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KRS § 198A.750 — KY Code / Title XVII / Chapter 198A / Section 198A.750
198A.750 Rural Housing Trust Fund Advisory Committee
Status: in_force

198A.750 Rural Housing Trust Fund Advisory Committee.

(1) There is hereby created the Rural Housing Trust Fund Advisory Committee, which

shall be composed of the following eleven (11) members:

(a) The Commissioner of Agriculture or the Commissioner's duly appointed

designee;

(b) Two (2) members of the Senate appointed by the President of the Senate, each

of whom shall serve while a member of the Senate for the term for which he

or she was elected;

(c) Two (2) members of the House of Representatives appointed by the Speaker

of the House, each of whom shall serve while a member of the House of

Representatives for the term for which he or she was elected; and

(d) Six (6) private citizens with a principal residence located in a rural community

who shall be appointed by the board of directors of the corporation.

(2) (a) Members appointed under subsection (1)(d) of this section shall serve a three

(3) year term or until their successors are appointed and duly qualified, and

may be reappointed to one (1) additional term.

(b) A vacancy on the advisory committee shall be filled following the

requirements and procedures for original appointments.

(3) The advisory committee shall consult with and advise the officers and directors of

the corporation concerning matters relating to the rural housing trust fund.

(4) The Commissioner of Agriculture shall be the presiding officer, and the advisory

committee may establish its own rules of procedure, which shall not be inconsistent

with the housing provisions of this chapter.

(5) Members of the advisory committee shall serve without compensation, but

members who are not employees of the Commonwealth shall be entitled to

reimbursement for actual expenses incurred in carrying out their duties on the

advisory committee.
KRS § 205.8477 — KY Code / Title XVII / Chapter 205 / Section 205.8477
205.8477 Disclosure requirements for Medicaid providers, fiscal agents, and managed care entities -- Disclosure requirements for owners and investors of health facilities and health services -- When disclosure must be provided
Status: in_force

205.8477 Disclosure requirements for Medicaid providers, fiscal agents, and

managed care entities -- Disclosure requirements for owners and investors of

health facilities and health services -- When disclosure must be provided.

(1) Each Medicaid provider, other than an individual practitioner or group of

practitioners, fiscal agent that processes or pays vendor claims on behalf of the

Medicaid agency, and managed care entity shall file a disclosure with the Cabinet

for Health and Family Services in accordance with 42 C.F.R. sec. 455.104.

(2) Each owner of or direct financial investor in any health facility or health service

which dispenses or supplies drugs, medicines, medical devices, or durable medical

equipment to a patient shall file a disclosure with the Cabinet for Health and Family

Services of the names and addresses of any immediate family member who is

authorized under state law to prescribe drugs or medicines or medical devices or

equipment.

(3) Each provider shall, as a condition of participation in the Medical Assistance

Program, file a disclosure with the Cabinet for Health and Family Services in

accordance with 42 C.F.R. sec. 455.105 relating to business transactions and in

accordance with 42 C.F.R. sec. 455.106 relating to information on persons

convicted of crimes.

(4) Disclosures required under this statute shall be provided at any of the following

times or as otherwise provided by law:

(a) Upon submitting a provider application;

(b) Upon executing a provider agreement;

(c) Upon request of the Cabinet for Health and Family Services during a

provider's revalidation of enrollment;

(d) Within thirty-five (35) days after any change in ownership of a health facility

or health service, fiscal agent, or managed care entity;

(e) Upon the submission of a proposal in accordance with the state's procurement

process by a fiscal agent or by a managed care entity;

(f) Upon execution, renewal, or extension of a contract by the state with a fiscal

agent or a managed care entity; or

(g) Upon written request within thirty-five (35) days by the Cabinet for Health

and Family Services.
KRS § 81A.500 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 81A / Section 81A.500
81A.500 Annexation of property of consenting landowners pending litigation
Status: in_force

81A.500 Annexation of property of consenting landowners pending litigation.

Whenever any city has enacted an ordinance proposing to annex any territory and the

annexation of the territory is being challenged in the manner provided by law, the city

may proceed to annex any land contained in the area proposed to be annexed, which is

contiguous to the borders of the city, if the owner of such land consents to the annexation.
KRS § 158.160 — KY Code / Title XIII / Chapter 158 / Section 158.160
158.160 Notification to school by parent or guardian of child's medical condition threatening school safety -- Exclusion of child with communicable disease from school -- Closing of school during epidemic
Status: in_force

158.160 Notification to school by parent or guardian of child's medical condition

threatening school safety -- Exclusion of child with communicable disease from

school -- Closing of school during epidemic.

