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KRS § 2.108 — KY Code / Title I / Chapter 2 / Section 2.108
2.108 Hurricane Creek coal mine site designated as state historic site
Status: in_force

2.108 Hurricane Creek coal mine site designated as state historic site.

(1) The Hurricane Creek coal mine site in Leslie County, at which thirty-eight (38)

miners lost their lives on December 30, 1970, is designated as a state historic site.

(2) As funds are available, Leslie County shall construct a memorial to those who

perished, which shall include but not be limited to:

(a) A monument to the miners, to be built at the mine site with the names of the

thirty-eight (38) miners who lost their lives and the one (1) survivor;

(b) Informational materials about the mining disaster;

(c) Signage, off-street parking, and other features to encourage visitors; and

(d) A plan for construction and periodic maintenance of the monument site.

(3) Leslie County's fiscal court is authorized to establish a restricted account for the

site, and to raise funds from federal, state, and local entities and from private

sources for this account. Funds in the account shall be expended only for the mining

disaster memorial. Moneys received and expended shall be reported separately in

the county's budget.

(4) The Governor shall, prior to December 30, 2010, issue a proclamation recognizing

the fortieth anniversary of the Hurricane Creek mine disaster, memorializing the

deceased miners and their families, and honoring the courage of all Kentucky's

miners. The Governor shall call upon all citizens to observe the occasion honoring

miners in communities across the Commonwealth. The Governor is authorized to

recognize the mine disaster anniversary in future years, on or before December 30,

through a proclamation.

(5) Working with Leslie County officials, state agencies shall provide assistance in

informing the public about the site. The Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet, with

assistance from the Kentucky Heritage Council, the Kentucky Historical Society,

the Division of Mine Safety, and the Kentucky Mining Board, and within the limits

of funds available, shall prepare and distribute information about the Hurricane

Creek mining disaster, the risks which miners faced historically, and the advances

in mining safety since the 1970 disaster.
KRS § 311.400 — KY Code / Title XXVI / Chapter 311 / Section 311.400
311.400 License required
Status: in_force

311.400 License required.

No person shall profess to be a podiatrist, or practice or assume the duties incident to

podiatry in this state, or use the title "podiatrist" or any words or letters which designate

or tend to designate to the public that the person is a podiatrist, unless he holds a valid,

current license from the board, registered in the county in which the holder is engaged in

such practice.
KRS § 311.350 — KY Code / Title XXVI / Chapter 311 / Section 311.350
311.350 College to keep record of bodies
Status: in_force

311.350 College to keep record of bodies.

Any college receiving human bodies shall keep a record of them in a book to be kept at

the college for that purpose. The book shall at all times be subject to inspection by any

officer of the state or county, or relative or friend of any deceased person whose body

may have been delivered to or be in the possession of the college. The record shall show

the name, if known, the age, sex, date and cause of death, the date when the body came

into the possession of the college, the date of interment and the final place of interment,

together with any distinguishing marks by which the body may be identified.
KRS § 413.170 — KY Code / Title XXXVI / Chapter 413 / Section 413.170
413.170 Limitations of actions in KRS 413.090 to 413.160 do not run until removal of disability or death
Status: in_force

413.170 Limitations of actions in KRS 413.090 to 413.160 do not run until removal

of disability or death.

(1) If a person entitled to bring any action mentioned in KRS 413.090 to 413.160,

except for a penalty or forfeiture, was, at the time the cause of action accrued, an

infant or of unsound mind, the action may be brought within the same number of

years after the removal of the disability or death of the person, whichever happens

first, allowed to a person without the disability to bring the action after the right

accrued.

