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KRS § 67A.918 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 67A / Section 67A.918
67A.918 Duties of commissioners
Status: in_force

67A.918 Duties of commissioners.

The board of commissioners shall:

(1) Study the need for new parking facilities within the urban-county and report the

results of such study to the legislative body.

(2) Study the need for parking space to be provided without charge to certain classes of

users within one or more districts of the urban-county and report the results of such

study to the legislative body.

(3) If the authority finds a need for one or more parking districts it may make a report

which shall:

(a) Describe the outside boundaries of the proposed local parking district giving

due consideration to benefit rendered to each parcel or tract of real estate so

included.

(b) Describe the boundaries within the proposed parking district or such

subdistricts as may be required to properly adjust for various degrees of

benefit to each subdistrict within the local parking district.

(c) Propose parking facilities or structures to be acquired or constructed and give

the expected cost of such facilities.

(d) Propose a plan of assessment or taxation or both to be imposed on businesses,

professions, and real estate located within the proposed parking district

consistent with the fiscal needs of the district.

(4) The authority shall report the results of its study to the legislative body, describing

the outside boundaries of the area to be benefited, the nature and extent of benefit,

the nature and cost of the facilities proposed, and the details of the plan of

assessment or taxation, or both, proposed to be imposed on businesses, professions,

and real estate located within the proposed parking district. If the legislative body

finds that the general plan is in the public interest, the legislative body shall set by

resolution a time and place for a first public hearing on the proposal. A notice of

the time and place of the hearing, including the complete text of the report of the

authority to the legislative body, shall be published pursuant to KRS Chapter 424.

The hearing shall be held before the legislative body, with the mayor presiding.

(5) After the public hearing the legislative body may:

(a) By resolution determine that no local parking district is in the best interests of

the urban-county government.

(b) Resubmit the original study and report to the authority with directions to make

specific changes.

(c) Make such changes to the proposed boundaries of the district and subdistricts

(if any) as may be deemed necessary and make such changes to the proposed

ad valorem tax rates or occupational taxes as may be found necessary in

keeping with the revenue needs of the district and the benefit expected to be

derived to the various recipients. Once such changes are made, the legislative

body may create by ordinance the existence of a local parking district

incorporating into the ordinance any amendments.
KRS § 13A.200 — KY Code / Title III / Chapter 13A / Section 13A.200
13A.200 Administrative regulation in contemplation of a statute -- Procedure
Status: in_force

13A.200 Administrative regulation in contemplation of a statute -- Procedure.

An administrative regulation in contemplation of a statute provides a means whereby an

administrative body may promulgate and file an administrative regulation following the

enactment of a statute authorizing or directing its promulgation by the General Assembly

and its approval by the Governor or its becoming law without signature but before the

effective date subject to the following:

(1) The administrative regulation may be filed any time after signature by the Governor

or upon the act becoming law without the Governor's signature but prior to the act's

effective date;

(2) The administrative regulation may be reviewed, hearings held, and all other steps

taken with regard thereto, except for adoption, prior to the effective date of the

statute that authorized or directed its issuance;

(3) All dates and other procedures that apply to an ordinary administrative regulation

shall apply to an administrative regulation in contemplation of a statute; and

(4) An administrative regulation in contemplation of a statute shall in all other respects

be considered as an ordinary administrative regulation.
KRS § 27A.450 — KY Code / Title IV / Chapter 27A / Section 27A.450
27A.450 Information submitted by circuit clerk a public record open to public inspection -- Subject of record to have access to all records relating to himself -- Limitation
Status: in_force

27A.450 Information submitted by circuit clerk a public record open to public

inspection -- Subject of record to have access to all records relating to himself -

- Limitation.

Information submitted by the circuit clerk to the Administrative Office of the Courts shall

be a public record and shall be open to public inspection pursuant to KRS Chapter 61.

