A bill that would limit local governments' ability to regulate what is described as a “no-impact” home-based business failed to get out of a Senate committee Monday.
The Senate Commerce Committee voted down a bill limiting city regulations on a "no-impact" home based business despite attempts to allow a little more municipal regulation.
The bill had been opposed by cities across the state including Shawnee, Topeka, Overland Park, Prairie Village, Liberal and Garden City.
The League of Kansas Municipalities warned at one point that the bill . . .
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