(2) The right of action upon the official bond of a guardian, personal representative,

curator, of the sheriff, or the officer acting as personal representative, or of any

other person receiving and holding money to be distributed to a ward, distributee or

devisee, under the order of court or by authority of law, of a ward, distributee,

devisee or other person entitled, who was an infant when the bond was executed,

shall not be deemed to have accrued, unless otherwise expressed in the bond, before

the plaintiff attained the age of twenty-one (21) years. Where there are several

wards, or several distributees or devisees or other beneficiaries secured by the same

bond, who, or some of whom, were infants when the bond was given, the right of

action of each one (1) of such infants shall not be deemed to have accrued before he

attained the age of twenty-one (21) years.
KRS § 35.065 — KY Code / Title V / Chapter 35 / Section 35.065
35.065 Delivery of offenders to civil authorities
Status: in_force

35.065 Delivery of offenders to civil authorities.

(1) A person subject to this code accused of an offense against civil authority may be

delivered, upon request, to the civil authority for trial or confinement.

(2) When delivery under this chapter is made to any civil authority of a person

undergoing sentence of a court-martial, the delivery, if followed by conviction in a

civil tribunal, interrupts the execution of the sentence of the court-martial, and the

offender, after having answered to the civil authorities for the offense, shall, upon

the request of competent military authority, be returned to the place of original

custody for the completion of the person's sentence.
KRS § 95A.050 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 95A / Section 95A.050
95A.050 Meetings -- Contract powers -- Administrative regulations
Status: in_force

95A.050 Meetings -- Contract powers -- Administrative regulations.

In carrying out its duties and responsibilities, the commission shall have the following

additional duties:

(1) To meet at times and places in the State of Kentucky it deems proper. Meetings

shall be called by the chairman upon his own motion, or upon the written request of

a majority of the members;

(2) To contract with other agencies, public or private, or persons, it deems necessary for

the rendition and affording of the services, facilities, studies, and reports it may

require to cooperate with city, county, state, and federal agencies in training

programs; and

(3) To promulgate reasonable administrative regulations relating to fire protection

personnel.
KRS § 138.227 — KY Code / Title XI / Chapter 138 / Section 138.227
138.227 Authorization for entry into International Fuel Tax Agreement or certain other cooperative compacts or agreements
Status: in_force

138.227 Authorization for entry into International Fuel Tax Agreement or certain

other cooperative compacts or agreements.

The Transportation Cabinet may enter the International Fuel Tax Agreement or other

cooperative compacts or agreements with other states or jurisdictions in order to permit

base state or base jurisdiction licensing of persons using motor fuel in this state. Those

agreements may provide for the cooperation and assistance among member states in the

administration and collection of motor fuel tax, including, but not limited to, exchanges

of information, auditing and assessing of interstate carriers and suppliers, and any other

activities necessary to further uniformity.
KRS § 209A.130 — KY Code / Title XVII / Chapter 209A / Section 209A.130
209A.130 Educational materials to be provided suspected victim of domestic violence and abuse or dating violence and abuse -- Availability of online materials
Status: in_force

209A.130 Educational materials to be provided suspected victim of domestic

violence and abuse or dating violence and abuse -- Availability of online

materials.

(1) If a professional has reasonable cause to believe that a victim with whom he or

she has had a professional interaction has experienced domestic violence and

abuse or dating violence and abuse, the professional shall provide the victim

with educational materials related to domestic violence and abuse or dating

violence and abuse including information about how he or she may access

regional domestic violence programs under KRS 209A.045 or rape crisis

centers under KRS 211.600 and information about how to access protective

orders.

(2) A nonprofit corporation designated by the cabinet pursuant to KRS 209A.045

as a primary service provider for domestic violence shelter, crisis, and

advocacy services in the district in which the provider is located shall make the

educational materials required under this section available on its Web site or in

print form for professionals to provide to possible victims of domestic violence

and abuse or dating violence and abuse.
KRS § 278.712 — KY Code / Title XXIV / Chapter 278 / Section 278.712
278.712 Local public hearing -- Procedure -- Parties -- Action to vacate or set aside ruling
Status: in_force

278.712 Local public hearing -- Procedure -- Parties -- Action to vacate or set aside

ruling.

