Kan. Admin. Regs. § 36-41-1 - Definitions
For the purposes of this article, the following words and phrases shall be defined as specified in this regulation:
(a) "Access lease agreement" means a contract
between the secretary and any one of the following that permits and confirms
the purpose and terms of access to the department's communication system
equipment and any other agreed-upon conditions:
(1) An authorized governmental entity;
(2) an authorized nongovernmental
entity; or
(3) an authorized
public safety agency.
(b) "Act" means
K.S.A.
75-5073 through
75-5077, and amendments thereto.
(c) "Applicant" means any of the
following:
(1) A governmental entity filing
an application under the act with the secretary for an access lease agreement;
(2) a nongovernmental entity
filing an application under the act with the secretary for an access lease
agreement; or
(3) a public safety
agency filing an application under the act with the secretary for an access
lease agreement or an equipment lease agreement.
(d) "Authorized governmental entity" means a
governmental entity whose application for an access lease agreement has been
approved by the secretary. This term shall not include public safety agencies.
(e) "Authorized nongovernmental
entity" means a nongovernmental entity whose application for an access lease
agreement has been approved by the secretary.
(f) "Authorized public safety agency" means a
public safety agency whose application for an access lease agreement or
equipment lease agreement has been approved by the secretary.
(g) "Communication system equipment access"
means the acquisition, construction, enhancement, installation, improvement,
maintenance, repair, rehabilitation, relocation, security, or extension of any
equipment necessary to use, implement, support, and maintain the department's
communication system.
(h)
"Equipment lease agreement" means a contract between an authorized public
safety agency and the secretary that confirms the purpose and terms of the
lease of communication system equipment from the department and any other
agreed-upon conditions.
(i)
"Prevailing rate" means the amount of money that the secretary determines shall
be charged for the communication system equipment access sought by an
authorized nongovernmental entity, as specified in an access lease agreement.
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