09	Tax levy for state correctional institutions; proceeds credited to correctional institutions building fund; use
§ 76-6b11	Accounting procedures, moneys credited to Kansas educational building fund, state institutions building fund and correctional institutions building fund
§ 76-6b12	Transfer of moneys appropriated from Kansas educational building fund for certain capital improvement projects

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