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KRS § 212.040 — KY Code / Title XVIII / Chapter 212 / Section 212.040
212.040 Establishment for one county by fiscal court -- Appropriation
Status: in_force

212.040 Establishment for one county by fiscal court -- Appropriation.

The fiscal court of any county may by resolution at a regular session declare that the

county shall be a district for the creation, establishment and maintenance of a county

health department. Upon the resolution being passed, the fiscal court shall at once, out of

the funds of the county, appropriate a sufficient amount for the creation, establishment

and maintenance of the county health department. If there are not sufficient funds on hand

for such appropriation at the time the resolution is adopted, the fiscal court shall, at the

next succeeding county levy, make a levy sufficient to produce the necessary amount of

tax for the creation, establishment and maintenance of the county health department. The

fiscal court shall annually thereafter make a levy sufficient to pay the annual expense of

maintenance of the county health department. After the resolution creating the department

is entered, any twenty (20) legal voters may, within thirty (30) days, file with the county

judge/executive a petition signed by them requesting that the establishment of the county

health department be done by the vote of the people of the county as provided in KRS

212.080, in which case it shall be so done.
KRS § 48.310 — KY Code / Title VI / Chapter 48 / Section 48.310
48.310 Operation of budget bill
Status: in_force

48.310 Operation of budget bill.

(1) No provision of a branch budget bill shall be effective beyond the second fiscal year

from the date of its enactment. A budget bill enacted at a special session or in an

odd-numbered-year regular session of the General Assembly shall not be effective

past July 1 of the year in which the next even-numbered-year regular session takes

place.

(2) A budget bill may contain language which exempts the budget bill or any

appropriation or the use thereof from the operation of a statute for the effective

period of the budget bill.
KRS § 263.090 — KY Code / Title XXI / Chapter 263 / Section 263.090
263.090 Disposal methods, requirements
Status: in_force

263.090 Disposal methods, requirements.

The following requirements shall be observed in the disposal of the bodies of dead

animals, poultry, fish or parts thereof, or offal and by-products of slaughtered animals:

(1) All bodies or parts thereof and excrements therefrom shall be processed or disposed

of within forty-eight (48) hours after being delivered to the plant.

(2) Cooking vats or tanks shall be airtight, except proper escapes for live steam.

(3) Steam shall be so disposed of as not to cause an unnecessary nuisance.

(4) The skinning and dismembering of bodies or parts of bodies shall be done within

the building.

(5) No uncooked bodies or parts thereof shall be fed to any livestock. This does not

prohibit the sale of such products for pet food, or for dogs, cats and animals in a

zoo.

(6) Such parts of bodies as are not entirely consumed by cooking or burning shall be

buried or disposed of to an approved license holder.
KRS § 338.061 — KY Code / Title XXVII / Chapter 338 / Section 338.061
338.061 Occupational safety and health standards -- Suspension, delay, or alteration in enforcement of administrative regulation
Status: repealed

338.061 Occupational safety and health standards -- Suspension, delay, or

alteration in enforcement of administrative regulation.

(1) Occupational safety and health standards may be adopted, modified, or repealed by

the board through the administrative regulation process of KRS Chapter 13A as it

shall deem necessary, except the secretary may through an administrative order

suspend, delay, or alter enforcement of a promulgated occupational safety and

health administrative regulation if the federal government has suspended, delayed,

or enjoined the corresponding federal regulation or suspended, delayed, enjoined, or

altered the enforcement thereof. Any action taken by the secretary to suspend, delay,

or alter the enforcement of an occupational safety and health administrative

regulation pursuant to this subsection shall be consistent with those taken by the

federal government, except that the secretary may enforce an administrative

regulation or standard which immediately preceded the administrative regulation

whose enforcement is amended, delayed, or altered.

(2) Established federal standards and national consensus standards may be adopted by

reference.
KRS § 319A.210 — KY Code / Title XXVI / Chapter 319A / Section 319A.210
319A.210 Short title
Status: in_force

319A.210 Short title.

