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KRS § 39A.150 — KY Code / Title V / Chapter 39A / Section 39A.150
39A.150 Traffic control plans -- Executive orders
Status: in_force

39A.150 Traffic control plans -- Executive orders.

(1) The Kentucky Emergency Operations Plan and local emergency operations plans

shall include measures for, and the Governor for the state or portion thereof, the

county judge/executive for a county other than an urban-county, or a portion

thereof, and the mayor for a city or an urban-county or portion thereof, may issue

written executive orders providing for:

(a) The control of traffic in order to provide for rapid and safe movement in

evacuation over public highways and streets during any disaster or emergency;

(b) The control and alteration of speed limits and traffic regulations on public

highways during any disaster or emergency; and

(c) The prohibition or limitation of use of motor vehicles on public highways

during any disaster or emergency.

(2) The Governor may extend the provisions of subsection (1) of this section to the

public thoroughfares of any political subdivision of the Commonwealth.

(3) The Governor may order agencies of state government and political subdivisions of

the Commonwealth to take steps necessary to effectuate plans made or orders issued

pursuant to this section.

(4) During a declared emergency or disaster, the Governor, county judge/executive, or

mayor, may, for their respective jurisdictions, place these plans in effect.
KRS § 441.690 — KY Code / Title XL / Chapter 441 / Section 441.690
441.690 Projects exempt from KRS 56.440 to 56.540 and KRS 45A.045
Status: in_force

441.690 Projects exempt from KRS 56.440 to 56.540 and KRS 45A.045.

Nothing in KRS 56.440 to 56.540 and KRS 45A.045 shall be construed to apply to any

project undertaken by the authority pursuant to KRS 441.625 to 441.695.
KRS § 353.060 — KY Code / Title XXVIII / Chapter 353 / Section 353.060
353.060 Petition to object to location of well -- Notice -- Hearing -- Drilling permit
Status: in_force

353.060 Petition to object to location of well -- Notice -- Hearing -- Drilling permit.

(1) If the drilling of a well on any tract underlaid with coal-bearing strata will endanger

the present or future use or operation of a workable coal bed, the owner or coal

operator affected may, within fifteen (15) days from the receipt of the plat by him

and by the department, file with the Energy and Environment Cabinet's Office of

Administrative Hearings a petition in accordance with KRS 353.700 and any

administrative regulations promulgated thereunder, listing the specific objections in

writing to the proposed location. The Energy and Environment Cabinet's Office of

Administrative Hearings shall provide notice of receipt of the petition to the well

operator and the department, and shall schedule a hearing, at which the objections

shall be considered.

(2) (a) At the hearing, the well operator and the coal operator or owner, in person or

by a representative, shall consider the objections and either agree upon the

location as proposed or change it so as to satisfy all objections and meet the

approval of the department.

(b) Any new location thus selected and agreed upon shall be indicated on a plat in

accordance with KRS 353.050 and thereupon the department shall issue to the

well operator a drilling permit approving the location and authorizing the well

operator to drill at the location.

(c) If the coal operator and well operator, or the owner and well operator, are

unable to agree, the hearing officer shall make a recommendation to the

secretary, in view of the purposes and intent of this chapter and in compliance

therewith, to fix a location on the tract as near the proposed location as

possible and upon final order of the secretary, the department shall issue to the

well operator a permit to drill at the new location.

(3) If no objections are filed within the fifteen (15) day period, the department shall

immediately issue to the well operator a drilling permit approving the location and

authorizing the well operator to proceed to drill there.
KRS § 100.209 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 100 / Section 100.209
100.209 Amendment of comprehensive plan prior to annexation permitted -- Land use management regulation in newly annexed or reclassified territory
Status: in_force

100.209 Amendment of comprehensive plan prior to annexation permitted -- Land

use management regulation in newly annexed or reclassified territory.

(1) When a city which has adopted zoning or other land use regulations pursuant to this

chapter proposes to annex unincorporated or accept the transfer of incorporated

territory, it may amend its comprehensive plan and official zoning map to

incorporate and establish zoning or other land use regulations for the property

proposed for annexation or transfer prior to adoption of the ordinance of annexation

or transfer. If the city elects to follow this procedure, the planning commission shall

hold a public hearing, after the adoption of the ordinance stating the city's intention

to annex or transfer property and prior to final action upon the ordinance of

annexation or transfer, for the purpose of adopting the comprehensive plan

amendment and making its recommendations as to the zoning or other land use

regulations which will be effective for the property upon its annexation or transfer.

