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KRS § 65.696 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 65 / Section 65.696
65.696 Development area grant contract -- Required provisions
Status: in_force

65.696 Development area grant contract -- Required provisions.

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

Commonwealth:

(1) Upon establishment of a development area, any city or county may release, by a

grant contract with any other city or county, increments expected to be collected by

that city or county in the related development area for a period that does not extend

beyond the termination date.

(2) The grant contract shall include the following provisions:

(a) The identity of each city and county participating in the financing agreement;

(b) A detailed description of each project that is the subject of the grant contract,

including an estimate of its costs of construction or acquisition and

development;

(c) A detailed description of the development area;

(d) A detailed summary estimating old revenues collected and projected new

revenues in the development area for each city and county that is a party to the

grant contract, on an annual basis, for the term of the proposed grant contract;

(e) The maximum amount of increments to be released by the parties to the grant

contract, if any, and the maximum number of years the release will be

effective, including an agreement to deposit the increments in a special fund

created for that purpose, which, if any increment bonds are to be issued, shall

be held by the issuer of the increment bonds;

(f) The times and procedures for depositing increments and other funds, if any, in

the special fund to be established for the development area and any provisions

relating to the collection of the increments;

(g) Any covenants regarding additional funds or to pay the costs of the projects;

(h) Any covenants regarding completion of the project;

(i) Terms of default and remedies, except that no remedy shall permit the

withholding by any party to the grant contract of any increments to be

deposited in the special fund identified in the grant contract so long as any

increment bonds are outstanding that are secured by a pledge of those

increments;

(j) The commencement date;

(k) The termination date; and

(l) Any other provisions not inconsistent with KRS 65.680 to 65.699 that are

deemed necessary or appropriate by the parties to the grant contract.
KRS § 48.180 — KY Code / Title VI / Chapter 48 / Section 48.180
48.180 Financial information submitted as part of executive branch budget request
Status: in_force

48.180 Financial information submitted as part of executive branch budget

request.

In addition to the information required by KRS 48.110, the Governor shall submit the

following information as a separate part of the branch budget request for the executive

branch of government:

(1) Summary statements of the financial condition of the state, which shall include such

detailed schedules of revenues and summary of expenditures by fund as specified by

law in addition to those the Governor deems desirable; and summary statements of

the estimated fund balances for the current fiscal year and each of the next two (2)

fiscal years; and statement of the surplus account for the general fund and the road

fund, for the budget reserve trust fund account, and for each special fund. Each

surplus account shall show the excess of all current revenues over all current

expenditures as of the beginning of each of the two (2) fiscal years last concluded,

and all changes in each surplus account during each of such two (2) fiscal years.

(2) A statement as of the close of the last completed fiscal year and as of the close of

the current fiscal year, showing for the Commonwealth the total funded debt, the

value of sinking fund assets, the net funded debt, the floating liabilities as of the

close of the last completed fiscal year and the estimated floating liabilities as of the

end of the current fiscal year, and the total debt as of the close of the last completed

fiscal year and as of the close of the current fiscal year.

(3) A summary statement for each major fund of the cash resources estimated to be

available at the beginning of each of the next two (2) fiscal years, and the estimated

cash receipts of the fiscal year.

(4) Such other information as is deemed desirable or is required by law or regulation.
KRS § 22A.050 — KY Code / Title IV / Chapter 22A / Section 22A.050
22A.050 Enforcement of mandates
Status: in_force

22A.050 Enforcement of mandates.

The Court of Appeals may enforce its mandates by fine or imprisonment, or both.
KRS § 164.640 — KY Code / Title XIII / Chapter 164 / Section 164.640
164.640 Organization
Status: in_force

164.640 Organization.

On or before January 15 following the creation of the extension board, the county

judge/executive shall call all duly appointed board members together for an organization

meeting. The county judge/executive shall serve as chairman until all officers are elected.

The officers of the board shall consist of a chairman, vice chairman, secretary and

treasurer. The positions of secretary and treasurer may be held by the same person and

this person may be other than a board member, with the approval of the director of

extension.
KRS § 532.200 — KY Code / Title L / Chapter 532 / Section 532.200
532.200 Definitions for KRS 532.210 to 532.250
Status: in_force

532.200 Definitions for KRS 532.210 to 532.250.

As used in KRS 532.210 to 532.250, unless the context otherwise requires:

(1) "Home" means the temporary or permanent residence of a defendant consisting of

the actual living area. If more than one (1) residence or family is located on a single

piece of property, "home" does not include the residence of any other person who is

not part of the social unit formed by the defendant's immediate family. A hospital,

nursing care facility, hospice, half-way house, group home, residential treatment

facility, or boarding house may serve as a "home" under this section;