(1) The board may convene a local public hearing upon receipt of a request by not less

than three (3) interested persons that reside in a county or municipal corporation in

which the facility is proposed to be constructed to consider the application for a

construction certificate. The board shall convene a local public hearing in response

to a request from the planning and zoning commission, mayor of a city, or county

fiscal court of a jurisdiction where the facility is proposed to be located. If the

facility is proposed to be located in more than one (1) county, the board may

convene a local public hearing and the hearing shall be held in the county with the

largest population not more than sixty (60) days after receipt of a completed

application. Absent the minimum number of requests for a local public hearing, the

board may conduct all evidentiary proceedings in Franklin County.

(2) In any hearing on an application for a construction certificate, the board shall not be

bound by the technical rules of legal evidence. Any hearing shall be conducted

pursuant to and in conformance with rules and requirements set forth by the board

in administrative regulations promulgated pursuant to KRS 278.702(2).

(3) The parties to a proceeding before the board shall include:

(a) The applicant; and

(b) Any person having been granted the right of intervention pursuant to

subsection (4) of this section.

(4) Any interested person, including a person residing in a county or municipal

corporation in which the facility is proposed to be constructed may, upon motion to

the board, be granted leave to intervene as a party to a proceeding held pursuant to

this section.

(5) Any party to a proceeding held pursuant to this section or any final determination

pursuant to KRS 278.710 may, within thirty (30) days after service of the board's

final ruling, bring an action against the board in the Circuit Court of the county in

which the facility is proposed to be constructed to vacate or set aside the ruling on

grounds that the ruling is arbitrary, capricious, or otherwise unlawful or

unreasonable. Any party instituting an action for review of the board's ruling in the

Circuit Court of the county in which the facility is proposed to be constructed shall

give notice to all parties of record in the board's proceeding.
KRS § 109.045 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 109 / Section 109.045
109.045 Confidential business information -- Production or submission prohibited
Status: in_force

109.045 Confidential business information -- Production or submission prohibited.

(1) As used in this section, "confidential business information" means the following

information relating to privately contracted solid waste management services that

are not being provided pursuant to a franchise agreement:

(a) Commercial or residential customer service prices; or

(b) Commercial or residential customer lists.

(2) Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary, unless by order of a court of

competent jurisdiction, a county or waste management district, or its agents,

officials, or employees, shall not compel the production or submission of

confidential business information from a service company or its customers to any

county or waste management district.
KRS § 98.070 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 98 / Section 98.070
98.070 Commission to constitute a corporation -- Corporate powers
Status: in_force

98.070 Commission to constitute a corporation -- Corporate powers.

The persons appointed as members of the commission shall constitute a body corporate

under the name of "Commissioners of Charitable Buildings of ....," and may contract and

be contracted with, sue and be sued in that name and to adopt a seal and alter it at

pleasure. If any commission appointed under KRS 98.040 to 98.170 is dissolved, the

corporation shall be continued in the ex officio member thereof, but shall have no power

to do any act until four (4) appointive members are appointed.
KRS § 39F.220 — KY Code / Title V / Chapter 39F / Section 39F.220
39F.220 Training courses to contain instruction on behavioral characteristics and proper care of lost persons with traumatic brain injury or developmental disability
Status: in_force

39F.220 Training courses to contain instruction on behavioral characteristics and

proper care of lost persons with traumatic brain injury or developmental

disability.

(1) Each basic search and rescue course offered by or under the authority of the

Division of Emergency Management shall contain not less than thirty (30) minutes

of instruction in the behavioral characteristics of lost persons with a traumatic brain

injury or developmental disability and the proper care of lost persons with a

traumatic brain injury or developmental disability, including but not limited to

autism.

