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KRS § 198B.678 — KY Code / Title XVII / Chapter 198B / Section 198B.678
198B.678 Responsibilities of master contractor working for company
Status: in_force

198B.678 Responsibilities of master contractor working for company.

(1) No firm, company, or corporation may engage in the practice of heating, ventilation,

and air conditioning contracting in any county of the Commonwealth, unless the

person in responsible charge of the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning work is

a master heating, ventilation, and air conditioning contractor and is an employee or

subcontractor of the firm, company, or corporation.

(2) Each master heating, ventilation, and air conditioning contractor who is employed

by a firm, company, or corporation engaged in the practice of heating, ventilation,

and air conditioning contracting shall notify the department of that employment and

upon termination of the employment.

(3) No master heating, ventilation, and air conditioning contractor shall represent more

than one (1) firm, company, or corporation unless the contractor is domiciled in the

Commonwealth and has a minimum of twenty-five percent (25%) ownership in

each firm, company, or corporation the contractor represents.
KRS § 45.777 — KY Code / Title VI / Chapter 45 / Section 45.777
45.777 Sale of property purchased with capital construction funds
Status: in_force

45.777 Sale of property purchased with capital construction funds.

(1) The proceeds from the sale of major items of equipment or real property, purchased

in whole or in part with capital construction funds, shall be deposited into the

general fund unless federal funding restraints require otherwise.

(2) The provisions of this section shall not apply to:

(a) The sale of real property held as right-of-way;

(b) The sale of equipment by the Transportation Cabinet; or

(c) The sale of confiscated firearms.
KRS § 95.160 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 95 / Section 95.160
95.160 Special police
Status: in_force

95.160 Special police.

(1) The director of safety may, in case of need, appoint special policemen to do special

duty at any place within the city, on terms he deems proper and not in conflict with

the civil service provisions.

(2) These special policemen shall be governed by such rules as the director may

provide, and be given such powers as the director allows; if rules are not provided

they shall have the powers and duties of regular policemen.
KRS § 227A.020 — KY Code / Title XIX / Chapter 227A / Section 227A.020
227A.020 Prohibitions -- Local licensing programs
Status: in_force

227A.020 Prohibitions -- Local licensing programs.

(1) A person who is not licensed as an electrical contractor shall not represent himself

or herself to the public as an electrical contractor or use any terms, titles, or

abbreviations which express or imply that the person is a licensed electrical

contractor.

(2) A person who is not licensed as a master electrician shall not represent himself or

herself to the public as a master electrician or use any terms, titles, or abbreviations

which express or imply that the person is a licensed master electrician.

(3) A person who is not licensed as an electrician shall not represent himself or herself

to the public as an electrician or use any terms, titles, or abbreviations which

express or imply that the person is a licensed electrician.

(4) A person who is not licensed as an electrical contractor, electrician, or master

electrician shall not engage in any activities or perform any of the duties usually

performed by an electrical contractor, electrician, or master electrician unless the

unlicensed person is under the direct supervision of a licensed electrician or master

electrician who is present on the site where the work is being performed.

(5) An authorized local licensing program in existence on June 24, 2003, may contract

with the department to become an agent of the department for purposes of the

issuance and renewal of licenses issued pursuant to KRS 227A.010 to 227A.140.

The department may also contract with local governments that want to become

authorized licensing programs.

(6) KRS 227A.010 to 227A.140 shall supersede all ordinances or regulations regulating

electricians, master electricians, and electrical contractors of any city, county,

urban-county, charter county, or consolidated local government. This provision

shall not affect city, county, urban-county, charter county, or consolidated local

government regulations relating to zoning requirements or occupational payroll

taxes pertaining to electricians, master electricians, and electrical contractors.
KRS § 353.808 — KY Code / Title XXVIII / Chapter 353 / Section 353.808
353.808 Pooling orders -- Requirements for contents of order and notice -- Fees -- Recording of pooling orders with county clerks -- Review under KRS 353.700
Status: in_force

353.808 Pooling orders -- Requirements for contents of order and notice -- Fees --

Recording of pooling orders with county clerks -- Review under KRS 353.700.

(1) The storage operator shall provide a list to the division of all persons reasonably

known to own an interest in pore space proposed to be pooled in an application to

the division for a pooling order. A pooling order shall be made only after the

division provides notice to all pore space owners proposed to be pooled.

(2) The division shall set and collect a fee adequate to pay expenses associated with the

conduct of administrative hearings for pooling of pore space.