(2) "Home incarceration" means the use of a monitoring device approved by the

commissioner of the Department of Corrections to facilitate a prisoner's ability to

maintain gainful employment or to participate in programs approved as a condition

of his or her incarceration, or both, using the person's home for purposes of

confinement;

(3) "Violent felony offense" means an offense that would classify a person as a violent

offender under KRS 439.3401;

(4) "Terminal illness" means a medically recognized disease for which the prognosis is

death within six (6) months to a reasonable degree of medical certainty; and

(5) "Approved monitoring device" means an electronic device or apparatus which is

capable of recording, tracking, or transmitting information as to the prisoner's

location or verifying the prisoner's presence or non-presence in the home, or both.

The devices shall be minimally intrusive. Devices shall not be used without the

prisoner's knowledge to record or transmit:

(a) Visual images other than the defendant's face;

(b) Oral or wire communications or any auditory sound other than the defendant's

voice; or

(c) Information as to the prisoner's activities while inside the home.
KRS § 262.025 — KY Code / Title XXI / Chapter 262 / Section 262.025
262.025 Transfer of State Soil Conservation Committee functions to Soil and Water Conservation Commission
Status: in_force

262.025 Transfer of State Soil Conservation Committee functions to Soil and

Water Conservation Commission.

All of the functions of the State Soil Conservation Committee provided in this chapter are

hereby transferred to and shall be exercised by the Soil and Water Conservation

Commission.
KRS § 353.210 — KY Code / Title XXVIII / Chapter 353 / Section 353.210
353.210 Agreement consolidating oil and gas leases may be executed by trustee representing contingent future interests
Status: in_force

353.210 Agreement consolidating oil and gas leases may be executed by trustee

representing contingent future interests.

A trustee appointed by any Circuit Court of this state in cases where contingent future

interests in land are involved may enter into a consolidation agreement, as defined in

KRS 353.220, subject to approval by the Circuit Judge as provided in KRS 353.230. The

detailed provisions of such agreement may be such as the court approves, consistently

with the provisions of KRS 353.220.
KRS § 66.161 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 66 / Section 66.161
66.161 Issuing bonds or obligations to fund or refund outstanding bonds
Status: in_force

66.161 Issuing bonds or obligations to fund or refund outstanding bonds.

(1) Upon the determination of the governing body that the issuance will be in the

issuer's best interest, the issuer may:

(a) Issue bonds to fund or refund any outstanding bonds or obligations previously

issued. Any bonds issued pursuant to this subsection shall mature as

determined by the governing body consistent with KRS 66.091, but their

maturity shall not be later than the date that would have been permitted by

KRS 66.091, as if the original bonds or obligations had been issued under the

provisions of this chapter; and

(b) Issue obligations, if authorized by other law, to fund or refund any outstanding

bonds previously issued under this chapter.

(2) Bonds may be issued pursuant to this section to fund or refund all or any portion of

the outstanding bonds, whether or not the bonds to be funded or refunded were

issued subject to call or redemption prior to maturity, or are the original bonds, or

are themselves refunding bonds.

(3) Moneys derived from the proceeds of bonds issued pursuant to this section to fund

or refund bonds shall, to the extent required by the legislation or proceedings, be

placed in an escrow fund, which may be in the sinking fund, and pledged for the

purpose of funding or refunding the refunded bonds and shall be used, together with

any other available funds as provided in this section, for that purpose. When the

issuer has placed in escrow moneys derived from proceeds of refunding bonds or

obligations or otherwise, or investments, or a combination of both, determined to be

sufficient, with the interest or other investment income accruing on those

investments, for the payment of debt charges on the refunded bonds, the refunded

bonds shall no longer be considered to be outstanding, shall not be considered for

purposes of determining any limitation, direct or indirect, on the net indebtedness of

the issuer, and the levy of taxes or other charges for the payment of debt charges on

the refunded bonds under this chapter.

(4) The authority granted by this section is in addition to and not a limitation on any

other authorizations granted by or pursuant to law for the same or similar purposes.
KRS § 61.720 — KY Code / Title VIII / Chapter 61 / Section 61.720
61.720 Definitions
Status: in_force

61.720 Definitions.

As used in KRS 61.710 to 61.780:

"Financial interest" means an economic interest in the form of stocks, bonds, realty,

equity or credit or interests in a corporation, proprietorship or partnership or otherwise.
KRS § 281.802 — KY Code / Title XXIV / Chapter 281 / Section 281.802
281.802 Advertising prohibited without certificate number and the name under which it is issued
Status: in_force

281.802 Advertising prohibited without certificate number and the name under

which it is issued.