(1) A parent, legal guardian, or other person or agency responsible for a student shall

notify the student's school if the student has any medical condition which is defined

by the Cabinet for Health and Family Services in administrative regulation as

threatening the safety of the student or others in the school. The notification shall be

given as soon as the medical condition becomes known and upon each subsequent

enrollment by the student in a school. The principal, guidance counselor, or other

school official who has knowledge of the medical condition shall notify the

student's teachers in writing of the nature of the medical condition.

(2) If any student is known or suspected to have or be infected with a communicable

disease or condition for which a reasonable probability for transmission exists in a

school setting, the superintendent of the district may order the student excluded

from school. The time period the student is excluded from school shall be in

accordance with generally accepted medical standards which the superintendent

shall obtain from consultation with the student's physician or the local health officer

for the county in which the school district is located. During the presence in any

district of dangerous epidemics, the board of education of the school district may

order the school closed.
KRS § 220.583 — KY Code / Title XVIII / Chapter 220 / Section 220.583
220.583 Financing may be arranged as in cities -- Construction of terms from KRS Chapter 107
Status: in_force

220.583 Financing may be arranged as in cities -- Construction of terms from KRS

Chapter 107.

(1) In the financing of a construction subdistrict the district may use the authority and

procedure granted to incorporated municipalities by KRS 107.010 to 107.220.

When applied to construction subdistricts, terms used in KRS 107.010 to 107.220

shall be construed to mean the following: "city" means "sanitation district";

"ordinance" means "resolution"; "clerk" means "secretary-treasurer of district";

"governing body" means "sanitation district board"; and "mayor or chairman of

board of directors" means "chairman of sanitation district board." Bonds issued

pursuant to this section are construction subdistrict bonds and obligations secured

by assessments.

(2) The provisions of subsection (1), permitting financing subdistrict construction

under the provisions of KRS 107.010 to 107.220, shall not repeal or reduce any

existing rights or duties of the district, but shall constitute an additional method of

financing.
KRS § 65A.090 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 65A / Section 65A.090
65A.090 Registration with Department for Local Government -- Notification -- Failure to register -- Action to enforce prohibition against taxes and fees
Status: in_force

65A.090 Registration with Department for Local Government -- Notification --

Failure to register -- Action to enforce prohibition against taxes and fees.

(1) (a) To establish a complete list of all special purpose governmental entities

operating in Kentucky on March 21, 2013, so that the registry established

pursuant to KRS 65A.020 will be comprehensive, every existing special

purpose governmental entity shall register with the DLG as provided in this

subsection.

(b) Registration shall occur prior to December 31, 2013, and shall be in the form

and format required by the DLG, provided that in addition to the information

required by the DLG, all special purpose governmental entities shall report to

the DLG the date the last independent audit of the entity was conducted.

(c) Between March 21, 2013, and December 31, 2013, the DLG, with assistance

from the area development districts created under KRS 147A.050, public

entities as defined in KRS 65.310, and the Auditor of Public Accounts, shall

notify all special purpose governmental entities of which it is aware of the

registration requirement established by this subsection, and of the

consequences of failing to register in a timely manner.

(2) The governing body of any special purpose governmental entity established on or

after January 1, 2014, shall, within fifteen (15) days of the establishment of the

entity, file with the DLG the information required by subsection (2)(a)1. of KRS

65A.020 and any other information required by the DLG.

(3) Notwithstanding any other provision of the Kentucky Revised Statutes, any special

purpose governmental entity that fails to provide information to the DLG as

required under this section shall be:

(a) Subject to administrative dissolution as provided in KRS 65A.050; and

(b) Prohibited from levying or collecting any tax, fee, assessment, or charge

beginning January 1, 2014, through the date the entity registers with the DLG.

To enforce paragraph (b) of this subsection, any resident or property owner of the

service area of a special purpose governmental entity may bring an action in the

Circuit Court. The Circuit Court, in its discretion, may allow the prevailing party,

other than the special purpose governmental entity, a reasonable attorney's fee and

court costs, to be paid from the special purpose governmental entity's treasury.
KRS § 65.684 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 65 / Section 65.684
65.684 Powers of city or county for economic development
Status: in_force

65.684 Powers of city or county for economic development.

For any development area for which increments do not include revenues from the

Commonwealth, in addition to any other powers conferred by law, any city or county may

exercise any powers necessary or convenient to carry out the purposes of KRS 65.680 to

65.699, including the power to:

(1) Create development areas and to define their boundaries;

(2) Undertake projects;

(3) Issue increment bonds and pledge increments to the payment of debt charges on

those increment bonds;

(4) Create a special fund established for the deposit of increments and other funds that

may be used or pledged for the payment of increment bonds and to pay the costs of

projects;