(3) If the proposed pooling order concerns pore space with unknown or nonlocatable

owners, the storage operator shall publish one (1) notice in the newspaper of the

largest circulation in each county in which the pore space is located. The notice

shall appear no more than thirty (30) days prior to the initial application for the

pooling order. The notice shall:

(a) State that an application for a pooling order has been filed with the division;

(b) Describe the pore space proposed to be pooled;

(c) In the case of an unknown pore space owner, indicate the name of the last

known owner;

(d) In the case of a nonlocatable pore space owner, identify the owner and the

owner's last known address; and

(e) State that any person claiming an interest in the pore space proposed to be

pooled should notify the director of the division and the storage operator at the

published address within twenty (20) days of the publication date.

The applicant shall file proof of notice with the division concurrently with the

application.

(4) A pooling order shall authorize the long-term storage of carbon dioxide beneath the

tract or portion. The order shall also authorize, where necessary, the location of

carbon injection wells, outbuildings, roads, monitoring equipment, and access to

them. The pooling order shall identify the compensation to be paid to unknown,

nonlocatable, and nonconsenting pore space owners and the basis for valuation of

the pooled interest.

(5) A certified copy of any pooling order shall be recorded by the operator in the office

of the county clerk of the county or counties in which all or any portion of the

pooled tract is located. The department shall provide a copy of the pooling order to

those required to be noticed, in the manner provided in KRS 353.510(45). For

purposes of this section, any unknown or nonlocatable owners shall be deemed to

have received notice, provided that the operator has complied with the publication

requirements of subsection (3) of this section with respect to the unknown or

nonlocatable owners.

(6) Any order or final determination of the department under this section shall be

subject to review in accordance with KRS 353.700 and any administrative

regulations promulgated thereunder.
KRS § 381.789 — KY Code / Title XXXII / Chapter 381 / Section 381.789
381.789 Access to owners' lots by agents of association -- Responsibility for damage
Status: in_force

381.789 Access to owners' lots by agents of association -- Responsibility for

damage.

Upon reasonable notice, an owner shall permit agents or employees of the association

access to the owner's lot for the purpose of fulfilling the association's duties and

obligations. Any damage to the common areas, lots, or residential dwellings due to the

granted access is the responsibility of the association or its agent. The association is liable

for the prompt repair of that damage.
KRS § 70.262 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 70 / Section 70.262
70.262 Collective bargaining for deputy sheriffs in merit system in county containing a consolidated local government or a city of first class -- Prohibition against strikes -- Employment contract with sheriff
Status: in_force

70.262 Collective bargaining for deputy sheriffs in merit system in county

containing a consolidated local government or a city of first class --

Prohibition against strikes -- Employment contract with sheriff.

(1) Except as provided in KRS 336.130, in any county containing a consolidated

local government or city of the first class that has adopted a merit system

under KRS 70.260 to 70.273, deputies subject to the merit system may

organize, form, join, or participate in organizations in order to engage in lawful

concerted activities for the purpose of collective bargaining or other mutual aid

and protection, and to bargain collectively through a representative of their own

free choice. Deputies shall also have the right to refrain from any or all of these

activities but shall be subject to the lawful provisions of any collective

bargaining agreement entered into under this section. Strikes by deputies of

any collective bargaining unit shall be prohibited at any time.

(2) Except as provided in KRS 336.130, in any county containing a consolidated

local government or city of the first class that has adopted a merit system

under KRS 70.260 to 70.273, the sheriff shall contract with a representative of

the deputies described in subsection (1) of this section employed by the sheriff

where the representative has established representation of a majority of the

deputies, with respect to wages, hours, and terms and conditions of

employment, including execution of a written contract incorporating any

agreement reached between the sheriff and the representative. The sheriff

shall not be required to bargain over matters of inherent managerial policy.
KRS § 452.475 — KY Code / Title XLII / Chapter 452 / Section 452.475
452.475 Where action against contractor for public work may be brought
Status: in_force

452.475 Where action against contractor for public work may be brought.

Excepting the actions mentioned in KRS 452.465, an action against a contractor who

undertakes to construct, in whole or in part, any turnpike, bridge, railway, lock, dam, or

other public work, for labor done, or materials or supplies furnished, for the construction

or promotion of said work, may be brought in the county wherein the labor, or most of it,

is done, or wherein the materials, or supplies, or most thereof, are furnished; and if such

bridge connect two (2) counties, such action may be brought in either of them.
KRS § 100.287 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 100 / Section 100.287
100.287 Department of Highways may review plats
Status: in_force

100.287 Department of Highways may review plats.

The State Department of Highways may file with the planning commission of any

planning unit exercising subdivision jurisdiction, a map of the territory within one (1)

mile on either or both sides of any existing or proposed highway. After receipt of the map

by the planning commission, no preliminary plats shall be approved by the commission

until one (1) copy of such preliminary plat has been referred to the designated office of

the Department of Highways for its review. If the Department of Highways desires to

make any recommendations on the plan, it shall communicate such to the planning

commission within fifteen (15) days after the receipt of the plat.
KRS § 77.155 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 77 / Section 77.155
77.155 Prohibited emission of air contaminants -- Basis of compliance and enforcement
Status: in_force

77.155 Prohibited emission of air contaminants -- Basis of compliance and

enforcement.

