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No full textIssued QuarterlyCurrent Board Members -- Important Dates -- Executive Director -- Be A Surveyor -- Landscape Architects -- NCEES Exams -- Continuing Education -- Investigators Needed -- Congratulations to Professional Licensees by Exam since December 2022 -- Disciplinary Action Taken by the Board -- KSBTP By The Numbers
Analysis Of Sentencing Guidelines In Kansas, Fiscal Year 2022
No full textReport year covers state fiscal year, July 1- June 30
"June 13, 2023
Other title: Relating to Wind Energy Conversion Systems and Obstruction Lighting and the Installation of Light-Mitigating Technology
No full text"January 25, 2023."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Utilities Committee, by Joel Skelley, Director of Policy, Kansas Department of Transportation.Neutral testimony concerning Senate Bill 46. "KDOT is neutral regarding this bill. However, the agency does have a concern with KDOT being named as the agency to administer waiver request review and issuance of waivers to developers, owner, or operators of an existing wind energy conversion system seeking extensions to the initial 24-month timeframe. We would suggest KDOT is not the appropriate agency to engage in this administrative role of Senate Bill 46. ... KDOT does not have authority in this space. Instead, the Federal Aviation Administration is the agency with exclusive authority to regulate aviation safety, the efficiency of the navigable airspace, and air traffic control over airspace and is listed appropriately in the bill to manage system reviews. ... KDOT is not currently staffed or equipped to perform the functions of the bill."
Other title: Relating to Wind Energy Conversion Systems and Obstruction Lighting and the Installation of Light-Mitigating Technology
No full text"January 25, 2023."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Utilities Committee, by Joel Skelley, Director of Policy, Kansas Department of Transportation.Neutral testimony concerning SB 49. "KDOT is neutral regarding this bill. However, the agency does have a concern with KDOT being named as the agency to administer waiver request review and issuance of waivers to developers, owner, or operators of new wind energy conversion system seeking extensions to the initial 24-month timeframe. We would suggest KDOT is not the appropriate agency to engage in this administrative role of Senate Bill 46 [sic]. ... KDOT does not have authority in this space. Instead, the Federal Aviation Administration is the agency with exclusive authority to regulate aviation safety, the efficiency of the navigable airspace, and air traffic control over airspace and is listed appropriately in the bill to manage system reviews. ... KDOT is not currently staffed or equipped to perform the functions of the bill.
Cheyenne Bottoms Management / presented by Jason Wagner, Public Lands Manager and Manuel Torres, Public Lands Regional Supervisor, Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.
No full textAugust 22, 2023.
Presentation before the Kansas Legislature, House Water Committee, presented by Jason Wagner, Public Lands Manager and Manuel Torres, Public Lands Regional Supervisor, Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.
Presentation date and committee name taken from Kansas Legislature website.Presentation on Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Area, discussing its location and size, its importance to wildlife, especially birds, its economic impact and hunter statistics, its water systems infrastructure and management, its financing, its history, and its property maintenance and improvement.Importance to Wildlife
Birds of Cheyenne Bottoms
Economics
Hunter data
Inlet System
2018 Pittman-Robertson Grant
Cheyenne Bottoms is located in Central Kansas
Cheyenne Bottoms 41,000 Acre Drainage Basin
Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Area 19,998 acres
Brief History
Water Management
Supplemental Water
Infrastucture
Basic Water Management
Outlet
Property Management
Silt Removal
Cattail Control
Habitat Improvements and Maintenanc
Public Access: Fact Sheet / provided by Brad Loveless, Secretary, Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.
No full textJanuary 26, 2023.
Presentation before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources, presented by Brad Loveless, Secretary, Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.
Presenter's name, committee name and presentation date taken from Kansas Legislature website."Providing Kansans access to outdoor recreation has long been a top priority of the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP). And often times, the Department's greatest opportunities lie with several lease programs - such as the Walk-in Hunting Access, Walk-in Fishing Access, and Community Fisheries Assistance Program. ... The No. 1 cause for declining participation in outdoor recreation cited by resident hunters is lack of access. In addition to leveraging innovative statewide programs, KDWP also aims to combat this decline through the thoughtful and strategic acquisition of lands that pose the greatest opportunities for Kansas hunters and anglers.