KRS 17.150 excludes centralized criminal history records from public inspection;

however, the subject of a record contained in that system shall have access to records

relating to himself, subject to limitations set forth in KRS 17.150 and federal regulations.
KRS § 403.874 — KY Code / Title XXXV / Chapter 403 / Section 403.874
403.874 Costs and expenses
Status: in_force

403.874 Costs and expenses.

If the respondent is not the prevailing party, the court may assess against the respondent

all direct expenses and costs incurred by the county attorney or other appropriate public

official and peace officers under KRS 403.870 or 403.872.
KRS § 120.065 — KY Code / Title X / Chapter 120 / Section 120.065
120.065 Evidence in primary contest -- Trial -- Judgment
Status: in_force

120.065 Evidence in primary contest -- Trial -- Judgment.

Each party to a contest instituted under KRS 120.055 shall be entitled, in the production

of evidence to be used on the trial thereof, to all the remedies allowed in cases at law and

in equity. In trying the contest the court shall hear and determine all questions of law and

fact without the intervention of a jury, and may examine the witnesses orally or require or

permit the parties to take the evidence by depositions. If the evidence is taken orally

either party may require it to be taken by the official reporter for the court, to be taken and

transcribed and paid for as evidence in other civil actions. The court may require the

contestant, or the person who has the burden of proof under the issue joined, to complete

his proof in not less than fifteen (15) days after service of summons, and the contestee, or

the person not having the burden, to complete his proof in not less than ten (10) days after

filing an answer. Each party may be given one (1) day additional for producing evidence

in rebuttal and no greater time shall be extended, unless the court is satisfied that the ends

of justice demand it. The court shall, immediately after the evidence is concluded,

consider the contest and determine it. If it appears from an inspection of the whole record

that there has been such fraud, intimidation, bribery or violence in the conduct of the

election that neither contestant nor contestee can be adjudged to have been fairly

nominated, the court may adjudge that there has been no election, in which event the

nomination shall be deemed vacant. The judgment of the court shall be filed in the office

of the Circuit Court clerk.
KRS § 56.8165 — KY Code / Title VII / Chapter 56 / Section 56.8165
56.8165 Administrative support for selection committee
Status: in_force

56.8165 Administrative support for selection committee.

(1) For administrative purposes, the selection committee shall be attached to the

Finance and Administration Cabinet.

(2) The cabinet shall provide the selection committee with:

(a) Suitable quarters in Frankfort, Kentucky, in which to conduct its business;

(b) An executive secretary and any other staff support necessary for the

expeditious conduct of the selection committee's duties and responsibilities;

and

(c) Office supplies.
KRS § 164.6011 — KY Code / Title XIII / Chapter 164 / Section 164.6011
164.6011 Definitions for KRS 164.6011 to 164.6029
Status: in_force

164.6011 Definitions for KRS 164.6011 to 164.6029.

As used in KRS 164.6011 to 164.6029, unless the context indicates otherwise:

(1) "Applied research" means those research activities occurring at universities and in

private enterprises that have potential commercial application;

(2) "Cabinet" means the Cabinet for Economic Development;

(3) "Closely related family members" means any of the following in relation to an

employee or their spouse:

(a) Parents or grandparents;

(b) Children or their spouses; or

(c) Siblings or their spouses;

(4) "Cluster" means a geographically bound concentration of similar, related, or

complementary businesses with active channels for business transactions,

communications, and dialogue, that share specialized infrastructure, labor markets,

and services, and that are faced with common opportunities and threats;

(5) "Commonwealth" means the Commonwealth of Kentucky;

(6) "Eligible company" means any corporation, limited liability company, partnership,

limited partnership, sole proprietorship, business trust, person, group, or other

entity;

(7) "Kentucky-based company" means a business with its principal place of business in

Kentucky or no less than fifty percent (50%) of its property and payroll located in

Kentucky;

(8) "Knowledge-based" means driven by knowledge, innovation, and speed;

(9) "Medium-size company" means a business with fifty-one (51) to one hundred fifty

(150) employees;

(10) "Qualified company" means an eligible company that may be granted a funding

voucher or award pending certification;