(1) A carrier who is the holder of a certificate issued by this department shall not

advertise under any name other than that in which its certificate is issued.

(2) A person shall not advertise his or her services for the intrastate transportation of

passengers or household goods without including in such advertisement the

certificate number issued to him or her by the department.
KRS § 196.731 — KY Code / Title XVII / Chapter 196 / Section 196.731
196.731 Pilot projects to grant performance incentive funding to community corrections programs -- Annual calculations of cost savings of state funds
Status: in_force

196.731 Pilot projects to grant performance incentive funding to community

corrections programs -- Annual calculations of cost savings of state funds.

(1) The commission may:

(a) Approve up to five (5) pilot projects to grant performance incentive funding to

community corrections programs in judicial circuits with high rates of targeted

offenders who are ordered to serve a term of imprisonment; and

(b) Approve up to five (5) pilot projects to grant performance incentive funding to

community corrections programs in judicial circuits with high rates of

supervised individuals who are revoked for violations of their conditions of

supervision and ordered to serve a term of imprisonment.

(2) Upon development of an approved pilot project described in subsection (1)(a) of

this section, the commission shall annually calculate:

(a) The percentage of targeted offenders in the judicial circuit for that pilot

project who are convicted of a felony offense and sentenced to a term of

imprisonment. This calculation shall be based on the fiscal year prior to the

fiscal year in which the report is required pursuant to KRS 196.736. The

baseline shall be the percentage of targeted offenders convicted and

imprisoned for that judicial circuit in the fiscal year prior to the

implementation of the pilot project; and

(b) Any state expenditures that have been avoided by reductions in the baseline

percentage as calculated in paragraph (a) of this subsection.

(3) Upon development of an approved pilot project described in subsection (1)(b) of

this section, the commission shall annually calculate:

(a) The percentage of supervised individuals in the judicial circuit for that pilot

project who are revoked for violations of their conditions of supervision and

ordered to serve a term of imprisonment. This calculation shall be based on

the fiscal year prior to the fiscal year in which the report is required pursuant

to KRS 196.736. The baseline revocation percentage shall be the percentage

of revocations for that judicial circuit in the fiscal year prior to the

implementation of the pilot project; and

(b) Any state expenditures that have been avoided by reductions in the revocation

percentage as calculated in paragraph (a) of this subsection.
KRS § 416.350 — KY Code / Title XXXVII / Chapter 416 / Section 416.350
416.350 Right of condemnation by owner to gain ingress or egress to public road
Status: in_force

416.350 Right of condemnation by owner to gain ingress or egress to public road.

(1) The owner of any tract or parcel of land on which his residence is located, who has

no means of ingress or egress to any public road or highway, may acquire by

condemnation pursuant to the Eminent Domain Act of Kentucky a convenient right-

of-way in order to attend courts and elections and discharge other duties required of

him by law; such right-of-way shall not exceed in width thirty (30) feet over the

lands intervening and lying between such tract or parcel of land and the public road

nearest or most convenient thereto.

(2) The right of condemnation conferred in subsection (1) of this section shall not exist

in any of the following situations:

(a) Where the current owner or any of his predecessors in title purchased a tract or

parcel of land having no means of ingress or egress to a public road or

highway;

(b) Where the current owner or any of his predecessors in title sold a part of a

tract or parcel of land, leaving the part retained without any means of ingress

or egress to a public road or highway; or

(c) Where the current owner or any of his predecessors in title has had a part of

his land taken by condemnation, the part not taken has no means of ingress or

egress to a public road or highway, and the current owner or any of his

predecessors in title has been compensated, by reason of the condemnation,

for such loss of ingress or egress to a public road or highway.
KRS § 253.020 — KY Code / Title XXI / Chapter 253 / Section 253.020
253.020 Approval of brands -- Conflicts -- Report
Status: in_force

253.020 Approval of brands -- Conflicts -- Report.

The board shall approve brands for registration and issue certificates of approval, and

shall serve as an adjudicating committee in the matter of deciding and determining

conflicts of brands and its decision shall be final. It shall publish a state report containing

a facsimile of each and every brand and mark that is registered with the board, showing

the owner's name and address, together with pertinent laws, rules and regulations

pertaining to the registration and reregistration of brands.
KRS § 244.230 — KY Code / Title XX / Chapter 244 / Section 244.230
244.230 Federal regulations adopted relating to labeling and standards of fill -- Labeling when manufactured outside country
Status: in_force

244.230 Federal regulations adopted relating to labeling and standards of fill

-- Labeling when manufactured outside country.

