Kansas / moratorium calendar

Why it matters

Sedgwick County is the largest Kansas county by population and the only one with multiple active data center site purchases in flight; the freeze pattern (Jan freeze → Mar extension → likely May extension) is exactly how a 'temporary' 90-day pause turns into a de-facto 12-month entitlement halt without ever passing a permanent ban. Worth modeling in the regulatory-knowledge-graph as a separate 'rolling moratorium' status — distinct from a one-shot 12-month freeze because the political cost of *not* re-extending is asymmetric (rolling extensions get less press than the original ban). The Kansas state senate's separate 3-year pause request is also worth noting as an upside-risk on Kansas exposure. For the developer-financing capital stack: a rolling 90-day freeze is the worst possible state for site readiness underwriting because the option value of waiting is high but the carrying cost of land is also high — exactly the spread Cliff's de-rate calculator should be able to surface.