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Code · Kansas · Chapter 2 — Agriculture

2-1321. Filing of protests; hearings; appeals.

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2-1321. Filing of protests; hearings; appeals. If any person shall be dissatisfied with the charge made for material or rent of equipment used in the control and eradication of noxious weeds, said person shall, within ten days from the mailing of the account showing such charge, file a protest with the board of county commissioners, who shall hold a hearing thereon and shall have the power to either adjust or affirm such charge. If any person shall be dissatisfied with the decision rendered by the board of county commissioners said person shall within thirty days file a written notice of appeal with the clerk of the district court of the county and thereupon an action shall be docketed in the district court and be tried the same as other actions.
Upon the final determination of any change in the account, if any, the county or city clerk shall correct the records in his or her office in accordance therewith.
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