Title IX, Counties, Cities, and Other Local Units

without approved plan as of March 15, 1992. (1) As to any county for which an initial county or area solid waste management plan was not approved by the cabinet as of March 15, 1992, a county solid waste management plan submitted to the cabinet shall not become effective if fifty…

service providers or award of a new franchise for provision of solid waste management services. (1) (a) A local government shall not: 1. Commence solid waste management services that would have the effect of prohibiting a service company from continuing to provide services that i…

(1) A county or waste management district may employ an enforcement representative to ensure compliance with applicable administrative regulations of the cabinet relating to construction and operation of solid waste management facilities. The local government representative shall…

(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; …

(1) Any county or waste management district, if authorized by all the counties that comprise the district, may levy an annual tax, not to exceed ten cents ($0.10) on each one hundred dollars ($100) of assessed valuation of real property within the area subject to taxation for cou…

Any county or waste management district may require the use of any solid waste management facility or other facility, meeting the standards of the department set by regulations issued pursuant to KRS Chapter 224 by all persons situated within the geographical boundaries thereof; …

management district where waste was generated -- Exemption. (1) Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary, except as provided in subsection (2) of this section, a solid waste management facility that is collecting, storing, transporting, transferring, processing, treat…

Where it is consistent with the policy set forth in this chapter and approved by the department one (1) county may be designated as a solid waste management area.

solid waste. When two (2) or more counties join with each other in the management or solely in the collection or solely in the disposal of solid waste in accordance with the state solid waste management plan they may cause a contract to be prepared and executed which shall set fo…

removal -- Board of directors in county not containing a consolidated local government -- Board of directors in county containing a consolidated local government. (1) A single county, or two (2) or more counties may create a waste management district in accordance with the proced…

in those counties containing a consolidated local government and those counties that do not. (1) In counties not containing a consolidated local government, the board may adopt such rules and regulations as are necessary to carry out the purposes for which the waste management di…

All funds derived from taxes, service charges, sales or other income resulting from the operation of a waste management district shall if collected or held by another person be paid to and expended by the district to carry out its duties, functions, and responsibilities.

The waste management district may acquire by bequest, gift, grant or purchase such real and personal property or any interest therein as may be necessary to accomplish its purposes. Title to all property acquired by the waste management district shall be vested solely in the name…

The board may by resolution recite the need, order the condemnation on behalf of the waste management district of any real property or interest therein that in the opinion of the board is necessary for the proposed construction or use of a solid waste management facility. Proceed…

For the purpose of acquiring, creating and maintaining collection systems and solid waste management facilities any waste management district may pursuant to the provisions of KRS Chapter 58 borrow money and issue negotiable revenue bonds.

Garbage and refuse districts established pursuant to this chapter prior to June 17, 1978, whether de jure or de facto, unless the cabinet finds that such do not comply with the Federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act as amended and with the state solid waste management pla…

of approved plan. (1) No provision of this chapter shall preclude a city from providing solid waste management services pending implementation of the approved solid waste management plan submitted by a county or district pursuant to KRS 224.43-340. Any county or waste management …

-- Dissolution or modification of districts. (1) When the citizens of a county desire to have such county establish a solid waste management plan and as of January 1, 1984, the fiscal court has failed to establish a plan, a number of citizens equivalent to ten percent (10%) of th…

(1) In urban-county governments powers delegated in this chapter to the county judge/executive shall be exercised by the official in whom the chief executive power is vested. (2) In urban-county governments powers delegated in this chapter to the fiscal court shall be exercised b…

(1) It is the purpose of KRS 109.310 to 109.320 to further the intention of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky as expressed in KRS 109.011 that the primary responsibility for adequate solid waste collection, disposal and resource recovery rests with counties, an…

tax bill -- Notice -- Waiver if owner of property is not the occupant -- Assessment of fines or fees. (1) A county or urban-county government may collect solid waste pick-up fees which are delinquent three (3) consecutive months or more by combining the delinquent fees with the p…