(11) "Science and technology organization" means an independent, nonprofit or quasi-

governmental organization, with a statewide mission, that has a demonstrated

history of managing complicated programs in the areas of entrepreneurial

innovation, science, and technology advancement;

(12) "Seed funding" means financing that is provided for early-stage development,

refinement, and commercialization of a product, process, or innovation through

continuing applied research, advancing the patent process, determining commercial

and market potential, or moving research toward development of a prototype; and

(13) "Small company" means a firm with fifty (50) or fewer employees.
KRS § 251.360 — KY Code / Title XXI / Chapter 251 / Section 251.360
251.360 Grain dealer or grain warehouse operator license fees -- Use of fees -- Prohibited use of fees
Status: in_force

251.360 Grain dealer or grain warehouse operator license fees -- Use of fees --

Prohibited use of fees.

(1) Receipts collected from grain dealer or grain warehouse operator licensing fees

shall be used by the department to offset the cost of:

(a) The salary and benefits for employees in the department’s Division of

Regulation and Inspection; and

(b) The vehicles, mileage, training, legal fees, accounting fees, and other expenses

incurred by the department or the board in connection with the provisions

authorized by this chapter.

(2) Receipts collected from grain dealer or grain warehouse operator licensing fees

shall not be deposited in, or used to pay expenses incurred in connection with, the

administration of the Kentucky grain insurance fund.
KRS § 153.380 — KY Code / Title XII / Chapter 153 / Section 153.380
153.380 Kentucky Oral History Commission -- Membership -- Officers -- Duties
Status: in_force

153.380 Kentucky Oral History Commission -- Membership -- Officers -- Duties.

(1) There is established the Kentucky Oral History Commission, hereinafter referred to

as "the commission," which shall be attached to the Kentucky Historical Society as

a branch of the Oral History and Educational Outreach Division.

(2) The commission, through funds made available from the State Treasury and from

public or private foundations or other sources, shall coordinate, promote, and assist

in the development of oral history programs across the state and shall otherwise

implement programs which result in the accumulation of taped interviews and other

supporting data which preserve the multifaceted history of the Commonwealth.

(3) The commission shall consist of twelve (12) voting members, ten (10) appointed by

the Governor. The commissioner of the Department for Libraries and Archives and

the executive director of the Kentucky Historical Society shall serve as ex officio

members. Commission members shall serve without compensation but shall be

reimbursed for actual and necessary expenses incurred in the performance of their

duties.

(4) After initial appointments, commission members shall be appointed for a four (4)

year term, except that of the members appointed after July 15, 1998, three (3)

members appointed to fill the terms expiring July 15, 1999, shall serve until

February 15, 2000; two (2) members appointed to fill the terms expiring July 15,

2000, shall serve until February 15, 2001; three (3) members appointed to fill the

terms expiring July 15, 2001, shall serve until February 15, 2002; and two (2)

members appointed to fill the terms expiring July 2, 2002, and July 15, 2002, shall

serve until February 15, 2003; and subsequent appointments shall be for four (4)

year staggered terms ending on February 15. Upon the expiration of terms or in case

of vacancies, terms shall be filled by the Governor.

(5) The commission shall, upon the appointment of its members, organize and elect

officers from its membership. The commission shall choose, by a majority vote, a

chairperson and a vice chairperson annually. The commission shall meet upon call

of the chairman or by a majority of the members of the commission, but no less than

twice each year. A majority of the voting members of the commission shall

constitute a quorum for the purpose of conducting the business of the commission.

(6) The commission shall serve in an advisory capacity to oral history activities at the

Kentucky Historical Society and shall be the final grant approval authority for all

funds collected by or appropriated to the commission.