(1) A person shall not, nor shall an agent or employee of a person, nor shall a person as

agent or employee of another, discharge into the atmosphere from any single source

of emission whatsoever, any air contaminant in quantities and for a period or

periods in excess of applicable emission standards established by regulation by the

air pollution control board. Exceeding these standards shall constitute a rebuttable

presumption of violation of this section.

(2) A person shall not, nor shall an agent or employee of a person, nor shall a person as

agent or employee of another, discharge from any source whatsoever such

quantities of air contaminants or other material which cause injury, detriment,

nuisance, or annoyance to any considerable number of persons or to the public or

which endanger the comfort, repose, health, or safety of any such persons or the

public or which cause or have a natural tendency to cause injury or damage to

business or property. The board shall have power, by regulation, to fix reasonable

limits, by weight or otherwise, for particular air contaminants or other material

which in the opinion of said board may cause or have tendency to cause injury,

detriment, nuisance, or annoyance to any considerable number of persons or to the

public. Exceeding such limits shall be a rebuttable presumption of violation of this

section.

(3) (a) For purposes of enforcing compliance with the applicable requirements of this

chapter, the administrative regulations promulgated thereunder, or any

requirement of the federal Clean Air Act, 42 U.S.C. sec. 7401 et seq., for

which the air pollution control board has primary enforcement authority, an

enforcement action alleging violations or noncompliance shall be based on:

1. A data collection method, emissions test, or monitoring method that has

been approved or promulgated by the United States Environmental

Protection Agency; or

2. A method or test that produces scientifically defensible and quality-

assured data that is accepted by the United States Environmental

Protection Agency for enforcement purposes.

(b) Any data collected using a method that does not meet the requirements of

paragraph (a) of this subsection shall not be admissible or considered in any

enforcement proceeding initiated by the air pollution control board, an air

pollution control officer, or a private citizen.
KRS § 99A.030 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 99A / Section 99A.030
99A.030 Codes applicable to residential buildings -- Variances
Status: in_force

99A.030 Codes applicable to residential buildings -- Variances.

(1) Prior to or concurrent with the establishment of a neighborhood redevelopment

zone, the legislative body of the local government shall adopt by ordinance the

BOCA Basic Property Maintenance Code as drafted by the Building Officials and

Codes Administrators International, Inc., and the Kentucky Building Code which

shall be applicable to all residential buildings within the neighborhood

redevelopment zone. The local government shall delegate responsibility for

enforcement to the local agency responsible for local enforcement of the state

building code, or such other agency deemed best qualified to carry out the

responsibilities under this chapter.

(2) Variances from provisions of the Kentucky Building Code may be granted in

specific cases pursuant to the provisions of this subsection.

(a) If a submitted plan for rehabilitation of a residential building is disapproved

by the local enforcement agency for nonconformity with the building code, the

owner or his agent may, in writing, apply to the Department of Housing,

Buildings and Construction for a variance from the building code with respect

to such plans. In making the determination to approve or disapprove the

application for variance, the department shall consider:

1. The architectural and historical significance of the structure;

2. The health, safety, and welfare of the public;

3. The costs of complying with the standards;

4. The ability of the applicant to proceed with the project if the variance is

not granted; and

5. The significance to the neighborhood of the project.

The department may impose a reasonable fee for the evaluation of a requested

variance.

(b) The Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction shall respond in

writing within twenty (20) working days of the application, and such response

shall be binding upon the local enforcement agency. Appeals from the

determination of the Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction may

be taken to the board of appeals.

(c) The Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction shall maintain a

central file of all such determinations, making them available upon request, to

all interested parties, and using them as precedent for other cases.

(d) The Kentucky Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction, the

Kentucky State Historic Preservation Office, and the Kentucky Housing

Corporation are authorized to establish a joint task force to identify and

recommend changes in the state building code as it applies to the

rehabilitation of existing housing.

