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KRS § 365.734 — KY Code / Title XXIX / Chapter 365 / Section 365.734
365.734 Prohibited uses of personally identifiable student information by cloud computing service provider -- Administrative regulations
Status: in_force

365.734 Prohibited uses of personally identifiable student information by cloud

computing service provider -- Administrative regulations.

(1) As used in this section:

(a) "Cloud computing service" means a service that provides, and that is marketed

and designed to provide, an educational institution with account-based access

to online computing resources;

(b) "Cloud computing service provider" means any person other than an

educational institution that operates a cloud computing service;

(c) "Educational institution" means any public, private, or school administrative

unit serving students in kindergarten to grade twelve (12);

(d) "Person" means an individual, partnership, corporation, association, company,

or any other legal entity;

(e) "Process" means to use, access, collect, manipulate, scan, modify, analyze,

transform, disclose, store, transmit, aggregate, or dispose of student data; and

(f) "Student data" means any information or material, in any medium or format,

that concerns a student and is created or provided by the student in the course

of the student's use of cloud computing services, or by an agent or employee

of the educational institution in connection with the cloud computing services.

Student data includes the student's name, e-mail address, e-mail messages,

postal address, phone number, and any documents, photos, or unique

identifiers relating to the student.

(2) A cloud computing service provider shall not process student data for any purpose

other than providing, improving, developing, or maintaining the integrity of its

cloud computing services, unless the provider receives express permission from the

student's parent. However, a cloud computing service provider may assist an

educational institution to conduct educational research as permitted by the Family

Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, as amended, 20 U.S.C. sec. 1232g. A

cloud computing service provider shall not in any case process student data to

advertise or facilitate advertising or to create or correct an individual or household

profile for any advertisement purpose, and shall not sell, disclose, or otherwise

process student data for any commercial purpose.

(3) A cloud computing service provider that enters into an agreement to provide cloud

computing services to an educational institution shall certify in writing to the

educational institution that it will comply with subsection (2) of this section.

(4) The Kentucky Board of Education may promulgate administrative regulations in

accordance with KRS Chapter 13A as necessary to carry out the requirements of

this section.
KRS § 97.530 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 97 / Section 97.530
97.530 Powers of cities with respect to parks, cemeteries, squares, avenues, and fountains
Status: in_force

97.530 Powers of cities with respect to parks, cemeteries, squares, avenues, and

fountains.

The legislative body of any city may, by ordinance, acquire, establish and maintain public

cemeteries, parks, squares, avenues, promenades, and fountains, either within or without

the city; repeal ordinances heretofore or hereafter enacted creating such public cemeteries,

parks, squares, avenues, promenades, and fountains where the same were not acquired or

given to the city for such specific purposes, and provide, by appropriate ordinances, for

the use of said lands, easements, buildings, and appurtenances thereon or appertaining

thereto for other purposes; make all necessary appropriations for the cost and

maintenance of same; and make regulations for the use, management and direction

thereof.
KRS § 15.515 — KY Code / Title III / Chapter 15 / Section 15.515
15.515 Participation in the Kentucky Law Enforcement Foundation Program Fund by a police officer who is elected jailer
Status: in_force

15.515 Participation in the Kentucky Law Enforcement Foundation Program Fund

by a police officer who is elected jailer.

(1) A police officer who is elected as a jailer shall retain eligibility for Kentucky Law

Enforcement Foundation Program Fund participation following his or her term of

office as jailer, subject to the following conditions:

(a) The police officer successfully completed a basic training course approved or

recognized by the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council;

(b) The person has been continuously employed as a police officer since basic

training and has maintained his or her annual in-service training prior to the

police officer's election to the office of jailer; and

(c) During his or her term of office as jailer, the person has successfully

completed forty (40) hours of annual in-service training approved or

recognized by the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council.

(2) During his or her term of office, the jailer shall not be eligible to participate in the

Kentucky Law Enforcement Foundation Program Fund.

(3) Upon the jailer's return to a law enforcement agency that is eligible to participate in

the Kentucky Law Enforcement Foundation Program Fund, he or she may

participate in the fund, if otherwise eligible, without repeating basic training in its

entirety. The jailer may be required to complete no more than eighty (80) hours of

training as determined by the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council to participate in

the fund.

(4) In-service training required of the jailer under this section shall be provided by the

Department of Criminal Justice Training without the cost of tuition to the jailer.

(5) The provisions of this section shall apply to any person serving as elected jailer on

or after June 21, 2001, regardless of when the initial basic training was completed.

