Title XVIII, Public Health

All meetings of the authority shall be public, and the records of the authority shall be open to public inspection at all reasonable times except as otherwise provided in this section. All final actions of the authority shall be journalized, and such journal shall also be open to…

Subsequently renumbered as KRS 224.43-010, effective 1991.

Catchline at repeal: Regulations restriction.

Subsequently renumbered as KRS 224.40-100, effective 1991.

(1) The Kentucky Infrastructure Authority may finance pollution control facilities in the manner provided by KRS 103.246. For such purposes, the terms "city" and "county" as used in KRS 103.246 shall also mean and refer to the Kentucky Infrastructure Authority. (2) The authority …

Catchline at repeal: Household waste excepted.

Subsequently renumbered as KRS 224.40-340, effective 1991.

All local governments may develop, adopt, and maintain a comprehensive program of noise regulation. A program may include a study of the noise problems resulting from uses and activities within its jurisdiction and the development and adoption of a noise control plan.

prohibited. No person shall modify the exhaust system of a motor vehicle in a manner which will amplify or increase the noise emitted by the motor of such vehicle, above that emitted by the muffler originally installed on the vehicle and the original muffler shall comply with all…

services in the Commonwealth -- Transfer of responsibility -- Administrative regulations. (1) The General Assembly finds that it is necessary to encourage regionalization, consolidation, and partnerships among governmental agencies, and private parties when appropriate, with the …

Within twelve (12) months of July 14, 2000, each area development district shall establish water management areas. The entire area within the area development district shall be included in one (1) or more water management areas. The area development district may determine the bou…

within infrastructure revolving fund. A water and wastewater service regionalization account is established within the infrastructure revolving fund. The purpose of the account shall be to enhance the effectiveness, reliability, and resilience of the state's water and wastewater …

infrastructure projects. (1) The authority shall require the following as conditions for receiving assistance from any fund administered by the authority for infrastructure projects related to water and wastewater service: (a) Establishment and use of a financial accounting syste…

develop or maintain asset management plans -- Loans forgiven. (1) The authority shall establish a program to assist governmental agencies in detecting water loss from distribution lines or develop or maintain asset management plans. This may include contracting with third parties…

and wastewater systems and elimination of duplication. (1) The authority shall establish an incentive program that allocates funds from the water and wastewater service regionalization account that encourages the regionalization, merger, and consolidation of water and wastewater …

Catchline at repeal: Definitions.

improve water service to needy areas -- Funding priorities. (1) The authority shall develop an incentive program that allocates funds to encourage new infrastructure projects to provide service to unserved areas and improve service to underserved areas of the state. The incentive…

projects. (1) In furtherance of the goal of making access to public water and wastewater systems more resilient and available to the public, the General Assembly finds and declares that governmental agencies should provide to water and wastewater systems the requisite financial r…

(1) The water management assistance fund shall be established in the State Treasury and shall be administered by the authority. (2) The fund shall be a dedicated fund, and all moneys in the fund shall be allocated for and dedicated to providing financial assistance for both capit…

Wastewater Assistance for Troubled or Economically Restrained Systems (WWATERS) Program -- Purpose -- Duties -- Application for funding -- Evaluation of application -- Annual report. (1) As used in KRS 224A.320 to 224A.325: (a) "Board" means the Kentucky Infrastructure Authority …

restrained systems fund. (1) The Kentucky water and wastewater assistance for troubled or economically restrained systems fund is hereby established in the State Treasury and shall be administered by the authority. (2) The fund shall be a dedicated revolving fund, and all moneys …

economically restrained systems fund. (1) The emergency Kentucky water and wastewater assistance for troubled or economically restrained systems fund is hereby established in the State Treasury and shall be administered by the authority. (2) The fund shall be a dedicated revolvin…

Catchline at repeal: Registration of persons whose business contributes to pollution required, when.

Catchline at repeal: Regulation of equipment to prevent pollution.

Catchline at repeal: Inspection of premises -- Interference unlawful.

Catchline at repeal: Reports and records confidential -- Limits on use.

Catchline at repeal: Orders for cessation of violation -- Hearings.

dump prohibited -- Exception -- Compliance with regulations required -- Damages for noncompliance -- Ordinances against open dumping. (1) No person shall transport to or dispose of waste at any site or facility other than a site or facility for which a permit for waste disposal h…

solid waste disposal facilities -- Administrative regulations. (1) The cabinet may accept the mechanisms for financial assurance for closure, post- closure care, and corrective action for solid waste disposal facilities allowed under federal administrative regulations promulgated…

demolition waste at sites initially no larger than one acre -- Requirements for increase of size of site to no more than two acres. (1) The cabinet shall permit the off-site disposal of construction or demolition waste at a site initially no larger than one (1) acre if, as a mini…