KRS 319A.010 to 319A.200 may be cited as the "Kentucky Occupational Therapy

Practice Act."
KRS § 250.436 — KY Code / Title XXI / Chapter 250 / Section 250.436
250.436 "Stop sale, use, or removal" order
Status: in_force

250.436 "Stop sale, use, or removal" order.

The director may issue and enforce a written or printed "stop sale, use, or removal" order

to the owner or custodian of any lot of fertilizer and to hold it at a designated place, when

the director finds said fertilizer is being offered or exposed for sale in violation of any of

the provisions of KRS 250.371 to 250.451, until the law has been complied with and said

fertilizer is released in writing by the director, or said violation has been otherwise legally

disposed of by written authority. The director shall release the fertilizer so withdrawn

when the requirements of the provisions of KRS 250.371 to 250.451 have been complied

with and all costs and expenses incurred in connection with the withdrawal have been

paid.
KRS § 322.110 — KY Code / Title XXVI / Chapter 322 / Section 322.110
322.110 Licensure -- Designations -- Rights associated with license
Status: in_force

322.110 Licensure -- Designations -- Rights associated with license.

(1) The board shall issue a license authorizing the practice of engineering or land

surveying to any applicant who has met the respective requirements set forth in this

chapter.

(2) All licenses issued under this subsection shall be signed by the chairman and the

secretary of the board, under the seal of the board. Each license shall bear the full

name of the licensee, the license number, and one (1) of the following designations:

(a) "Professional Engineer";

(b) "Professional Land Surveyor";

(c) "Professional Engineer, Inactive";

(d) "Professional Engineer, Retired";

(e) "Professional Land Surveyor, Inactive"; or

(f) "Professional Land Surveyor, Retired."

(3) The designations in paragraphs (c), (d), (e), and (f) of subsection (2) of this section

shall be defined in administrative regulations promulgated by the board.

(4) (a) A valid professional engineer or professional land surveyor license shall be

prima facie evidence that the licensee is entitled to all rights, privileges, and

responsibilities of a professional engineer or a professional land surveyor.

(b) A valid license bearing the designation "inactive" or "retired" shall be prima

facie evidence that the licensee is entitled to all rights, privileges, and

responsibilities of a professional engineer or professional land surveyor,

except the right to practice.
KRS § 227.570 — KY Code / Title XIX / Chapter 227 / Section 227.570
227.570 Construction and installation standards and requirements for manufactured homes, mobile homes, and previously owned recreational vehicles -- Certified installer seal -- Inspection -- Fees
Status: in_force

227.570 Construction and installation standards and requirements for

manufactured homes, mobile homes, and previously owned recreational

vehicles -- Certified installer seal -- Inspection -- Fees.

(1) The department shall promulgate administrative regulations in accordance with

KRS Chapter 13A to:

(a) Establish a process for certifying installers, licensing retailers, and issuing

certificates of acceptability to qualifying manufacturers pursuant to KRS

227.550 to 227.660;

(b) Establish and enforce standards and requirements for the installation of

plumbing, heating, and electrical systems in manufactured homes and

mobile homes and for previously owned recreational vehicles as it

determines are reasonably necessary in order to protect the health and

safety of the occupants and the public; and

(c) Establish and enforce standards and requirements for the body and

frame design, construction, and installation of manufactured homes and

mobile homes as it determines are reasonably necessary in order to

protect the health and safety of the occupants and the public.

(2) All installations of manufactured homes and mobile homes shall be performed:

(a) By an installer certified by the department; and

(b) In accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, if available, or the

current ANSI standard or the generally accepted industry standard as

adopted by the department through the promulgation of an administrative

regulation.