(5) Utilize increments to pay the costs of economic development projects and for the

payment of amounts due on increment bonds; and

(6) Impose assessments.
KRS § 635.055 — KY Code / Title LI / Chapter 635 / Section 635.055
635.055 Detention of child found in contempt of court
Status: in_force

635.055 Detention of child found in contempt of court.

No child who is found to be in contempt of court shall be committed as a public offender

as a result of such finding, nor detained because of such finding in a facility other than a

secure juvenile detention facility, youth alternative center, an alternative to detention

program approved by the Department of Juvenile Justice, or a nonsecure detention

alternative. An order of detention for a child found in contempt shall not exceed thirty

(30) days.
KRS § 164.933 — KY Code / Title XIII / Chapter 164 / Section 164.933
164.933 Coordination of activities by Council on Postsecondary Education
Status: in_force

164.933 Coordination of activities by Council on Postsecondary Education.

The Council on Postsecondary Education shall coordinate the activities of the

participating institutions, as described in KRS 164.925 to 164.931, to insure a

comprehensive program for training individuals for the delivery of primary care in the

Commonwealth.
KRS § 146.990 — KY Code / Title XII / Chapter 146 / Section 146.990
146.990 Penalties
Status: in_force

146.990 Penalties.

(1) Any person, corporation, city, county or other governmental subdivision who

violates any of the provisions of KRS 146.200 to 146.360 shall be liable to a civil

penalty of not more than one thousand dollars ($1,000) for said violation and in

addition may be enjoined from continuing said violation. Each day upon which such

violation occurs or continues shall constitute a separate offense.

(2) Any person who trespasses on private land within the boundary of a designated wild

river shall be guilty of a Class B misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be subject

to a fine not to exceed five thousand dollars ($5,000).

(3) Violations of KRS 146.410 to 146.530 or of any rule or regulation adopted and

published by the office pursuant to the provisions of KRS 146.410 to 146.530, shall

be subject to the penalties and sanctions presently provided for in KRS Chapter 224

or as may be amended.
KRS § 199.474 — KY Code / Title XVII / Chapter 199 / Section 199.474
199.474 Home study -- Administrative regulations
Status: in_force

199.474 Home study -- Administrative regulations.

(1) As used in this section unless the context requires otherwise:

(a) "Cabinet" means the Cabinet for Health and Family Services; and

(b) "Home study" has the same meaning as in KRS 615.030, Article II, subsection

(6).

(2) The cabinet shall promulgate by administrative regulations the process, procedures,

and requirements to ensure that a uniform establishment and understanding of the

definition of, and the required documentation within, any home study required

pursuant to this chapter is the same for both public and private agencies.
KRS § 273A.075 — KY Code / Title XXIII / Chapter 273A / Section 273A.075
273A.075 Duties of members
Status: in_force

273A.075 Duties of members.

(1) A member shall not have a fiduciary duty to an unincorporated nonprofit association

or to another member solely by being a member.

(2) A member shall discharge any duties to the unincorporated nonprofit association

and the other members and exercise any rights under this chapter consistent with the

governing principles and the obligation of good faith and fair dealing.
KRS § 67.080 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 67 / Section 67.080
67.080 Powers of fiscal court
Status: in_force

67.080 Powers of fiscal court.

(1) The fiscal court may:

(a) Appropriate county funds according to the provisions of KRS 68.210 to

68.360 for lawful purposes;

(b) Sell and convey any real estate or personal property belonging to the county,

and buy land for the use of the county, when necessary, for the lawful

purposes of the county as provided for in this section and KRS 67.083. The

fiscal court may appoint one (1) or more commissioners to sell or buy real

estate under this subsection, subject to the approval of the fiscal court, and

convey it to the purchaser, under the direction of the court, or have it

conveyed to the court, by deed properly executed and recorded.

1. When real property is purchased, the county shall pay no more than the

highest appraised value, as determined by a Kentucky certified real

property appraiser as defined in KRS 324A.010, or the price determined

through exercising the power of eminent domain, if that power is used.

A valuation of the real property shall not be required if the purchase

price is forty thousand dollars ($40,000) or less;

2. When real property is conveyed or sold, the county shall convey or sell it

in accordance with KRS 67.0802; and

3. When personal property is conveyed or sold, the county shall convey or

sell it in accordance with KRS 67.0802;

(c) Regulate and control the fiscal affairs of the county;

(d) Cause correct accounts and records to be kept of all receipts and

disbursements of the public funds of the county, employ a competent person

to keep such accounts and records, pay such person a reasonable

compensation for such services, and have the accounts of the county and all

county officers audited, when necessary and in accordance with the provisions

of KRS 43.070 and 64.810;

(e) Exercise all the corporate powers of the county unless otherwise provided by

law;

(f) Establish all appointive offices, set the duties of those offices, and approve all

appointments to those offices; and

(g) Investigate all activities of the county government.