(2) Each search and rescue management course offered by or under the authority of the

Division of Emergency Management shall contain not less than one (1) hour of

instruction in the behavioral characteristics of lost persons with a traumatic brain

injury or developmental disability and the proper care of lost persons with a

traumatic brain injury or developmental disability, including but not limited to

autism.

(3) The Division of Emergency Management shall seek recommendations regarding the

curricula for basic search and rescue training and search and rescue management

training sessions from organizations with a history of, and demonstrable experience

serving or advocating on behalf of, individuals with autism, intellectual and

developmental disabilities, or traumatic brain injuries.

(4) The time allotted for the subjects required by this section for each course and the

content for each course shall be specified by administrative regulations promulgated

by the Division of Emergency Management.
KRS § 251.640 — KY Code / Title XXI / Chapter 251 / Section 251.640
251.640 Assessment of producers of fund-covered grains -- Deduction of assessment -- Assessments dependent upon balance in fund
Status: in_force

251.640 Assessment of producers of fund-covered grains -- Deduction of

assessment -- Assessments dependent upon balance in fund.

(1) It is declared to be in the public interest and highly advantageous to the agricultural

economy of the Commonwealth that producers of fund-covered grains delivered to

licensed grain dealers and licensed grain warehouse operators shall be assessed at a

rate of .0025 times the gross value of the fund-covered grain. The board or the

department shall provide for the collection of the assessment, under the provisions

of this section, for the purpose of financing the Kentucky grain insurance fund,

which is hereby created. Assessments shall be levied only on fund-covered grains.

(2) Except as provided in subsection (3) of this section, beginning on or after August 1,

2019, all persons in this state who are licensed grain dealers or licensed grain

warehouse operators shall deduct the levied assessment from each producer's

payment for fund-covered grain. The total assessment collected by each licensee

shall, on or before the fifteenth day of the month following the end of the month in

which the grains are sold to the purchaser, be remitted to the grain insurance fund.

The books and records shall clearly indicate the producer assessment and shall be

open for inspection by the board or the department. The board or the department

may take steps as are reasonably necessary to verify the accuracy of books and

records of purchasers of grain.

(3) (a) Beginning on August 1, 2019, no assessment shall be collected if the board

has certified that the fund is greater than three million dollars ($3,000,000). If

the board receives notification the fund is less than three million dollars

($3,000,000), then the board shall within sixty (60) days reinstate the

assessment fee of .0025 times the gross value of the fund-covered grain

purchased. Assessments shall continue until the board certifies the fund is in

excess of ten million dollars ($10,000,000).

(b) No later than April 30 of each year, the board shall meet and certify the

amount in the fund. If the board certifies the fund's current balance is more

than ten million dollars ($10,000,000), then no assessment shall be levied. If,

at any time after the board has certified that the balance in the fund is more

than ten million dollars ($10,000,000), the board receives notification that the

fund balance is less than six million dollars ($6,000,000), then the board shall

reinstate the assessment within sixty (60) days. Upon notification from the

board, the department shall notify each licensee and shall begin collecting the

assessment within sixty (60) days.

(4) The assessments by the board in accordance with this section are in addition to any

other fees or assessments required by law.
KRS § 67A.030 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 67A / Section 67A.030
67A.030 Effective date of urban-county form of government -- Assumption of all governmental functions by county
Status: in_force

67A.030 Effective date of urban-county form of government -- Assumption of all

governmental functions by county.

Upon the election and qualification of county officers and such other elected officials as

provided in the comprehensive plan at the next regularly scheduled election at which

county officers shall be elected, as provided in Section 99 of the Constitution, the urban-

county government shall immediately become the effective government. All the debts,

property, franchises and rights of the existing county government and of any municipality

within the county shall be assumed by the urban-county government.
KRS § 431.455 — KY Code / Title XL / Chapter 431 / Section 431.455
431.455 Prohibitions -- Penalty
Status: in_force

431.455 Prohibitions -- Penalty.

(1) No peace officer or other person shall invalidate, or attempt to invalidate, destroy or

attempt to destroy a record copy of a uniform citation which has been lawfully

issued.

