Requiring landlords to comply with a default maintenance code if the rental property is in a city or county that has not adopted a maintenance code.
Committee of the Whole - Passed over and retain a place on the calendar
Summary
The bill amends the Kansas Residential Landlord‑Tenant Act to require landlords to meet health‑and‑safety standards set by any local building or maintenance code, or, if a city or county has not adopted such a code, the 2012 International Property Maintenance Code. It applies to all rental properties, obligating landlords to maintain utilities, common areas, and waste facilities, while allowing limited tenant‑performed duties under written agreements. The goal is to ensure consistent habitability standards across the state.
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