· 7/14/2000
Kansas City Renaissance Festival Corp. v. City of Bonner Springs
Citations
- 8 P.3d 701
- 269 Kan. 670
- 2000 Kan. LEXIS 611
How courts have described this case
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- noting legislature amended Local Retailers’ Sales Tax Act uniformly applicable after Court of Appeals decision in Home Builders, 22 Kan. App. 2d 649
- “[H]ome rule power does not authorize cities to act where the state legislature has precluded municipal action by clearly preempting the field with a uniformly applicable enactment.”
- city could not use an ordinary, non-charter ordinance to exempt itself from state statute generally prohibiting cities from enacting excise taxes on services, so that city could enact an admission tax on persons entering places of amusement
- amusement tax ordinance invalid; conflict with state law
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Judges: Allegrucci
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