KS HB2255

Increases the statewide acreage cap for the Kansas Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP) from 40,000 to 60,000 acres and limits any single county to 20% of the statewide cap, with exceptions for high-priority water conservation areas, high-flow capacity wells, or enrollment in other water conservation programs

Raises the minimum fee per invoice for weights and measures testing services from $50 to $70 and establishes a new simplified calibration fee schedule replacing the previous multi-tiered rate structure

Requires service companies to obtain a license ($200 maximum per location) and technical representatives to pass annual examinations and complete continuing education, with a five-year license option available after 10 years of violation-free licensure

Mandates annual testing of commercial weighing and measuring devices by licensed technical representatives, with test weights in grain elevators having a nominal capacity of 250 pounds or greater requiring approval every three years instead of annually

Consolidates Chapter 83 definitions into a single section, expands definitions to include electric vehicle supply equipment and dispensing devices, and authorizes licensed service companies or city/county departments to remove rejection tags for testing or repair purposes with notification to the secretary within 10 days