(1) The regulations of the Bureau of Internal Revenue in the United States

Department of the Treasury, with respect to the labeling and standards of fill of

distilled spirits and wine in their original sealed packages, are adopted and any

distilled spirits and wine shall be deemed to be properly labeled under all the

laws of this state, if the labels and standards of fill conform to those

regulations.

(2) Distilled spirits not produced or bottled in the United States shall be labeled in

the same manner that distilled spirits produced or bottled in this state are

required to be labeled.

(3) Subsections (1) and (2) of this section shall not prevent the department from

promulgating administrative regulations on this subject that are in addition to

but not contrary to the regulations of the Bureau of Internal Revenue in the

United States Department of the Treasury.
KRS § 134.800 — KY Code / Title XI / Chapter 134 / Section 134.800
134.800 County clerk to collect ad valorem taxes on motor vehicles registered by him -- Acceptable means of payment
Status: in_force

134.800 County clerk to collect ad valorem taxes on motor vehicles registered by

him -- Acceptable means of payment.

The county clerk shall be collector of all state, county, city, urban-county government,

school, and special taxing district ad valorem taxes on motor vehicles registered by him.

The clerk may accept payment of taxes due by any commercially acceptable means

including credit cards.
KRS § 334.110 — KY Code / Title XXVI / Chapter 334 / Section 334.110
334.110 Renewal of licenses -- Fee
Status: in_force

334.110 Renewal of licenses -- Fee.

Each person who engages in the selling or fitting of hearing instruments shall annually,

on or before January 30, pay to the board a fee to be established by the board by the

promulgation of an administrative regulation for a renewal of his license. Where more

than one (1) office is operated by the licensee, duplicate certificates shall be issued by the

board for posting in each location. A thirty (30) day grace period shall be allowed after

January 30, during which time licenses may be renewed on payment of a late fee and

penalty to be established by the board by the promulgation of an administrative

regulation. The board may suspend the license of any person who fails to renew his

license before the expiration of the thirty (30) day grace period. After the expiration of the

grace period, the board may in its discretion renew the license upon the payment of an

additional fee to be established by the board by the promulgation of an administrative

regulation. No person who applies for renewal, whose license has expired, shall be

required to submit to any examination as a condition to renewal, if the renewal

application is made within two (2) years from the date of expiration.
KRS § 359.200 — KY Code / Title XXIX / Chapter 359 / Section 359.200
359.200 Definitions for KRS 359.210 to 359.250
Status: in_force

359.200 Definitions for KRS 359.210 to 359.250.

As used in KRS 359.210 to 359.250, unless the context clearly requires otherwise:

(1) "Self-service storage facility" means any real property used for renting or leasing

individual storage spaces in which the occupants themselves customarily store and

remove their own personal property on a "self-service" basis;

(2) "Rental agreement" means any written agreement that establishes or modifies the

terms, conditions, or rules concerning the use and occupancy of a self-service

storage facility or self-contained storage unit;

(3) "Leased space" means the individual storage space at a self-service storage facility

or in a self-contained storage unit which is rented to an occupant pursuant to a

rental agreement;

(4) "Occupant" means a person, a sublessee, successor, or assign, entitled to the use of a

leased space at a self-service storage facility or in a self-contained storage unit

under a rental agreement;

(5) "Operator" means the owner, operator, lessor, or sublessor of a self-service storage

facility or a self-contained storage unit, or an agent or any other person authorized

to manage the facility or storage unit, but does not mean a warehouseman, unless

the operator issues a warehouse receipt, bill of lading, or other document of title for

the personal property stored;

(6) "Personal property" means movable property located within leased space at a self-

service storage facility or in a self-contained storage unit and includes but is not

limited to goods, wares, merchandise, motor vehicles, watercraft, and household

items and furnishings;

(7) "Default" means the failure to perform on time any obligation or duty set forth in

the rental agreement;

(8) "Last known address" means that postal address or electronic mail address provided

by the occupant in the latest rental agreement or the postal address or electronic

mail address provided by the occupant in a subsequent written notice of a change of

address;

(9) "Self-contained storage unit" means any unit, including but not limited to a trailer,

box, or other shipping container, which is leased by an occupant primarily for use as

a storage space, whether the unit is located at a self-service storage facility or at

another location designated by the occupant;

(10) "Verified electronic mail" means an electronic message or an executable program or

computer file that is transmitted between two (2) or more computers or electronic

terminals that the sender has verified by any reasonable means as being a working

electronic mail address. The term includes electronic messages that are transmitted

within or between computer networks; and

(11) "Verified mail" means any method of mailing that is offered by the United States

Postal Service or private delivery service that provides evidence of mailing.