(6) An elected jailer who is in office as of June 21, 2001, and who has successfully

completed annual Department of Corrections in-service training during his or her

term of office shall be deemed to have met the in-service training requirement of

subsection (1) of this section. After June 21, 2001, an elected jailer shall meet the

requirements of subsection (1) of this section to retain Kentucky Law Enforcement

Foundation Program Fund eligibility.
KRS § 311.928 — KY Code / Title XXVI / Chapter 311 / Section 311.928
311.928 Limitation on construction of KRS 311.900 to 311.928
Status: in_force

311.928 Limitation on construction of KRS 311.900 to 311.928.

No provision of KRS 311.900 to 311.928 shall be construed so as to limit or prevent any

person duly licensed or certified under the laws of this state from practicing the

profession for which he was licensed or certified.
KRS § 376.340 — KY Code / Title XXXI / Chapter 376 / Section 376.340
376.340 Lien of keeper of hotel, inn, boarding house or house of private entertainment on personal property of guest for charges
Status: in_force

376.340 Lien of keeper of hotel, inn, boarding house or house of private

entertainment on personal property of guest for charges.

Any keeper of a hotel, inn, boarding house or house of private entertainment shall have a

lien on all baggage and other personal property owned and brought in by the person

receiving board, nursing, care or attention from the landlord, for the contract price of the

service received, or, if no contract price is set, for a reasonable price.
KRS § 329.080 — KY Code / Title XXVI / Chapter 329 / Section 329.080
329.080 Unlawful act of examiner not grounds to revoke license of employer -- Exception
Status: in_force

329.080 Unlawful act of examiner not grounds to revoke license of employer --

Exception.

Any unlawful act or violation of any of the provisions of this chapter, upon the part of any

examiner or trainee shall not be cause for revocation of the license of any other examiner

for whom the offending examiner may have been employed, unless it shall appear to the

satisfaction of the cabinet that the examiner has willfully aided or abetted the actions or

activities of the offending examiner or trainee.
KRS § 118.155 — KY Code / Title X / Chapter 118 / Section 118.155
118.155 Nomination of candidates serving in Armed Forces
Status: in_force

118.155 Nomination of candidates serving in Armed Forces.

(1) The provisions of KRS 118.125 shall not apply to any eligible person serving in the

Armed Forces of the United States while this country is at war. The name of such

person shall be printed on the official ballot of his party for an office for which he is

eligible in any primary election when an application has been filed on his behalf by

two (2) reputable electors of the party at whose hands he seeks the nomination.

(2) Such application shall be accompanied by a statement signed by the proposed

candidate authorizing the action of the electors.

(3) The application and the candidate's statement, herein mentioned, shall be filed in

good faith and with the proper officer at the proper time, as provided for other

candidates in primary elections.

(4) The form of such application shall be similar to that of the affidavits required of

electors in behalf of other candidates as provided in KRS 118.125.

(5) Before such a successful candidate is given a certificate of nomination, he shall file

with the county clerk of the county in which he resides a statement that during the

campaign for the nomination he did not, and while a candidate for the office will

not, knowingly violate any election law or any law relating to corrupt and fraudulent

practice in campaigns or elections in this state, and if elected will qualify for the

office.
KRS § 441.540 — KY Code / Title XL / Chapter 441 / Section 441.540
441.540 Prisoner transferred to penitentiary when violence threatened -- Officer's compensation
Status: in_force

441.540 Prisoner transferred to penitentiary when violence threatened -- Officer's

compensation.

If there exists threatened violence or intense feeling and public indignation against a

person charged with a crime and in the custody of an officer, and the Circuit Judge of the

county that has jurisdiction of the offense charged is of the opinion that the person cannot

be safely kept in the jail in that county, the Circuit Judge, with the consent of the

Governor, may order such person removed for safekeeping to the state penitentiary most

convenient to the county having jurisdiction of the offense charged. In the absence of the

Circuit Judge from the county, the District Judge of the county may exercise the powers

conferred by this section upon the Circuit Judge. The officer who makes the removal shall

be entitled to the actual expenses in making the removal, and in addition he shall receive

a fee of five dollars ($5) per day for himself and two and one-half dollars ($2.50) per day

each for not more than two (2) guards. The claim for fees and expenses shall be presented

for approval to the Circuit Court of the county having jurisdiction of the offense. The

compensation shall be allowed by the Circuit or District Judge directing the transfer and

paid out of the treasury of the responsible unit of government.
KRS § 411.320 — KY Code / Title XXXVI / Chapter 411 / Section 411.320
411.320 Circumstances under which defendant is liable
Status: in_force

411.320 Circumstances under which defendant is liable.

(1) In any product liability action, a manufacturer shall be liable only for the personal

injury, death or property damage that would have occurred if the product had been

used in its original, unaltered and unmodified condition. For the purpose of this

section, product alteration or modification shall include failure to observe routine

care and maintenance, but shall not include ordinary wear and tear. This section

shall apply to alterations or modifications made by any person or entity, except

those made in accordance with specifications or instructions furnished by the

manufacturer.