(3) A certified installer shall apply for a certified installer seal prior to installing a

manufactured home or a mobile home. The department shall promulgate

administrative regulations in accordance with KRS Chapter 13A to establish a

schedule of fees and the requirements for purchase and application of the seal,

report procedures, and attachment of the certified installer seal.

(4) The installation of a new manufactured home shall be inspected under

subsection (3) of this section. The retailer of the inspected property shall pay a

new manufactured home installation inspection fee in an amount not to exceed

one hundred fifty dollars ($150).

(5) The department shall specify the new manufactured home installation fee

established in subsection (4) of this section through the promulgation of an

administrative regulation. The department may increase the fee, but by no

more than ten percent (10) per year, and at no time shall the fee exceed one

hundred fifty dollars ($150).

(6) All fees received by the department under this section shall be deposited in the

trust and agency fund specified in KRS 227.620(5).
KRS § 65.7059 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 65 / Section 65.7059
65.7059 Issuance of increment bonds by local governments
Status: in_force

65.7059 Issuance of increment bonds by local governments.

Any city, county, or agency with bonding authority may issue increment bonds and may

pledge incremental revenues to the payment of the increment bonds.

(1) Increment bonds shall be issued, administered, and regulated by ordinance adopted

by the governing body which shall:

(a) Declare the necessity of the incremental bond issue;

(b) State the principal amount or maximum principal amount of the increment

bonds to be issued;

(c) State the purpose of the increment bond issue;

(d) State or provide for the date of, and the dates and amounts or maximum

amount of, maturities or principal payments on the increment bonds;

(e) State any provisions for a special fund, mandatory sinking fund, mandatory

sinking fund redemption, or for redemption prior to maturity;

(f) Provide for the rate or rates of interest, or maximum rate or rates of interest, or

the method for establishing the rate or rates of interest to be paid on the

increment bonds;

(g) State any provision for a designated officer of the issuer to determine any of

the specific terms required to be stated or provided for in this subsection,

subject to any limitations stated in the proceedings;

(h) If the increment bonds are payable solely from incremental revenues, include

a determination that the incremental revenues are adequate to make the debt

charges so long as the increment bonds are outstanding; and

(i) Include any other provisions deemed appropriate by the governing body.

(2) Increment bonds issued pursuant to this section shall not mature on a date beyond

the termination date of the development area or local development area.

(3) Increment bonds may also be issued to fund or refund all or any portion of

outstanding increment bonds. Any increment bonds issued under this section shall

mature as determined by the governing body consistent with the termination date.

(4) The provisions of KRS 66.021, 66.031, 66.041, 66.045, 66.071, 66.091, 66.121,

66.131, 66.141, 66.151, 66.171, 66.181, and 66.191 shall apply to the issuance of

increment bonds insofar as they do not conflict with the provisions of KRS 65.7041

to 65.7083. If they do conflict, the provisions of KRS 65.7041 to 65.7083 shall

apply.
KRS § 369.117 — KY Code / Title XXIX / Chapter 369 / Section 369.117
369.117 Creation and retention of electronic records by governmental agencies -- Conversion of written records by governmental agencies
Status: in_force

369.117 Creation and retention of electronic records by governmental agencies --

Conversion of written records by governmental agencies.

Each governmental agency of this Commonwealth shall determine whether, and the

extent to which, it will create electronic records. The Kentucky Department for Libraries

and Archives shall determine whether, and the extent to which, the Commonwealth will

retain electronic records and convert written records to electronic records.
KRS § 405.411 — KY Code / Title XXXV / Chapter 405 / Section 405.411
405.411 Newspaper publication of names of persons with child support arrearages or who fail to appear in child support cases
Status: in_force

405.411 Newspaper publication of names of persons with child support arrearages

or who fail to appear in child support cases.