Notice setting forth the time, date, location, and purpose of the public hearing shall

be published as required by KRS Chapter 424 and shall be given to the owners of

all properties within the area proposed for annexation or transfer and to adjoining

property owners in accordance with KRS 100.212(2). The city legislative body shall

take final action upon the planning commission's recommendations prior to

adoption of the ordinance of annexation or transfer and shall include in the

ordinance of annexation or transfer a map showing the zoning or other land use

regulations which will be effective for the annexed or transferred property. If the

city elects not to follow the procedure provided for in this section prior to the

adoption of the ordinance of annexation or transfer, the newly annexed or

transferred territory shall remain subject to the same land use restrictions, if any, as

applied to it prior to annexation or transfer until those restrictions are changed by

zoning map amendments or other regulations in accordance with this chapter.

(2) When a city is created or when a city that does not regulate land use within the

confines of the city equals or exceeds a population of three thousand (3,000) based

upon the most recent federal decennial census in a county containing a consolidated

local government, and that city intends to regulate land use within the confines of

the city, the process for adopting or amending the comprehensive plan and adopting

zoning or other land use regulations shall be as provided for in this chapter. Until

such actions have been taken, the properties within the city shall remain subject to

the land use restrictions, if any, as applied prior to the city's creation or the city's

exceeding of the population threshold set out in this subsection.
KRS § 171.849 — KY Code / Title XIV / Chapter 171 / Section 171.849
171.849 Kentucky Historical Society to promulgate administrative regulations to implement KRS 171.830 to 171.849
Status: in_force

171.849 Kentucky Historical Society to promulgate administrative regulations to

implement KRS 171.830 to 171.849.

The Kentucky Historical Society shall implement the provisions of KRS 171.830 to

171.849 through the promulgation of administrative regulations in accordance with the

provisions of KRS Chapter 13A.
KRS § 17.556 — KY Code / Title III / Chapter 17 / Section 17.556
17.556 Membership of board -- Chair -- Terms -- Committees
Status: in_force

17.556 Membership of board -- Chair -- Terms -- Committees.

The board shall consist of the members named in subsections (1) and (2) of this section:

(1) (a) The commissioner of the Department of Corrections, or the commissioner's

designee;

(b) The commissioner of the Department of Juvenile Justice, or the

commissioner's designee;

(c) The program administrator of the Sex Offender Treatment Program created

pursuant to KRS 197.400; and

(d) The commissioner of the Department for Behavioral Health, Developmental

and Intellectual Disabilities, or the commissioner's designee.

(2) The following members, appointed by the Governor:

(a) One (1) probation and parole officer;

(b) Four (4) mental health professionals licensed or certified pursuant to KRS

Chapter 309, 311, 314, 319, or 335 who demonstrated expertise in working

with sex offenders;

(c) One (1) professional working in an agency which provides services to adult or

child victims of sex offenses; and

(d) One (1) representative of an advocacy group with a demonstrated interest in

the welfare of victims of sex offenses.

(3) The Governor shall appoint the first chair of the board who shall serve for a term of

two (2) years after which the chair shall be elected by the members of the board.

(4) The probation and parole officer and the members identified in subsection (2) of

this section shall serve for the remainder of the term of office of the Governor

during whose incumbency they were appointed, unless removed sooner for cause,

but they shall remain on the board until their successors are appointed or until they

are reappointed.

(5) No member appointed pursuant to subsection (4) of this section may be represented

by a designee.

(6) No member appointed pursuant to subsection (4) of this section shall serve more

than four (4) years unless reappointed.

(7) All members identified under subsection (1) of this section shall serve during their

terms of office.

(8) All members of the board shall be reimbursed for their necessary travel and other

expenses actually incurred in the discharge of their duties on the board.

(9) The board shall be empowered to create committees for the purpose of carrying out

its statutory duties.

(10) The board shall be attached to the Department of Corrections for administrative

purposes.
KRS § 45A.325 — KY Code / Title VI / Chapter 45A / Section 45A.325
45A.325 Collusion to restrain bids prohibited
Status: in_force

45A.325 Collusion to restrain bids prohibited.

Any agreement or collusion among bidders or prospective bidders which restrains, tends

to restrain, or is reasonably calculated to restrain competition by agreement to bid at a

fixed price, or to refrain from bidding, or otherwise, is prohibited.
KRS § 363.730 — KY Code / Title XXIX / Chapter 363 / Section 363.730
363.730 Package in random lot to show price per unit
Status: in_force

363.730 Package in random lot to show price per unit.

In addition to the declarations required by KRS 363.720, any commodity in package

form, the package being one (1) of a lot containing random weights, measures, or counts

of the same commodity and bearing the total selling price of the package, shall bear on

the outside of the package a plain and conspicuous declaration of the price per single unit

of weight, measure, or count.
KRS § 504.100 — KY Code / Title L / Chapter 504 / Section 504.100
504.100 Appointment by court of psychologist or psychiatrist during proceedings
Status: in_force

504.100 Appointment by court of psychologist or psychiatrist during proceedings.

(1) If upon arraignment, or during any stage of the proceedings, the court has

reasonable grounds to believe the defendant is incompetent to stand trial, the court

shall order the defendant to be examined and his or her mental condition reported,

as provided in KRS 504.080.

