Articles
- Home Rule in The Kansas Public Library Handbook by Roy Bird, State Library of Kansas, 1998.
- City Charter Ordinance in The Kansas Public Library Handbook by Roy Bird, State Library of Kansas, 1998.
- County Charter Resolution in The Kansas Public Library Handbook by Roy Bird, State Library of Kansas, 1998.
- Township Charter Resolution in The Kansas Public Library Handbook by Roy Bird, State Library of Kansas, 1988.
- Frequently Ask Questions about ordinary and charter ordinances by the City Attorneys Association of Kansas
- Can city home rule be used for changing statute requirement that board members live within the city? Attorney General Opinion 89-133
- Can county libraries home rule to modify state statutes concerning library boards? Attorney General Opinion 83-129
- When a library system board or regional library elects to exempt the district from the tax lid law, then publishes as directed by statute, what number of signatures would be required to validate a petition against the exemption action? Where should a protest petition be filed? Do county boundaries within a library district effect the number of petition signatures necessary? Attorney General Opinion 89-129
- Should the library board of a district library or the governing body of a municipality use home rule to exempt the library from the tax lid law? Attorney General Opinion 89-130
- Can the board of a regional library system extending over two or more counties use the county home rule law to alter statute requirements on their library? Attorney General Opinion 77-132
(NOTE: The tax lid laws, K.S.A. 79-5021 to 79-5036, inclusive, discussed in the above opinion were repealed July 1, 1999. Nevertheless, this opinion may remain useful for its explanation of applying home rule laws to regional libraries and regional library systems.)
(NOTE: The tax lid laws, K.S.A. 79-5021 to 79-5036, inclusive, discussed in the above opinion were repealed July 1, 1999. Nevertheless, this opinion may remain useful for its explanation of applying home rule to district libraries.)
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