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KRS § 381.792 — KY Code / Title XXXII / Chapter 381 / Section 381.792
381.792 Required provisions in declaration or bylaws -- Meetings -- Notice -- Quorum
Status: in_force

381.792 Required provisions in declaration or bylaws -- Meetings -- Notice --

Quorum.

In an association's declaration or bylaws, an association shall include the following:

(1) An annual meeting of the association shall be held at least once per year. A quorum

for an association meeting is ten percent (10%) of the lot owners;

(2) Special meetings of the association may be called by the president, a majority of the

board, or by written request of twenty percent (20%) of the owners or any lower

percentage specified in the declaration or bylaws. Upon receipt of a written request

of the owners for a special meeting, the secretary shall convene the special meeting

within thirty (30) days of receipt of a written request;

(3) Notice of meetings of the association shall be given to owners no less than ten (10)

days nor more than thirty (30) days in advance of any meeting. The secretary or

other officer specified in the bylaws shall send notice by United States mail to the

mailing address of record for each owner, or hand-delivered, or electronically

delivered to each owner. The notice of any meeting shall state the time and place of

the meeting and the items on the agenda; and

(4) A quorum is deemed present throughout any meeting of the association if persons

entitled to cast ten percent (10%) of the total lots which may be cast are in person or

by proxy at the beginning of the meeting, subject to the following provisions:

(a) Votes allocated to a lot may be cast in person or pursuant to proxy duly

executed by a lot owner. A proxy terminates one (1) year after its signed date,

unless it specifies a shorter term;

(b) Each lot shall have one (1) vote, and cumulative voting shall not be allowed.

The declaration or bylaws may provide for the option of electronic voting or

voting by mail; and

(c) The actions approved by a majority of the votes cast at an association meeting

shall constitute the actions of the owners, except when approval by a greater

number of owners is required by the declaration or bylaws.
KRS § 11A.045 — KY Code / Title III / Chapter 11A / Section 11A.045
11A.045 Acceptance of gifts by public servants permitted under certain circumstances
Status: in_force

11A.045 Acceptance of gifts by public servants permitted under certain

circumstances.

(1) No public servant, his spouse, or dependent child knowingly shall accept any

gifts or gratuities, including travel expenses, meals, alcoholic beverages, and

honoraria, totaling a value greater than twenty-five dollars ($25) in a single

calendar year from any person or business that does business with, is

regulated by, is seeking grants from, is involved in litigation against, or is

lobbying or attempting to influence the actions of the agency in which the public

servant is employed or which he supervises, or from any group or association

which has as its primary purpose the representation of those persons or

businesses. Nothing contained in this subsection shall prohibit the commission

from authorizing exceptions to this subsection where such exemption would not

create an appearance of impropriety. This subsection shall not apply to:

(a) Activities involving sponsorships, naming rights, or similar honoraria

granted under KRS 45A.097; or

(b) Individuals traveling on their own while involved in activities related to

KRS 45A.097.

(2) Nothing in KRS Chapter 11A shall prohibit or restrict the allocation of or

acceptance by a public servant of a ticket for admission to a sporting event if

the ticket or admission is paid for by the public servant at face value or is paid

for at face value by the individual to whom the ticket is allocated.

(3) Nothing in KRS 11A.001 to 11A.110 shall prohibit or restrict the acceptance by

a public servant of the Cabinet for Economic Development or by any other

public servant working directly with the cabinet on an economic incentive

package of anything of economic value as a gift or gratuity, if the gift or

gratuity:

(a) Was not solicited by the public servant;

(b) Was accepted by the public servant in the performance of his or her

official duties and in compliance with guidelines to be established by the

Kentucky Economic Development Partnership which shall include

requirements that all gifts or gratuities of a reportable value under KRS

11A.050(3)(k) be registered with the Kentucky Economic Development

Partnership and with the Executive Branch Ethics Commission and that

all tangible property with a value in excess of twenty-five dollars ($25),

other than food and beverages consumed on the premises, shall be

turned over to the Cabinet for Economic Development within thirty (30)

days of receipt. In filing reports of gifts or gratuities with the Executive

Branch Ethics Commission, the Cabinet for Economic Development may

delete information identifying the donors if the cabinet believes

identification of the donors would damage economic development; and

(c) Was not accepted under circumstances which would create a violation of

KRS Chapter 521.
KRS § 200.656 — KY Code / Title XVII / Chapter 200 / Section 200.656
200.656 Kentucky Early Intervention System
Status: in_force

