KS HB2641

Requires governmental entities to pay property owners at least 110% of temporary damages and 150% of permanent damages when regulations or approved projects (such as wind farms or data centers) diminish property values or restrict property use

Allows property owners to demand a full buyout at 150% of fair market value if their property loses more than 10% in value due to governmental action, with the burden on government to disprove the claimed loss

Property owners may file claims within 3 years of the governmental action; government has 90 days to respond, and if denied, owners can sue with the government bearing the burden of proof

Governmental entities that fail to pay court-awarded damages face penalties up to $10,000 per day, and may recover all costs from the private developer or corporation responsible for the project

Exempts actions addressing common law nuisances, drug-related or adult businesses, essential public utilities, and federal health/safety compliance from the compensation requirements