(2) The report of the examiner shall state whether or not he or she finds the defendant

incompetent to stand trial. If the examiner finds the defendant is incompetent, the

report shall state:

(a) Whether there is a substantial probability of the defendant attaining

competency in the foreseeable future; and

(b) What type treatment the examiner recommends, including whether it should

be provided by a treatment facility or forensic psychiatric facility.

(3) In accordance with KRS 504.080(2), the court shall schedule the case for a status

conference or a hearing no more than thirty (30) days after the filing of the report.
KRS § 173.320 — KY Code / Title XIV / Chapter 173 / Section 173.320
173.320 Regional libraries
Status: in_force

173.320 Regional libraries.

The establishment of a regional library shall be by contract, in writing, by the legislative

bodies of the counties. The expenses of the regional library shall be apportioned between

the contracting parties concerned in proportion to the taxable property of each as shown

by their respective assessments and as shall be agreed upon in the contract. The treasurer

of one of the counties, as provided in the contract, shall have the custody of the funds for

the regional library; and the treasurers of the other counties concerned shall transfer to

him as collected all the moneys received for public library purposes and interest from

library funds in their respective governmental units. The contract for a regional library

shall continue in force for a period of five (5) years and no county shall be permitted to

withdraw without the consent of all the other participating counties during the five (5)

year period. If the legislative body of a county decides to withdraw from a regional library

contract, it shall be entitled to a division of the property on the same basis as its

contributions, such division being completed within six (6) months from the withdrawal

date. If no unit withdraws, at the end of the five (5) year period, the contract shall

continue in force for a like period.
KRS § 139.300 — KY Code / Title XI / Chapter 139 / Section 139.300
139.300 Fungible goods bought under certificate commingled with goods bought otherwise
Status: in_force

139.300 Fungible goods bought under certificate commingled with goods bought

otherwise.

If a purchaser gives a certificate with respect to the purchase of fungible goods and

thereafter commingles these goods with other fungible goods not so purchased but of

such similarity that the identity of the constituent goods in the commingled mass cannot

be determined, sales from the mass of commingled goods shall be deemed to be sales of

the goods so purchased until a quantity of commingled goods equal to the quantity of

purchased goods so commingled has been sold.
KRS § 260.550 — KY Code / Title XXI / Chapter 260 / Section 260.550
260.550 Prohibition against buying, selling, or processing eggs without license -- Exceptions -- Stop orders and withdraw from sale orders imposed for certain violations
Status: in_force

260.550 Prohibition against buying, selling, or processing eggs without license --

Exceptions -- Stop orders and withdraw from sale orders imposed for certain

violations.

(1) No person shall buy, sell, trade, traffic, or process eggs in Kentucky without a

license issued pursuant to the egg marketing law, with the following exceptions:

(a) Hatcheries purchasing eggs to be used exclusively for hatching purposes;

(b) Hotels, restaurants, and other eating places where all eggs purchased are

served in the establishment;

(c) Bakeries, confectioneries, and ice cream manufacturers who use eggs in a

manufactured product;

(d) Consumers buying eggs for their own consumption; or

(e) Producers who sell only directly to consumers and do not exceed a sales limit

of sixty (60) dozen eggs per calendar week.

(2) Any person engaged in the act of selling shell eggs or egg products under any of the

following circumstances shall have all shell eggs and egg products placed under a

stop order:

(a) Selling or otherwise marketing shell eggs or egg products without a license;

(b) Selling or otherwise marketing shell eggs or egg products without first

submitting an emergency recall plan to the department; or

(c) Failing to remit or pay fines owed to the department.

(3) Any person engaged in the act of selling or otherwise marketing shell eggs under

the following conditions shall have those eggs placed under a stop order for:

(a) Failing to have the proper labels attached, as required by KRS 260.630; or

(b) Failing to meet the tolerances of consumer grades and consumer grade quality

standards, as required by KRS 260.620.

(4) Any person engaged in the act of selling or otherwise marketing shell eggs or egg

products shall have these shell eggs or egg products placed under a withdraw from

sale order for the following reasons:

(a) Ambient temperature above forty-five (45) degrees Fahrenheit for a period of

four (4) hours or more; or

(b) Contamination or any condition which may render the shell eggs or egg

products unfit for human consumption.