200.656 Kentucky Early Intervention System.

There is hereby created in state government the Kentucky Early Intervention System to

provide services for infants and toddlers with a disability and their families. For

administrative purposes, the Kentucky Early Intervention System shall be attached to the

Cabinet for Health and Family Services.
KRS § 416.610 — KY Code / Title XXXVII / Chapter 416 / Section 416.610
416.610 Trial by court on pleadings -- Interlocutory judgment
Status: in_force

416.610 Trial by court on pleadings -- Interlocutory judgment.

(1) After the owner has been summoned twenty (20) days, the court shall examine the

report of the commissioners to determine whether it conforms to the provisions of

KRS 416.580. If the report of the commissioners is not in the proper form the court

shall require the commissioners to make such corrections as are necessary.

(2) If no answer or other pleading is filed by the owner or owners putting in issue the

right of the petitioner to condemn the property or the use and occupation thereof

sought to be condemned, the court shall enter an interlocutory judgment which shall

contain, in substance:

(a) A finding that the petitioner has the right, under the provisions of KRS

416.550 to 416.670 and other applicable law to condemn the property or the

use and occupation thereof;

(b) A finding that the report of the commissioners conforms to the provisions of

KRS 416.580;

(c) An authorization to take possession of the property for the purposes and under

the conditions and limitations, if any, set forth in the petition upon payment to

the owner or to the clerk of the court the amount of the compensation awarded

by the commissioners;

(d) Proper provision for the conveyance of the title to the land and material, to the

extent condemned, as adjudged therein in the event no exception is taken as

provided in KRS 416.620(1).

(3) Any exception from such interlocutory judgment by either party or both parties shall

be confined solely to exceptions to the amount of compensation awarded by the

commissioners.

(4) If the owner has filed answer or pleading putting in issue the right of the petitioner

to condemn the property or use and occupation thereof sought to be condemned, the

court shall, without intervention of jury, proceed forthwith to hear and determine

whether or not the petitioner has such right. If the court determines that petitioner

has such rights, an interlocutory judgment, as provided for in subsection (2) of this

section, shall be entered. If the court determines that petitioner does not have such

right, it shall enter a final judgment which shall contain, in substance:

(a) A finding that the report of the commissioners conforms to the provisions of

KRS 416.580;

(b) A finding that the petitioner is not authorized to condemn the property or the

use and occupation thereof for the purposes and under the conditions and

limitations set forth in the petition, stating the particular ground or grounds on

which the petitioner is not so authorized;

(c) An order dismissing the petition and directing the petitioner to pay all costs.
KRS § 164A.375 — KY Code / Title XIII / Chapter 164A / Section 164A.375
164A.375 Property rights to assets in trust
Status: in_force

164A.375 Property rights to assets in trust.

The assets of the trust, including the program fund, shall at all times be preserved,

invested and expended solely and only for the purposes of the trust and shall be held in

trust for the participants and beneficiaries and no property rights therein shall exist in

favor of the Commonwealth. The assets shall not be transferred or used by the

Commonwealth for any purposes other than the purposes of the trust.
KRS § 16.195 — KY Code / Title III / Chapter 16 / Section 16.195
16.195 Administration of specified subjects to be same as for state police officers
Status: in_force

16.195 Administration of specified subjects to be same as for state police officers.

For officers governed by KRS 16.186 to 16.195, the following subjects shall be administered

in the same manner as provided for state police officers governed by KRS 16.010 to 16.185:

(1) Prohibition against requesting or requiring victim of alleged sexual offense to

submit to polygraph or other examination, as provided by KRS 16.062;

