Kansas faces constitutional clash over property valuations
In Topeka the Legislature confronts a long running mismatch between Kansas law and actual assessments as farmland, residential, and commercial values lag 6 to 17 percent of the 30 percent target. Gov Carlin backs changes but seeks a constitutional route or targeted exemptions to avoid shifting taxes while lawmakers debate reappraisal plans and funding estimates near 45 million.
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