KS HB2169

Exempts owners of nonresidential property in Johnson County from remediation costs and cleanup liability for pesticide contamination caused by U.S. Army applications prior to 2005 on former Army-owned land

Liability exemption is lost if the property owner converts the land to residential use or constructs a day care facility, at which point standard remediation requirements apply

Requires property owners to include a permanent deed notice disclosing potential pesticide contamination that may require remediation if the property is ever converted to residential use

Prohibits state agencies from issuing cleanup orders, seeking cost recovery, or delaying permits related to this specific Army pesticide contamination on qualifying properties

Applies retroactively and amends K.S.A. 65-3453 and 65-3455 governing hazardous materials response authority