(2) Organization of the department, as provided by KRS 16.040(1);

(3) Additional duties of the department, as provided by KRS 16.065;

(4) Uniforms, equipment, and facilities, as provided by KRS 16.070;

(5) Automobile liability insurance, as provided by KRS 16.075;

(6) Bonds of employees, as provided by KRS 16.080;

(7) Training school, as provided by KRS 16.090;

(8) Officers required to take educational course on AIDS, as provided by KRS 16.095;

(9) Travel expenses and per diem allowances, as provided by KRS 16.100;

(10) Fees or rewards, as provided by KRS 16.110;

(11) Disabled officer on hazardous duty may elect to be retained on payroll, as provided

by KRS 16.165.

(12) Election of benefits by disabled officer, as provided by KRS 16.167.

(13) Political activity forbidden, as provided by KRS 16.170; and

(14) Indemnification of state police officer sued for act or omission in line of duty who

suffers financial loss, as provided by KRS 16.185.
KRS § 231.110 — KY Code / Title XIX / Chapter 231 / Section 231.110
231.110 Conduct prohibited on premises
Status: in_force

231.110 Conduct prohibited on premises.

No person who has been granted a permit shall allow:

(1) Drunken, disorderly, or boisterous persons, or persons of lewd or lascivious

reputation to congregate in or about the premises;

(2) People to congregate there for immoral or unlawful purposes or to permit any man

or woman who are not married to each other to occupy any cabin, cottage, or

secreted room or place from which the view of the public is excluded;

(3) The premises to be used as a place of assemblage or entertainment at later hours

than those which are stated in the permit or recorded on the order book of the

county judge/executive;

(4) Engaging in fortune-telling at any location except that specifically stated in his

permit;

(5) Engaging in fortune-telling without first posting in a conspicuous place, both inside

and outside the premises at which he is authorized to engage in fortune-telling, and

without first filing with the county clerk of the county in which the premises are

located, a schedule showing in detail the fees charged for readings, predictions, and

services of any nature.
KRS § 80.070 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 80 / Section 80.070
80.070 Employees
Status: in_force

80.070 Employees.

(1) An authority may employ technical experts and attorneys, and any other employees

that it deems necessary. The authority shall fix the compensation of its employees.

The legislative body of a city may prescribe limitations to the compensation of

employees of the city authority and may prescribe whether or not an employee shall

devote his entire time to his duties as an employee of the authority.

(2) In fixing the compensation of its employees, an authority may, but is not required

to, utilize an incentive compensation arrangement whereby the employee may

receive, subject to appropriate limits, additional compensation measured by the

extent of the achievement by the authority of specified operating goals, which goals

shall be established by the authority prior to the commencement of work by the

employee on the matter with respect to which the goals were set.
KRS § 404.050 — KY Code / Title XXXV / Chapter 404 / Section 404.050
404.050 When wife may convey or mortgage her real estate free from husband's claim
Status: in_force

404.050 When wife may convey or mortgage her real estate free from husband's

claim.

When a husband has been adjudged mentally disabled by a court of competent

jurisdiction, the wife, by judgment of a court of equity, may be empowered to sell and

convey by her own deed, or to mortgage by appropriate instrument, any of her real estate

freed as to it and its proceeds from any claim of her husband.
KRS § 630.070 — KY Code / Title LI / Chapter 630 / Section 630.070
630.070 Violated court order -- Placement in secure facility
Status: in_force

630.070 Violated court order -- Placement in secure facility.

No status offender shall be placed in a secure juvenile detention facility or juvenile

holding facility as a means or form of punishment except following a finding that the

status offender has violated a valid court order.
KRS § 248.540 — KY Code / Title XXI / Chapter 248 / Section 248.540
248.540 Tobacco research-trust fund
Status: in_force

248.540 Tobacco research-trust fund.

(1) The tax revenues received from the additional one-half cent ($0.005) tax levied by

Chapter 255 of the Acts of 1970 shall be credited to a tobacco research-trust fund

which is hereby created.

