Title IX, Counties, Cities, and Other Local Units

The commission may acquire, by gift, purchase, lease or condemnation, any real or personal property situated wholly within the city or county, or any interest, franchise, easement, right or privilege in the city or county, of any buildings, tools, machinery, materials or supplies…

All work to be done or supplies or materials to be purchased involving an expenditure of five hundred dollars ($500) or more shall be awarded by contract to the lowest and best bidder, but the commission may reject any bid. The commission may do any part of the work, under such c…

(1) In order to provide sufficient funds for maintaining the memorial and for carrying on the work of the commission the city legislative body in cities of the first class shall annually appropriate from the general fund of the city such sums as in the judgment of the legislative…

Except with the approval of the city legislative body, the commission shall not incur for maintenance purposes of the memorial, or permit the incurrence of, any liability or expense exceeding the total funds derived or to be derived for any fiscal year by appropriation from the c…

fund -- Compliance with KRS 65A.010 to 65A.090. (1) The fiscal year of the commission shall be the same as that of the city. The commission shall, each May, prepare and certify to the mayor, to be by him transmitted to the legislative body, a statement showing the total funds tha…

Within sixty (60) days after the close of each fiscal year the commission shall make a full, detailed report to the mayor of the city, showing all the financial operations and the general scope of the operations of the commission and of the memorial during the preceding fiscal ye…

The commission may use and permit the use of the memorial for conventions, theatrical and musical performances, public entertainments and other like meetings or assemblages, and may collect reasonable charges therefor, except where such use is for purposes of such a distinct civi…

The commission may accept gifts of property of any description, for any of the purposes of the commission, if the gift is accompanied by a suitable instrument, executed by the donor, setting forth the purposes for which the gift is made. The gift or the proceeds thereof when redu…

Bonds issued pursuant to Chapter 23 of the Acts of 1922 shall be placed under the control of the commission, which shall determine when, and at what price and how they shall be sold. Any premium obtained from the sale of the bonds shall constitute a part of the sinking fund for t…

After the bonds issued pursuant to Chapter 23 of the Acts of 1922 are fully paid, the commission, with the mayor's approval, may annually set aside a portion of the income derived from the operation of the memorial, and it shall be either deposited, at interest, in banks or trust…

All legal services or advice required by the commission shall be rendered by the city attorney and his assistants, without additional compensation.

The department of public welfare of cities of the first class shall be under the supervision and direction of a director to be designated director of welfare, and shall, except as otherwise provided by law, have exclusive control, under the acts of the General Assembly and the or…

recipients -- Time limit upon claim. Any department of public welfare established under the provisions of KRS 83.570 and KRS 98.010 may recover from any person who receives general assistance in the form of money payments an amount equal to the sum of such money payments, and suc…

Upon the death of any person who has been paid general assistance by or through the department of public welfare of a city of the first class, said city shall have a claim against the estate of the deceased for all amounts of general assistance paid to him or on his behalf. The c…

-- Filing, recording and indexing -- Filing fee -- Enforceability of lien -- Waiver -- Precipitation. (1) On and after July 1, 1952 a city of the first class shall have a lien upon all real estate and rights to real estate belonging to or thereafter acquired by any recipient of g…

institution. If any inmate or patient of any institution operated under the provisions of KRS 83.570, except the city workhouse, who is eligible for admission to said institution under the ordinances of the city and rules and regulations of the city's department of public welfare…

The legislative body of any city of the first class may, by ordinance, locate any of its institutions that are under the supervision of the department of public safety, the department of public welfare or the department of health upon land owned by the city, or hereafter provided…

When the legislative body of any city of the first class desires to construct a new hospital or a new home for the aged and infirm or desires to reconstruct, improve, alter, extend or repair any existing hospital or home for the aged and infirm, and to equip and furnish such buil…

If there is no building commission, of the type contemplated by this section, in the city of the first class, the legislative body of the city may, by ordinance, request the mayor to appoint building commissioners. The ordinance shall define in general terms the work proposed to …

The building commission shall consist of four (4) appointive members, and the mayor of the city ex officio. Each appointive member shall be at least twenty-five (25) years of age and reside within the city or the county in which the city is located, and be the owner of real estat…

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 commi…

(1) Each commission shall elect a chairman from the appointed members, and a secretary and treasurer not a member of the commission, who shall hold the combined offices at the pleasure of a majority of the commission and receive a salary to be fixed by the commission. It may also…

(1) The commission may: (a) Make such preliminary investigations and do such preliminary work as should, in its judgment, precede the actual construction of the building or improvement. (b) Determine upon a proper site for the building or improvement. If the city owns a public bu…