(1) The Office of the Attorney General's designee under KRS 15.802(6) for the

administration of child support may compile a list of the names of persons under its

jurisdiction who have a child support arrearage that equals or exceeds six (6)

months without payment, or fail, after receiving appropriate notice, to comply with

subpoenas or warrants relating to paternity or child support proceedings as provided

by 42 U.S.C. sec. 666(a)(16). The Office of the Attorney General may furnish this

list to the newspaper of general circulation in that county for publication.

(2) The Department of Child Support Services in the Department of Law shall

determine uniform standards for publication. The Office of the Attorney General is

authorized to promulgate the necessary administrative regulations under KRS

Chapter 13A to implement the provisions of this section.

(3) For purposes of this section, "newspaper of general circulation" means a publication

bearing a title or name, regularly issued at least as frequently as once a week for a

definite price, having a second-class mailing privilege, being not less than four (4)

pages, published continuously during the immediately preceding one (1) year

period, which is published for the dissemination of news of general interest, and is

circulated generally in the political subdivision in which it is published and in

which notice is to be given. In any county where a publication fully complying with

this definition does not exist, the Office of the Attorney General may publish this

list in the publication utilized by the Circuit Court Clerk of the county for

publication of other legal notices in the county. A newspaper that is not engaged in

the distribution of news of general interest to the public, but that is primarily

engaged in the distribution of news of interest to a particular group of citizens, is

not a newspaper of general circulation.
KRS § 158.145 — KY Code / Title XIII / Chapter 158 / Section 158.145
158.145 Legislative findings and declarations on school dropout rate
Status: in_force

158.145 Legislative findings and declarations on school dropout rate.

(1) The General Assembly hereby finds that:

(a) Little progress has been made in reducing the state's student dropout

rate;

(b) The number of school dropouts in Kentucky is unacceptable;

(c) The factors, such as lack of academic success, poor school attendance,

lack of parental support and encouragement, low socioeconomic status,

poor health, child abuse, drug and alcohol addictions, alienation from

school and community, and other factors that are associated with an

increased probability of students dropping out of school, occur long before

the end of compulsory school age;

(d) Students who drop out of school before graduation are less likely to have

the basic capacities as defined in KRS 158.645 and the skills as defined

in KRS 158.6451;

(e) The number of school dropouts seriously interferes with Kentucky's ability

to develop and maintain a well-educated and highly trained workforce;

(f) The effects of students dropping out of school can be felt throughout all

levels of society and generations in increased unemployment and

underemployment, reduced personal and family incomes, increased

crime, decreased educational, social, emotional, and physical well-being,

and in increased needs for government services; and

(g) The positive reduction in school dropouts can only be achieved by

comprehensive intervention and prevention strategies.

(2) The General Assembly declares on behalf of the people of the Commonwealth

the following goals to be achieved by the year 2006:

(a) The statewide annual average school dropout rate will be cut by fifty

percent (50) of what it was in the year 2000. All students who drop out

of a school during a school year and all students who have not graduated,

fail to enroll in the school for the following school year, and do not transfer

to another school, shall be included in the statewide annual average

school dropout rate;

(b) No school will have an annual dropout rate that exceeds five percent

(5); and

(c) Each county will have thirty percent (30) fewer adults between the ages

of sixteen (16) and twenty-four (24) without a high school diploma or a

High School Equivalency Diploma than the county had in the year 2000.
KRS § 407.5705 — KY Code / Title XXXV / Chapter 407 / Section 407.5705
407.5705 Direct request
Status: in_force

407.5705 Direct request.

(1) A petitioner may file a direct request seeking establishment or modification of a

support order or determination of parentage of a child. In the proceeding, the law of

this state applies.

(2) A petitioner may file a direct request seeking recognition and enforcement of a

support order or support agreement. In the proceeding, KRS 407.5706, 407.5707,

407.5708, 407.5709, 407.5710, 407.5711, 407.5712, and 407.5713 apply.