(3) The United States Secretary of the Interior's standards of rehabilitation shall apply

to the rehabilitation of the exterior of any housing listed individually on the

National Register of Historic Places or located in an historic district listed on the

National Register of Historic Places.
KRS § 379.080 — KY Code / Title XXXI / Chapter 379 / Section 379.080
379.080 Exemptions claimed by assignor -- Proceedings
Status: in_force

379.080 Exemptions claimed by assignor -- Proceedings.

(1) If the assignor reserves any of his property as exempt, the court shall appoint three

(3) competent and disinterested housekeepers, who, after being first duly sworn,

shall set apart to the debtor the property exempt, and within ten (10) days thereafter

the assignee shall file a report thereon. Exceptions may be filed to the report by any

person in interest but not later than sixty (60) days after the report has been filed.

The court shall hear and dispose of any exceptions and if none are filed it shall

confirm the report.

(2) If land is exempt, an order shall be entered directing the assignee to employ, if

necessary, a competent surveyor to lay off by metes and bounds the homestead

exemption as set apart by the appraisers. The court may, with the consent of the

assignor, and if it appears best for the interest of the creditors, or if the land is not

divisible without impairing its value, order the property sold and the value of the

homestead, not exceeding five thousand dollars ($5,000), paid to the assignor.
KRS § 62.090 — KY Code / Title VIII / Chapter 62 / Section 62.090
62.090 Proceeding for release and indemnity of sureties -- Where brought
Status: in_force

62.090 Proceeding for release and indemnity of sureties -- Where brought.

If a surety in any official bond, or bond of a personal representative, guardian,

conservator, curator, assignee or trustee, master commissioner, receiver, or in any bond or

covenant which by law may be required to be executed in court, or before an officer at the

commencement or during the progress of any civil judicial proceeding, wishes to be

relieved from future liability and to obtain indemnity for liability already incurred, or

either, he may file a motion in the court in which the original bond was given or in whose

clerk's office the bond is required to be kept. If the bond was not given in any court or is

not required to be kept in any office, the motion shall be filed in the Circuit Court of the

county in which the principal resides, or if the principal has no residence in this state,

then in the Circuit Court of the county of the residence of the surety. The motion may be

filed in the court or the motion and notice, with return showing service, may be filed in

the office of the clerk of the court.
KRS § 198B.6403 — KY Code / Title XVII / Chapter 198B / Section 198B.6403
198B.6403 Qualifications for certification prior to July 1, 2012 -- Pending certification
Status: in_force

198B.6403 Qualifications for certification prior to July 1, 2012 -- Pending

certification.

(1) An applicant for certification as a fire sprinkler inspector under this chapter making

application to the department prior to July 1, 2012, shall be certified by the

department without completing the certification requirements as established in this

chapter if:

(a) The applicant is currently certified by the state of Kentucky, or

(b) The applicant is currently licensed, certified, or registered as a fire sprinkler

inspector in another state whose standards are substantially equal to those in

this chapter.

(2) Prior to July 1, 2012, the department may issue a pending certification to an

applicant. A pending certification shall allow the applicant to act in the capacity

applied for until the applicant's permanent certification is issued or the application

is denied.

(3) After July 1, 2012, certification under this section shall cease.
KRS § 5.281 — KY Code / Title II / Chapter 5 / Section 5.281
5.281 Eighty-first Representative District
Status: in_force

5.281 Eighty-first Representative District.

The Eighty-first Representative District shall consist of the following territory:

County: Madison KY (part)

A107 - Clay

B102 - North Chenault

B103 - South Chenault

B104 - Newby Jones-Valley View

B105 - West Richmond-College-Bre

B106 - Greenway

B107 - Killarney

B108 - North Whitehall-Daniel Bo

B109 - South Whitehall-Daniel Bo

B110 - Forest Hill

B111 - Clays Ferry

C101 - Lost Fork

C102 - Redhouse

D101 - Tevis Cottonburg Poosey

D102 - Burnam Highpoint

D103 - Menelaus Todd West

D105 - South Richmond

D106 - Kingston

D107 - Army Depot

D108 - Battlefield

D110 - Eastern Campus

D111 - Deacon Hills

D112 - South Crutcher

D113 - North Crutcher
KRS § 66.517 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 66 / Section 66.517
66.517 Powers of board
Status: in_force

66.517 Powers of board.

The board may exercise all the powers granted to governmental agencies by KRS 58.010

to 58.140. The board may exercise all the powers granted to a county building

commission by KRS 67.450 to 67.555. Furthermore, the board may use the procedures

and powers of each of those sets of sections of the Kentucky Revised Statutes to obtain

facilities and improvements for the matters of statewide concern described in KRS

66.520.