(1) The commission shall examine methods of constructing, equipping and furnishing buildings or improvements of the type contemplated so as to determine the plan that will best answer the needs of the city, taking into consideration its probable growth. (2) When the commission ha…

All work done or supplies or materials purchased in carrying out the purposes of KRS 98.040 to 98.170, when involving an expenditure of five hundred dollars ($500) or more, shall be by contract awarded to the lowest and best bidder. All bids or parts of bids for any such work or …

(1) In order to provide money for the building and improvements, the legislative body of the city may, at any time and as often as it deems necessary, adopt an ordinance submitting to the voters of the city at any regular election the question whether bonds of the city shall be i…

If the voters of the city vote in favor of issuing the bonds, they shall, when issued, be placed under the control of the commission, which shall determine when and at what price and how they shall be sold. No bonds shall be sold for less than par, and any premiums and accrued in…

(1) All disbursements of the commission, including compensation to its members, officers and employees, shall come out of the proceeds of the sale of the bonds, or out of an appropriation by the city. (2) The legislative body of the city may make an appropriation to the commissio…

When the commission decides that any building or improvement, or any distinct portion thereof, has been completed and is ready for actual use, the commission shall notify the department of the city that has charge of buildings or improvements of the character of the one (1) compl…

(1) If a commission is in existence at the time a bond issue is authorized, the commission and its successors shall continue any work provided for in KRS 98.040 to 98.170, and shall have all the rights granted to the commission in the first instance. All of its property of every …

(1) If the work upon which a commission is engaged is completed and no further work is contemplated within a definite time, the director of works shall notify the mayor and legislative body of the city, and the mayor and legislative body shall forthwith decide whether the commiss…

combined welfare organization. The fiscal court of any county containing a city of the first class and the legislative body of any city of the first class in the county may, upon their joint action, combine, consolidate and jointly control, the departments, boards and other organ…

department of welfare -- Consolidated local government may establish department of welfare -- Employees. In each county containing a city of the first class, the fiscal court of the county may, by resolution, establish a department of welfare to be governed by the provisions of K…

- Qualifications -- Powers -- Duties -- Bond. The director shall be appointed by the fiscal court except in those counties containing a consolidated local government, in which case the director shall be appointed by the mayor. The director shall be trained and experienced in publ…

The department shall administer the public welfare functions of the county, which shall include, but not be limited to, public assistance, general assistance, institutional care of children and adults, social services to families and individuals, and child welfare services, excep…

of city-county children's home. By agreement between the fiscal court of the county and the mayor and the board of aldermen of the city, the department may succeed to the property and functions of the board of a city-county children's home established under Chapter 201, Kentucky …

state or local welfare function -- Agreement to be in writing. (1) The department may administer or assist in administering any state or local public welfare function by agreement between the fiscal court and the legislative body or officers, department, or agency in which the re…

board -- Number -- Term -- Compensation -- Duties. The fiscal court, except in a county containing a consolidated local government, in which case it shall be the mayor pursuant to the provisions of KRS 67C.139, shall appoint a bipartisan county welfare advisory board of not less …

All property used in the functions of the department shall be property of the county except as provided in any contract or agreement executed pursuant to KRS 98.330 and 98.340.

The personnel of the department, except the director of welfare and his private secretary, shall be in the classified service from the date of the establishment of the department; and until such time as the county has an appropriate civil service facility, the positions and place…

by reason of requirement of KRS 98.370. The fiscal court shall reimburse the city of the first class for costs incurred by the city civil service board by reason of the requirement of KRS 98.370, as may be provided for in any agreements executed pursuant to KRS 98.330 to 98.390.

The provisions of Kentucky Revised Statutes, Chapter 201, relating to the establishment of a board for city and county children's home, shall be suspended upon the transfer of control of the functions and property of said board as provided in KRS 98.330, during the term of such a…

This chapter may be cited as the "Neighborhood Redevelopment Act."

(1) The following terms, whenever used or referred to in KRS 99.010 to 99.310 shall, unless a different intent clearly appears from the context, be construed as follows: (a) "Area" means a portion of a city which a planning commission has found or shall find to be substandard or …

As used in this chapter unless the context otherwise requires: (1) "Corporation" means the Kentucky Housing Corporation; (2) "Executive director" means the executive director of the Kentucky Housing Corporation; (3) "Insurer" means any company qualified to write mortgage guaranty…

(1) Any local government may by ordinance establish one (1) or more neighborhood redevelopment zones. Such zones shall be substantially residential in character and shall consist chiefly of residential buildings at least twenty-five (25) years of age. To be eligible for designati…