(3) In a direct request for recognition and enforcement of a Convention support order

or foreign support agreement:

(a) A security, bond, or deposit is not required to guarantee the payment of costs

and expenses; and

(b) An obligee or obligor that in the issuing country has benefited from free legal

assistance is entitled to benefit, at least to the same extent, from any free legal

assistance provided for by the law of this state under the same circumstances.

(4) A petitioner filing a direct request is not entitled to assistance from the Office of the

Attorney General.

(5) This Article does not prevent the application of laws of this state that provide

simplified, more expeditious rules regarding a direct request for recognition and

enforcement of a foreign support order or foreign support agreement.
KRS § 395.280 — KY Code / Title XXXIV / Chapter 395 / Section 395.280
395.280 Successor of representative may be substituted in actions
Status: in_force

395.280 Successor of representative may be substituted in actions.

When any personal representative commences an action or is sued, and then dies, is

removed or is superseded by another before the termination of the action, his successor

may, by order of court, be substituted for the original plaintiff or defendant.
KRS § 387.865 — KY Code / Title XXXIII / Chapter 387 / Section 387.865
387.865 Persons who may petition the court to approve a special needs trust
Status: in_force

387.865 Persons who may petition the court to approve a special needs trust.

Any individual who qualifies as a grantor under KRS 387.860 may petition the court to

create, establish, or otherwise approve the creation or establishment of a special needs

trust as defined in KRS 387.860. In addition, the following shall have standing to petition

the court to create, establish, or otherwise approve the creation or establishment of a

special needs trust:

(1) Any firm or individual which occupies a fiduciary relationship to the special needs

person, including but not limited to a guardian ad litem, legal guardian, conservator,

limited conservator, trustee of any trust, and personal representative of a decedent's

estate where the special needs person is a beneficiary;

(2) The special needs person himself or herself and his or her spouse;

(3) The siblings or nieces and nephews of the disabled person;

(4) An individual holding power of attorney granted by the special needs person; and

(5) In cases where the special needs person is under disability as described in SCR

3.130(1.14) and there is no individual referred to in this section who is available or

willing to petition the court, then legal counsel retained by the special needs person

or one who is actively involved on behalf of the special needs person, whether as a

social worker, case manager, care provider, or otherwise, shall also have standing to

petition the court under this section.
KRS § 247.060 — KY Code / Title XXI / Chapter 247 / Section 247.060
247.060 Horticultural research
Status: in_force

247.060 Horticultural research.

The experiment station through the Princeton and Quicksand substations shall:

(1) Discover and demonstrate the best known methods for the culture, packing and

marketing of fruits;

(2) Discover and demonstrate the most effective methods for the prevention and control

of diseases and insects affecting fruit crops;

(3) Make or cause to be made studies of the various types of pruning and cultural

practices, and a thorough testing of the most promising new and approved varieties

of fruits and plants;

(4) Obtain and disseminate scientific and practical findings relating to the subjects

mentioned in subsections (1), (2) and (3);

(5) Arrange and promote meetings by which growers of fruits may exchange ideas and

receive information relating to improved methods of growing, packing and

marketing of fruits, and obtain and provide for outstanding specialists to attend and

address such meetings;

(6) Provide for the publication and distribution of bulletins giving the results of

scientific and practical studies, of market information, and of such other facts and

experiences as may be helpful to producers;

(7) Provide for displaying fruit exhibits for the purpose of advertising the fruit

production of the state, when such displays will promote the best interests of

development of fruit production in the state; and

(8) Carry on such other investigations and studies as will assist the horticultural

interests of the state.
KRS § 528.040 — KY Code / Title L / Chapter 528 / Section 528.040
528.040 Conspiracy to promote gambling
Status: in_force

528.040 Conspiracy to promote gambling.

(1) A person is guilty of conspiracy to promote gambling when he conspires to advance

or profit from gambling activity.

(2) "Conspire" means to engage in activity constituting a criminal conspiracy as defined

in KRS 506.040.

(3) Conspiracy to promote gambling is a Class D felony.