The withdraw from sale order shall remain in effect until such time as the

disposition of the shell eggs or egg products has been determined by the department.
KRS § 179.440 — KY Code / Title XV / Chapter 179 / Section 179.440
179.440 Counties may spend county road funds
Status: in_force

179.440 Counties may spend county road funds.

Nothing in KRS 179.410 and 179.415 shall prohibit any county from spending county

road funds for the further and additional maintenance, reconstruction and improvement of

county roads.
KRS § 80.430 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 80 / Section 80.430
80.430 Appointment and term of regional authority members -- Vacancies
Status: in_force

80.430 Appointment and term of regional authority members -- Vacancies.

(1) The governing body of each county included in a regional housing authority shall

appoint one (1) person as a member of such authority, and each such member to be

first appointed by the governing body of a county may be appointed at or after the

time of the adoption of the resolution declaring the need for such regional housing

authority or declaring the need for the inclusion of such county in the area of

operation of such regional housing authority. When the area of operation of a

regional housing authority is increased to include an additional county or counties

as provided above, the governing body of each such county shall thereupon appoint

one (1) additional person as a member of the regional housing authority. The

governing body of each county shall appoint the successor of the member appointed

by it. If any county is excluded from the area of operation of a regional housing

authority, the office of the member of such regional housing authority appointed by

the governing body of such county shall be thereupon abolished.

(2) No more than four (4) of the members of the authority shall be affiliated with the

same political party.

(3) If the area of operation of the regional housing authority consists at any time of an

even number of counties, the members of the regional housing authority appointed

by the governing bodies of such counties shall appoint one (1) additional member

whose term of office shall be as herein provided for a member of a regional housing

authority except that such term shall end at any earlier time that the area of

operation of the regional housing authority shall be changed to consist of an odd

number of counties. The members of such authority appointed by the governing

bodies of such counties shall likewise appoint each person to succeed such

additional member; provided, that the term of office of such person begins during

the terms of office of the members appointing him.

(4) The members of a regional housing authority shall be appointed for terms of four

(4) years except that all vacancies shall be filled by the appointing authority for the

unexpired term.
KRS § 198A.300 — KY Code / Title XVII / Chapter 198A / Section 198A.300
198A.300 Financial assistance program for replacement or rehabilitation of unsafe wells and private water supplies
Status: in_force

198A.300 Financial assistance program for replacement or rehabilitation of unsafe

wells and private water supplies.

The Kentucky Housing Corporation may develop a financial assistance program for

replacement or rehabilitation of unsafe wells and other private water supplies serving low

and moderate-income families and individuals.
KRS § 7B.070 — KY Code / Title II / Chapter 7B / Section 7B.070
7B.070 Coordination by center of long-term planning -- Relationships with state agencies -- Use of center's findings and recommendations
Status: in_force

7B.070 Coordination by center of long-term planning -- Relationships with state

agencies -- Use of center's findings and recommendations.

(1) The center shall serve as a mechanism for coordinating resources and groups to

focus on long-term planning;

(2) The center shall solicit input from the Legislative Research Commission, the

Governor's Office for Policy and Management, universities, the private sector and

the public, including local governments and area development districts;

(3) The Governor's Office for Policy and Management and the Legislative Research

Commission shall biennially submit to the center a list of issues solicited from the

program cabinets of the executive branch and co-chairs of interim legislative

committees, respectively. The center shall include these issues in its broad-based

efforts to determine priority study areas;

(4) A representative from the Governor's Office for Policy and Management and a

legislator appointed by the Legislative Research Commission shall be invited to

serve on each advisory committee;

(5) The board may enter into agreements with state agencies and institutions of higher

education to provide staff on a time-limited basis for specific research projects;

(6) The center shall:

(a) Ensure that if departments or agencies of state government have

responsibilities in an area of policy under study, they are encouraged to

comment on the potential effects of government policies on critical trends and

alternative futures;

(b) Consider the comments of the departments and agencies in performing its

duties under this chapter; and

(c) Include the official comments of the departments and agencies in any report

provided to the Governor and the Legislative Research Commission.

(7) Findings and recommendations in the studies of the center shall be delivered to the

Governor and the Legislative Research Commission for referral to the appropriate

agency and interim committee. The head of the state agency or program to which

the report pertains and the co-chairs of the interim legislative committees with

jurisdiction shall give affirmative consideration to the report by a written response

to the center within sixty (60) days, stating the action that shall be taken in response

to the report.

(8) (a) As the branches propose drafts of uniform forms to be used by all budget units

pursuant to KRS 48.040(1), they shall provide for the affirmative

consideration of the trends set forth by the biennial trends report of the center;

(b) As the Legislative Research Commission prescribes the uniform forms,

records, and instructions to be used by branch budget units, it shall

incorporate a requirement that agencies explain how their budget priorities

address the trends and long-term policy implications set forth in the biennial

trends report of the center.
KRS § 411.640 — KY Code / Title XXXVI / Chapter 411 / Section 411.640
411.640 Affected claims
Status: in_force

411.640 Affected claims.

The provisions of KRS 411.600 to 411.640 shall apply to all covered claims pending on

June 20, 2005, and all claims filed thereafter, regardless of when the claim arose.