(2) The fiscal court shall:

(a) Appropriate county funds, according to the provisions of KRS 68.210 to

68.360, for purposes required by law;

(b) As needed, cause the construction, operation, and maintenance of all county

buildings and other structures, grounds, roads and other property;

(c) Adopt an administrative code for the county; and

(d) Provide for the incarceration of prisoners according to the provisions of KRS

Chapter 441.

(3) The fiscal court shall not exercise executive authority except as specifically

assigned by statute.
KRS § 67A.300 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 67A / Section 67A.300
67A.300 Number of employees -- Salaries -- Protection from dismissal, suspension, or reduction -- Abolishment of office or position -- Reinstatement
Status: in_force

67A.300 Number of employees -- Salaries -- Protection from dismissal, suspension,

or reduction -- Abolishment of office or position -- Reinstatement.

(1) The urban-county legislative body shall fix by ordinance the number and

classification of urban-county employees, and the salaries for each classification.

When the number of employees and their classification has been fixed by

comprehensive plan or ordinance, including any ordinance of a city or other

municipality existing prior to the adoption of the urban-county form of government,

which prior ordinance is adopted for any period of time by the urban-county

government under its comprehensive plan or ordinance, no employee shall be

dismissed, suspended or reduced in grade or pay for any reason except that set out

in KRS 67A.280.

(2) Provided, further, that: whenever in the exercise of a reasonable discretion, it shall

be the judgment of the legislative body of the urban-county government that

economic necessity requires it, or that there is no longer a need for a particular

office or position to exist, the legislative body may abolish said office or position

and any officer or employee occupying said office or position may be laid-off or

suspended until and if such office or position is re-created or reestablished. The

abolition of any office or position must not be a subterfuge to effect another

purpose, but must be actual and bona fide and must not amount to the mere

alteration, modification or abolition of title only.

(3) Should any officer or employee conceive that he has been aggrieved by the abolition

or the proposed abolition of said office or position, he may, at any time within

ninety (90) days, file a petition in the Circuit Court of the county wherein the urban-

county government is located, stating his reason why it should not be abolished, and

upon issue joined thereon by the urban-county government, the burden shall be on

the latter to establish the necessity for and the good faith of the urban-county

government in abolishing said office or position. The right to abolish and the right

to have the office or position re-created shall be determined as other equitable

actions are determined.

(4) If the office or position is re-created or reestablished within one (1) year, then any

person who was deprived of his office or position shall be restored to the office or

position he formerly held or occupied in the order of his seniority if he shall elect to

do so, and the urban-county government shall advise said officer or employee at his

last known address and advertise pursuant to KRS Chapter 424, that the office or

position has been re-created or reestablished.
KRS § 45.780 — KY Code / Title VI / Chapter 45 / Section 45.780
45.780 Emergency repair, maintenance, and replacement account
Status: in_force

45.780 Emergency repair, maintenance, and replacement account.

(1) There is created within the capital construction fund the emergency repair,

maintenance, and replacement account. The account shall consist of moneys

appropriated to the fund by the General Assembly.

(2) The Finance and Administration Cabinet may transfer money from the emergency

repair, maintenance, and replacement account to the allotment account of an

emergency repair, replacement, or maintenance project, for expenditure thereon,

even though the specific project is not included in any branch budget bill enacted

for that biennium. Moneys may be transferred from the emergency repair,

maintenance, and replacement account to the allotment account of an emergency

repair, replacement, or maintenance project only if no other funding source is

available.

(3) The Finance and Administration Cabinet shall report each transfer, including the

necessity, purpose, and amount of the transfer, to the Capital Projects and Bond

Oversight Committee not later than thirty (30) days after the transfer.
KRS § 99.450 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 99 / Section 99.450
99.450 Disposal of property in development area
Status: in_force

99.450 Disposal of property in development area.

The agency may sell, exchange, lease, or otherwise transfer real property acquired under

the provisions of KRS 99.330 to 99.510 to one or more private individuals or to public

bodies, and thereafter the real property shall be used only in accordance with the

limitations and conditions set forth in the development plan, or the development plan as

modified under KRS 99.330 to 99.510. Maximum opportunity, consistent with the sound

needs of the locality, shall be given private enterprise in the redevelopment of

development areas. The agency shall sell, lease, exchange, or withhold for public use by

the state or any public body thereof, all of the property which it has acquired in such

development area as soon as feasible and in the public interest. Prior to any such sale or

exchange of real property, the agency shall obtain appraisals made by independent

appraisers of the value of such real property proposed to be sold or exchanged, which

appraisals shall be based upon the new uses established for such real property. These

appraisals shall be used as a guide for the agency in disposing of its real property, but the

agency shall not be bound thereby.