19-3820. Territory of industrial district included in unified school district, when; bond and interest levies for bonds authorized before creation of industrial district; collection and disposition of moneys. After July 1, 1966, in any county in which an industrial district has been created under the provisions of article 38 of chapter 19 of the Kansas Statutes Annotated, and in which county unified school districts have been created by law, the territory comprising any such industrial district in such county shall be included within the boundaries of only one unified school district and shall be subject to taxation by such unified school district in the same manner and to the same extent as any other territory within such unified district except as to bond and interest levies. Even after July 1, 1966, in those counties in which such unified districts have been created and have become effective, with respect to bond and interest levies for bonds authorized before the creation of the industrial district, by any common-school district or rural high-school district which was in existence prior to the creation of such industrial district, and in which any part of the industrial district territory was located before it was created, the county clerk shall annually levy on the property in such portion of the industrial district, the same bond and interest levy as would have been levied by such common-school district or rural high-school district if the industrial district had never been created. The money collected from such bond and interest levies shall be distributed by the county treasurer to the bond and interest funds of the common-school districts for which the levies were made, in the same manner and to the same extent as if the levies had been made against such industrial district property by such school districts. No bond and interest levies shall be assessed against any property in the industrial district for bonds authorized by any other school district before the industrial district was created.
History: L. 1965, ch. 194, § 2; June 30.
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