(2) In any product liability action, if the plaintiff performed an unauthorized alteration

or an unauthorized modification, and such alteration or modification was a

substantial cause of the occurrence that caused injury or damage to the plaintiff, the

defendant shall not be liable whether or not said defendant was at fault or the

product was defective.

(3) In any product liability action, if the plaintiff failed to exercise ordinary care in the

circumstances in his use of the product, and such failure was a substantial cause of

the occurrence that caused injury or damage to the plaintiff, the defendant shall not

be liable whether or not said defendant was at fault or the product was defective.
KRS § 371.160 — KY Code / Title XXX / Chapter 371 / Section 371.160
371.160 Deposit in escrow of amount held back by owner in contract involving improvement of real estate
Status: in_force

371.160 Deposit in escrow of amount held back by owner in contract involving

improvement of real estate.

Except as provided in KRS 367.620 to 367.628:

(1) If, in any contract in the amount of two million dollars ($2,000,000) or more

involving the improvement of real estate, a certain amount or percentage of the

contract is held back by the owner, that retained amount shall be deposited in a

separate escrow account with a bank or trust company authorized to do business in

the Commonwealth of Kentucky;

(2) As of the time of the deposit of the retained funds, they shall become the sole and

separate property of the contractor to whom they are owed;

(3) The escrow agent shall promptly invest all escrowed principal in obligations

selected by the escrow agent in its discretion;

(4) Upon satisfactory completion of the contract, to be evidenced by a written release

by the owner, all funds accumulated in the escrow account, together with any

interest thereon, shall be paid immediately to the contractor to whom it is owed;

(5) The escrow agent shall be compensated for its services in an amount agreed to by

the owner, contractor, and escrow agent. The compensation shall be a commercially

reasonable fee commensurate with fees being charged for handling of escrow

accounts of similar size and duration. The compensation shall be paid from the

escrow account;

(6) In the event the owner fails or refuses to execute the release provided for in

subsection (4) of this section, then the contractor shall have a cause of action

against the owner in a court of proper jurisdiction; and

(7) This section shall not apply to contracts with the Commonwealth, any city, county,

charter county government, urban-county government, unified local government, or

consolidated local government, any other political subdivision, agency, or

instrumentality of the Commonwealth, or school boards.
KRS § 65.430 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 65 / Section 65.430
65.430 Local legislative bodies may acquire interest in real property
Status: in_force

65.430 Local legislative bodies may acquire interest in real property.

To carry out the purposes of KRS 65.410 to 65.460, local legislative bodies may acquire

by purchase, gift, lease, bequest or otherwise title to or any interests or rights in real

property that will provide a means for the preservation or provision of permanent open

space land.
KRS § 247.972 — KY Code / Title XXI / Chapter 247 / Section 247.972
247.972 Termination or dissolution of corporation
Status: in_force

247.972 Termination or dissolution of corporation.

Upon the termination or dissolution of the corporation, all rights and properties of the

corporation shall pass to and be vested in the Commonwealth, subject to the rights of

lienholders and other creditors.
KRS § 131.110 — KY Code / Title XI / Chapter 131 / Section 131.110
131.110 Protest of assessment by Department of Revenue -- Review -- Appeal
Status: in_force

131.110 Protest of assessment by Department of Revenue -- Review -- Appeal.

(1) (a) The department shall mail to the taxpayer a notice of any tax assessed by it.

The assessment shall be due and payable if not protested in writing to the

department within:

1. Forty-five (45) days from the date of notice, for assessments issued prior

to July 1, 2018; and

2. Sixty (60) days from the date of notice, for assessments issued on or

after July 1, 2018.

(b) Claims for refund of paid assessments may be made under KRS 134.580 and

denials appealed under KRS 49.220.

(c) 1. The protest shall be accompanied by a supporting statement setting forth

the grounds upon which the protest is made.

2. Upon written request, the department may extend the time for filing the

supporting statement if it appears the delay is necessary and

unavoidable.

3. The refusal of the extension may be reviewed in the same manner as a

protested assessment.

(2) After a timely protest has been filed, the taxpayer may request a conference with the

department. The request shall be granted in writing stating the date and time set for

the conference. The taxpayer may appear in person or by representative. Further

conferences may be held by mutual agreement.

(3) (a) After considering the taxpayer's protest, including any matters presented at the

final conference, the department shall issue a final ruling on any matter still in

controversy, which shall be mailed to the taxpayer. The ruling shall state that

it is a final ruling of the department, generally state the issues in controversy,

the department's position thereon and set forth the procedure for prosecuting

an appeal to the Board of Tax Appeals.

(b) The taxpayer may request in writing a final ruling at any time after filing a

timely protest and supporting statement. When a final ruling is requested, the

department shall issue such ruling within thirty (30) days from the date the

request is received by the department.

