In this case, the IRP plan will take into account all the reasonable resources to satisfy the demand for electric power services during a twenty 20 -year period. In evaluating this planning environment is detailed assessment of a variety of certain possible scenarios, which take into account present information available of the electric power system, such as generation and demand resources, current investments in electric conservation technology and existing transmission and distribution facilities, among others.
Moreover, in the discussion of possible scenarios are future load forecasts for different years, as well as the necessary improvements to the fleet generation and the electric power system to make it efficient and reliable.
During the evaluation of the IRP, it is required that this be in harmony with the best practices of the electric power industry. Finally, as the planning period elapses, the IRP will continue its evolution by being updated in accordance with the implemented decisions, the results obtained and the needs that arise in the power system as well as the demand for energy services. June 25, — Resolution and Order on Documents referenced in the Integrated Resource Plan and not included in the filings.
July 26, — Petition to Intervene; Sunrun. Petition to Intervene. August 1, — Resolution on Petition to Intervene; Sunrun. August 2, — Petition of Progression Energy to Intervene. Because property values vary, wealthier school districts were able to raise more through local efforts. If a district's local effort generated more funds than the district was entitled to under the SDFQPA calculation, "the excess was remitted to the State.
Separate from state financial aid and the required local effort, the SDFQPA allowed districts to implement two additional types of levies. First, districts could implement levies to augment their general funding levels.
Those additional levies were called local option budgets LOBs. Under the law, the amount of additional funding raised through an LOB was capped at a percentage of the district's total budget. The state made supplementary additional funding available for less wealthy districts that could not generate as much additional funding. Second, districts could use a levy "to fund capital outlay expenses such as purchasing certain equipment. As the recession took hold, state revenues fell, prompting the state to begin reducing its education funding.
On May 22, , Gov. Sam Brownback R signed a package of tax cuts. The cuts went into effect in January Opponents of the tax cuts argued that the cuts would decimate state services. Brownback argued that the education cuts were due to school spending and that school spending was to blame for the state's budget shortfall. The court "specifically affirmed that for the two years CLASS was in existence—fiscal year and fiscal year —the funding was inadequate and that substantial numbers of Kansas students were performing below their grade level.
The legislature argued that SB 19 offered additional and more equitable funding that allowed it to meet its constitutional obligations to adequately and equitably fund public education. The plaintiffs argued that SB 19 still did not meet the adequacy and equity requirements of Article 6.
The legislature, which reconvened in January , had to demonstrate it met its constitutional obligations under Article 6 by June 30, During the legislative session , the legislature passed and the governor signed Senate Bill and Senate Bill The bill mandated that after , base aid would increase by a three-year rolling average based on the U.
Bureau of Labor Statistics' consumer price index for all urban consumers in the Midwest region. It also required school districts to have a local budget that amounted to at least 15 percent of the funds received from the state.
SB also required school districts to allocate a portion of their local budgets to at-risk and bilingual funds. Senior Judges Michael J. Malone and David L. Stutzman sat by designation in their places. Kansas was initially filed in November Justice Beier did not participate in the court's decisions and was replaced by David L. Judge Michael J. Malone was designated in the place of Justice Caleb Stegall , who joined the court in Section Navigation. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Syndicate.
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