(7) The Kentucky Historical Society shall hire staff, expend funds, and operate the

normal business activities required by the commission, which shall include the duty

to provide:

(a) Office space;

(b) Administrative support;

(c) Telephone and other utilities;

(d) Storage or processing of oral history tapes; and

(e) Other activities of a support nature.
KRS § 49.230 — KY Code / Title VI / Chapter 49 / Section 49.230
49.230 Official records of proceedings of Board of Tax Appeals public in nature -- Exception -- Appeal procedure
Status: in_force

49.230 Official records of proceedings of Board of Tax Appeals public in nature --

Exception -- Appeal procedure.

(1) The Board of Tax Appeals shall maintain the official record of the appeal, including

evidence entered into the record at a hearing on the appeal, and the final action

taken on each appeal. All records of proceedings shall be public records, except in

cases of appeals of unmined mineral assessments where the records before the

board include information provided to the Department of Revenue by the taxpayer

or its lessees, and were generated at the taxpayer's expense. Furthermore, no

recorded or transcribed testimony concerning these records shall be considered a

public record. Examples of these records would include, but are not limited to,

mineral exploration records; photographs; core data information; maps whether

acquired for ownership information, for coal seam thickness, for depletion by

mining or otherwise; and/or records calculating production or reserves, leased

and/or unleased. Neither records containing confidential information nor testimony

concerning same shall be disclosed to parties outside the appeals proceedings. A

protective order shall be entered and shall remain in effect during the entire appeals

process, including appeals to the courts, and thereafter, preventing the parties, their

agents and representatives, except the taxpayer, from disclosing the information.

(2) The full board may hear an appeal or assign one (1) of its members or a hearing

officer to hear an appeal. The final order in any appeal heard by a single member or

a hearing officer shall be made and entered by a majority of the board. In any appeal

referred to a hearing officer or one (1) member, the hearing officer or member shall

tender a recommended order to the full board. The final order in any appeal heard

by a single member or hearing officer shall be made and entered by a majority of the

board.

(3) In cases heard by the full board, the board may request that a hearing officer assist

the board with the following:

(a) Hear discovery issues and disputes prior to a scheduled hearing;

(b) Receive evidence on behalf of the board during the prehearing phase in a

particular case;

(c) Make interlocutory rulings affecting the competency, relevancy, and

materiality of the evidence about to be presented and upon motions presented

during the taking of evidence as will expedite the preparation of the case;

(d) Draft the final order as directed by the board; and

(e) Perform any other duties assigned.
KRS § 171.382 — KY Code / Title XIV / Chapter 171 / Section 171.382
171.382 Proposed nomination to National Register of Historic Places -- Notice -- Hearing
Status: in_force

171.382 Proposed nomination to National Register of Historic Places -- Notice --

Hearing.

(1) Prior to deciding whether to nominate a district, site, building, or object to the

National Register of Historic Places created by the National Historic Preservation

Act of 1966, the Kentucky Historic Preservation Review Board and the Kentucky

Heritage Commission shall afford persons desiring to comment on the proposed

nomination the opportunity to be heard by the board, in accordance with subsection

(2) of this section.

(2) The Kentucky Heritage Commission shall give public notice of the proposed

nomination of any district, site, building, or object to the National Register of

Historic Places before such nomination is presented to the Kentucky Historic

Preservation Review Board. The notice shall be published in the county in which

the district, site, building, or object is located in accordance with KRS Chapter 424,

except that the notice shall be published only one (1) time, at least thirty (30) days

prior to the review board's consideration of the nomination. The notice shall state

the time and place of the meeting at which the nomination is to be considered and

shall indicate that any person desiring to be heard by the historic preservation

review board shall be afforded the opportunity to comment on the proposed

nomination.
KRS § 600.050 — KY Code / Title LI / Chapter 600 / Section 600.050
600.050 Designation and documentation of commitment of children needing protection or needing extraordinary services
Status: in_force

600.050 Designation and documentation of commitment of children needing

protection or needing extraordinary services.