(2) No peace officer or other person to whom uniform citations are distributed, prior to

issuance to a violator, shall fail to properly account for uniform citations issued to

him or to his agency as required by KRS 431.450 and the regulations issued

thereunder.

(3) No person required to file reports pursuant to KRS 431.450 and the regulations

issued thereunder shall fail to file the reports within the time limits specified.

(4) Any peace officer or other person who violates the provisions of this section shall

be guilty of a Class B misdemeanor.
KRS § 176.525 — KY Code / Title XV / Chapter 176 / Section 176.525
176.525 Use of identified potential industrial park sites as construction waste sites -- Deeding of site to local government -- Consultation with local government officials in site identification
Status: in_force

176.525 Use of identified potential industrial park sites as construction waste sites -

- Deeding of site to local government -- Consultation with local government

officials in site identification.

(1) During the construction phase of a new road construction project, potential

industrial park sites identified during the design phase shall be used as waste sites

by the department or the contractor who was awarded the project. Waste shall

include, but not be limited, to nonhazardous nonsoluble construction material, steel,

concrete, brick, asphalt, rock, dirt, or other fill material, but shall not include

vegetation resulting from land clearing and grubbing, utility line maintenance,

seasonal and storm-related cleanup, or any hazardous material or hazardous waste

as defined in KRS 174.405.

(2) The purpose of using the site as a repository for waste is to reduce the cost

associated with the road project and to level or otherwise create a site sufficient to

support industrial activities. The department or the department's contractor shall use

stabilization methods to reduce significant differential settling of the waste. The

department or the department's contractor shall continually grade and compact the

waste site, and design surface contours to minimize water run-off, until the site is

stable, final grading is complete, and the site is ready for building to begin on an

industrial park.

(3) If a waste site is owned by the state, the state shall deed in fee simple the area used

as a waste site to an interested city, county, or other governmental agency upon

completion of the highway project after the final pay estimate has been processed.

(4) The department shall consult with the appropriate elected officials affected by new

routes proposed to be constructed in the six (6) year road plan. The department shall

consult with the appropriate elected officials to identify waste sites along the

proposed new routes that may be potential industrial park sites.
KRS § 531.368 — KY Code / Title L / Chapter 531 / Section 531.368
531.368 Permitting or promoting the use of a child sex doll
Status: in_force

531.368 Permitting or promoting the use of a child sex doll.

(1) A person is guilty of permitting or promoting the use of a child sex doll when, he or

she having possession or control of a child sex doll or having possession or control

of a premises which he or she knows or has reasonable cause to know is being used

for the purposes of utilizing a child sex doll, fails to make reasonable and timely

effort to halt or abate such use.

(2) Permitting or promoting the use of a child sex doll is a Class C felony.
KRS § 186.150 — KY Code / Title XVI / Chapter 186 / Section 186.150
186.150 Residents not to use license of other states
Status: in_force

186.150 Residents not to use license of other states.

(1) No resident operating a motor vehicle on the highways, shall secure or license the

motor vehicle in any state other than Kentucky unless so licensed in conformity

with a motor vehicle reciprocal arrangement or under the international registration

plan.

(2) The use of a license of any state other than Kentucky by a resident of this state on

his car driven over Kentucky highways shall be prima facie evidence of guilt.
KRS § 247.6068 — KY Code / Title XXI / Chapter 247 / Section 247.6068
247.6068 Preparation of question -- Poll holders -- Canvass and declaration of results
Status: in_force

247.6068 Preparation of question -- Poll holders -- Canvass and declaration of

results.

The Commissioner shall prepare and distribute in advance of the referendum the question

to be presented to the voters and shall arrange for the necessary poll holders for

conducting the referendum. Within ten (10) days following the referendum, the

Commissioner shall canvass and publicly declare the result of the referendum.