(c) If a taxpayer files a timely protest in dispute of a property tax assessment

issued under KRS 136.120 to 136.180 and does not receive from the

department, within one (1) year from the date on which the protest was filed:

1. A fully executed written agreement to settle the protest as authorized

under KRS 131.030(3);

2. A final ruling in accordance with paragraphs (a) or (b) of this

subsection; or

3. Resolution and closure of the protest;

the department shall immediately issue a final ruling that accepts the

taxpayer's grounds of the protest, including the taxpayer's proposed true value

as stated in the protest.

(4) After a final ruling has been issued, the taxpayer may appeal to the Board of Tax

Appeals pursuant to the provisions of KRS 49.220.
KRS § 186.401 — KY Code / Title XVI / Chapter 186 / Section 186.401
186.401 Definitions of "driver's license," "operator's license," and "commercial driver's license."
Status: in_force

186.401 Definitions of "driver's license," "operator's license," and "commercial

driver's license."

As used in KRS 186.400 to 186.640:

(1) "Driver's license" means an operator's license issued pursuant to KRS 186.4102,

186.412, and 186.4121;

(2) "Operator's license," unless otherwise indicated, includes a motor vehicle operator's

license, a motorcycle operator's license, and a combination motor vehicle-

motorcycle license; and

(3) "Commercial driver's license" means a license issued pursuant to KRS Chapter

281A.
KRS § 67.495 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 67 / Section 67.495
67.495 Terms of bonds
Status: in_force

67.495 Terms of bonds.

All bonds issued under the provisions of KRS 67.450 to 67.550 may bear interest at a rate

or rates or method of determining rates, payable at least annually, and shall be executed in

a manner and be payable at times, not exceeding thirty (30) years from the date of issue,

and at a place as the county buildings commission determines. The bonds shall be sold in

a manner and upon the terms as the county buildings commission deems for its best

interests.
KRS § 65.694 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 65 / Section 65.694
65.694 Pledge of increments for bond payment -- Precedence of pledges
Status: in_force

65.694 Pledge of increments for bond payment -- Precedence of pledges.

Any city or county may pledge increments to the payment of increment bonds by an

ordinance adopted by the governing body or by a grant contract adopted by ordinance.

Any pledge of increments adopted under this section shall, as to the increments, but not as

to any other revenues, be superior to any other pledge of revenues for any other purpose

and shall, from the effective date of the ordinance to the termination date, supersede any

statute or ordinance regarding the application or use of increments. No ordinance in

conflict with an ordinance pledging increments shall be adopted while any increment

bonds secured by that pledge remain outstanding. Ordinances pledging increments on a

subordinate basis to any existing pledges may be adopted.
KRS § 383.120 — KY Code / Title XXXII / Chapter 383 / Section 383.120
383.120 Contract for portion of crop for rent -- Rights of landlord -- Purchasers of crops
Status: in_force

383.120 Contract for portion of crop for rent -- Rights of landlord -- Purchasers of

crops.

(1) Contracts by which a landlord is to receive a portion of the crop planted or to be

planted, as compensation for the use or rent of the land, shall vest in him the right to

such a portion of the crop when planted as he has contracted for, though the crop

may be planted or raised by a person other than the one contracted with or though a

different kind of crop than the one contracted for be planted. For the taking of or

injury to any of such crops, the landlord may recover damages against the

wrongdoer. The landlord may also have an injunction against any person to prevent

the taking or injury of his portion of the crops.

(2) This section does not bar the landlord from his right to the damages against the

person contracted with that he may sustain by reason of the land being planted

without his assent in a crop other than that contracted for, or not planted at all, or

for failure to cultivate the crop in a proper manner.

(3) This section includes a purchaser without notice of a growing crop remaining on the

premises, though severed from the land, but does not apply to a purchaser in good

faith without notice of a crop, after it has been removed for twenty (20) days from

the rented premises on which it was planted.
KRS § 40.170 — KY Code / Title V / Chapter 40 / Section 40.170
40.170 Forfeiture of right to bonus
Status: in_force

40.170 Forfeiture of right to bonus.

Any person convicted of any offense denounced in KRS 40.990 shall forfeit his or her

right, if any, to receive any payment authorized by this chapter.
KRS § 67C.109 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 67C / Section 67C.109
67C.109 Consolidated local government to have status of county and of city of the first class for the purpose of receiving government aid and grants
Status: in_force

67C.109 Consolidated local government to have status of county and of city of the

first class for the purpose of receiving government aid and grants.

For the purpose of applying for or receiving any aid or grant-in-aid from the

Commonwealth of Kentucky or the government of the United States, a consolidated local

government shall be deemed a county and shall be deemed an incorporated city of the

first class under the Constitution and general laws of the Commonwealth of Kentucky.