(1) For the purposes of this section:

(a) A child is deemed to need extraordinary services if the child is mentally or

emotionally ill or has symptoms of mental or emotional illness and requires

medical attention, and the child's parent, guardian, or other person exercising

custodial control or supervision over the child is unable to provide for the

required treatment, care, or supervision of the child, and:

1. The inability is due primarily to the lack of financial means of the child's

parent, guardian, or other person exercising custodial control or

supervision unless assistance has been offered and rejected;

2. The child's parent, guardian, or other person exercising custodial control

or supervision has made a reasonable effort under the circumstances to

meet the needs of the child;

3. The inability is not due to a willful act of commission or act of omission

by the child's parent, guardian, or other person exercising custodial

control or supervision; and

4. Commitment is not opposed by the parent, guardian, or other person

exercising custodial control or supervision; and

(b) A child is deemed to need protection if the court determines the child is a

dependent, abused, or neglected child and the needs of the child do not meet

the definition of a child in need of extraordinary services.

(2) For children committed under KRS 620.140 after July 15, 1998, the court shall

designate in the court order of commitment and the cabinet shall document in the

official case file records showing whether the commitment is due to the child

needing protection or the child needing extraordinary services.
KRS § 218A.1417 — KY Code / Title XVIII / Chapter 218A / Section 218A.1417
218A.1417 Possession of controlled substance in third degree -- Penalties
Status: in_force

218A.1417 Possession of controlled substance in third degree -- Penalties.

(1) A person is guilty of possession of a controlled substance in the third degree when

he or she knowingly and unlawfully possesses a controlled substance classified in

Schedules IV or V.

(2) Possession of a controlled substance in the third degree is a Class A misdemeanor.
KRS § 323.190 — KY Code / Title XXVI / Chapter 323 / Section 323.190
323.190 Compensation of board members
Status: in_force

323.190 Compensation of board members.

Each member of the board shall receive an amount not to exceed one hundred dollars

($100) for each day or part of the day spent in the performance of his official duties,

including time spent in necessary travel, and in addition, shall be reimbursed for all

proper traveling and incidental expenses incurred in connection with those duties.
KRS § 158.990 — KY Code / Title XIII / Chapter 158 / Section 158.990
158.990 Penalties
Status: in_force

158.990 Penalties.

(1) Any member of a school board who votes to permit entrance to a school of any

child not eligible therefor under the provisions of KRS 158.030 shall be fined not

less than five dollars ($5) nor more than fifty dollars ($50).

(2) Any person required to report under KRS 158.155 who fails to report promptly or

who refuses to make a report is guilty of a Class A misdemeanor.
KRS § 319.071 — KY Code / Title XXVI / Chapter 319 / Section 319.071
319.071 Renewal of licenses and certification -- Fee -- Cancellation -- Restoration -- Inactive status
Status: in_force

319.071 Renewal of licenses and certification -- Fee -- Cancellation -- Restoration --

Inactive status.

(1) Licenses must be renewed every three (3) years on or before the anniversary date of

issue or renewal. Credential holders shall pay to the board a renewal fee not to

exceed one hundred dollars ($100) and shall receive a renewal license. The board

shall cancel a license not renewed within three (3) months of the renewal date, but

the board may reinstate any canceled license upon payment of the renewal fee and a

penalty not to exceed the amount of the renewal fee within three (3) years after

cancellation. A credential holder whose license has been canceled shall not practice

psychology until the license has been restored.

(2) Any credential holder who has failed to renew his or her license or has been inactive

for three (3) or more years may renew his or her license only upon passing an

examination procedure and paying the renewal and penalty fees.

(3) Upon petition to the board, credential holders may be granted inactive status for a

period of time not to exceed three (3) consecutive years. Credential holders shall not

practice psychology while under inactive status and certified psychologists and

licensed psychological associates need not be supervised by a licensed psychologist.

Inactive credential holders may apply for active licenses as provided for by

regulation of the board.
KRS § 273.243 — KY Code / Title XXIII / Chapter 273 / Section 273.243
273.243 Incorporators
Status: in_force

273.243 Incorporators.

One (1) or more persons may act as the incorporator or incorporators of a corporation by

delivering articles of incorporation to the Secretary of State for filing.