(2) Federal funds which may be made available to supplement or match state funds for

research programs provided for by KRS 248.510 to 248.570 shall be credited to the

trust fund created in subsection (1) of this section.

(3) Funds deposited to the credit of the tobacco research-trust fund shall be used to

finance the research programs authorized under the provisions of KRS 248.510 to

248.570 and for no other purpose.

(4) Funds unexpended at the close of a fiscal year shall not lapse but shall be carried

forward to the next fiscal year or biennium, provided, however, that such surplus

shall be included in the budget considered and approved by the board for the

ensuing period.
KRS § 530.070 — KY Code / Title L / Chapter 530 / Section 530.070
530.070 Unlawful transaction with minor in the third degree
Status: in_force

530.070 Unlawful transaction with minor in the third degree.

(1) A person is guilty of unlawful transaction with a minor in the third degree when:

(a) Acting other than as a retail licensee, he knowingly sells, gives, purchases or

procures any alcoholic or malt beverage in any form to or for a minor. The

defendant may prove in exculpation that the sale was induced by the use of

false, fraudulent, or altered identification papers or other documents and that

the appearance and character of the purchaser were such that his age could not

have been ascertained by any other means and that the purchaser's appearance

and character indicated strongly that he was of legal age to purchase alcoholic

beverages. This subsection does not apply to a parent or guardian of the

minor;

(b) He knowingly induces, assists, or causes a minor to engage in any other

criminal activity;

(c) He knowingly induces, assists or causes a minor to become a habitual truant;

or

(d) He persistently and knowingly induces, assists or causes a minor to disobey

his parent or guardian.

(2) Unlawful transaction with a minor in the third degree is a Class A misdemeanor.
KRS § 138.840 — KY Code / Title XI / Chapter 138 / Section 138.840
138.840 Audit by department
Status: in_force

138.840 Audit by department.

The department may audit the books and records of each processor and make such other

investigations as it deems necessary to determine the payment of tax and other

requirements imposed by KRS 138.820 to 138.860.
KRS § 353.340 — KY Code / Title XXVIII / Chapter 353 / Section 353.340
353.340 Alignment of parties -- Process
Status: in_force

353.340 Alignment of parties -- Process.

Parties to the proceedings hereunder may be aligned either as plaintiffs or defendants, but

there shall be one (1) or more parties plaintiff and one (1) or more parties defendant. In

the proceedings authorized hereunder any defendant who does not enter his appearance

may be served with process as provided by law with reference to civil actions generally.
KRS § 180.010 — KY Code / Title XV / Chapter 180 / Section 180.010
180.010 Definitions
Status: in_force

180.010 Definitions.

As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:

(1) "Advertising" means the giving of notice by publication pursuant to KRS Chapter

424; and

(2) "Department" means Department of Highways.
KRS § 312.200 — KY Code / Title XXVI / Chapter 312 / Section 312.200
312.200 Peer review committee -- Initiation of peer review -- Report of findings -- Licensure of other persons performing peer review of chiropractic claims
Status: in_force

312.200 Peer review committee -- Initiation of peer review -- Report of findings --

Licensure of other persons performing peer review of chiropractic claims.

(1) The board shall appoint a peer review committee not to exceed five (5) doctors of

chiropractic licensed under this chapter, none of whom are in direct business

relationship with the provider, insurer, or patient whose case is being reviewed.

Members of the peer review committee shall serve at the pleasure of the board.

(2) Peer review shall occur upon submission by a patient, the patient's representative,

insurer, or chiropractor, in accordance with the procedures and fees approved by the

board, of an inquiry about a treatment rendered to a patient by a chiropractor. The

peer review committee shall examine each inquiry submitted to it and shall report

its findings to the board and furnish copies of the findings to the patient,

chiropractor, and third-party payor. The findings of the peer review committee on

each inquiry reviewed may include a determination of whether or not the

chiropractor properly utilized services and rendered or ordered appropriate

treatment or services and whether or not the cost of the treatment was

unconscionable.

(3) Other persons performing peer review of chiropractic claims shall be licensed by the

board and complete annually a board approved utilization review course, in addition

to the required annual education in KRS 312.175. Persons performing review

services under this subsection shall annually register with the board and pay a

registration fee not to exceed one hundred dollars ($100).
KRS § 100.292 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 100 / Section 100.292
100.292 Land sold in violation of chapter -- Plats filed -- Effect
Status: in_force

100.292 Land sold in violation of chapter -- Plats filed -- Effect.

When it has been discovered that land has been sold or transferred, or that a contract has

been entered into for the sale or transfer of land in violation of the provisions of this

chapter pertaining to the regulation of subdivisions, the owner or owners of record shall

file plats of the land in accordance with this chapter. When land is sold or transferred, or

a contract has been entered into for the sale or transfer of land in violation of this chapter,

the land shall be governed by the subdivision regulations both prior to and after the

platting of the land by the owner of record as if a plat had been filed in accordance with

the provisions of this chapter pertaining to subdivision regulations. Plats filed pursuant to

this section may be filed by the last transferee in the chain of title including holders of

deeds which may otherwise be void under KRS 100.277(2).
KRS § 199.884 — KY Code / Title XVII / Chapter 199 / Section 199.884
199.884 Administrative regulations
Status: in_force

199.884 Administrative regulations.

The cabinet, or its designated department, shall promulgate administrative

regulations in accordance with KRS Chapter 13A to effectuate the provisions of KRS

199.881 to 199.888, including:

(1) Creating a standardized agreement for employers, employees, and providers

wishing to participate in the program, to be completed and agreed to by each

respective party that includes:

(a) Name, physical location, size, and industry of the employer;

(b) Name and phone number of the employer's point of contact;

(c) Name and physical location of the child-care provider;

(d) Name and phone number of the child-care provider's point of contact;

(e) Name and home address of the employee;

(f) Total contribution to be paid by the employer to the provider, either

directly or through a third-party vendor;

(g) Total amount of the state match to be paid to the provider, either directly

or through a third-party vendor;

(h) Duration of the contract, which shall not last beyond the end of the state's

fiscal year in any given year;

(i) Frequency of the contribution to be made directly to the child-care

provider in accordance with the provider's established billing cycle; and

(j) Demographic information of the employee;

(2) Establishing eligibility verification procedures for the following parties as a

prerequisite for the cabinet entering the agreement as a party and issuing a

state match:

(a) Employer's enrollment in the program;

(b) Employee's eligibility; and

(c) Child-care provider's eligibility;

(3) Collecting and verifying household income information from eligible employees

and determining the amount of the state match for which the employee is

eligible in accordance with KRS 199.885;

(4) Creating procedures for issuing a notice to all parties to the agreement of their

enrollment in the program upon receiving and processing the contract and

determining eligibility;

(5) Compiling confidentiality protocols for the cabinet and its designated

department or departments to safeguard the personal information of

participating employees, employers, and child-care providers;

(6) Introducing reporting requirements for an employer or a child-care provider

reporting a lapse or nonpayment of contribution towards eligible child-care

services;

(7) Creating procedures for issuing and logging a state match to child-care

providers pursuant to the respective contract;

(8) Maintaining records of the fund in the fiscal year and all payments;

(9) Creating criteria for participant disqualification from the program;

(10) Establishing procedures for appeals hearings; and

(11) Establishing procedures for recouping state matches or portions of state

matches that result in overpayments to participating child-care providers.
KRS § 198A.015 — KY Code / Title XVII / Chapter 198A / Section 198A.015
198A.015 Kentucky Housing Corporation's status as a de jure political subdivision
Status: in_force

198A.015 Kentucky Housing Corporation's status as a de jure political subdivision.

The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky hereby finds and determines

that in order to comply with technical income tax rules and regulations proposed to be

adopted by the Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service, with regard to the

issuance of securities by states and political subdivisions thereof, it is appropriate and

proper that the Kentucky Housing Corporation's status as a de jure political subdivision of

the Commonwealth of Kentucky be confirmed by adoption of appropriate clarifying

amendments to the Kentucky Revised Statutes.