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KRS § 104.400 Repealed, 1966.
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Section 104.400 was repealed in 1966.
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Section 104.400 was repealed in 1966.
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This section was repealed in 1966; the text only preserves its former catchline and history.
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This section was repealed in 1966.
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This section was repealed in 1964.
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Section 104.420 was repealed in 1966.
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Section 104.430 was repealed in 1966.
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Section 104.433 is marked repealed, with repeal and creation history noted.
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Section 104.437 was repealed in 1966.
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This section is repealed.
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This section was repealed in 1966.
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This section was repealed in 1966.
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This section defines key terms used in KRS 104.450 to 104.680.
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The secretary for energy and environment may establish flood control districts, but only in accordance with KRS 104.450 to 104.680.
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A flood control district may be established to maintain and operate flood control works, and its boundaries are set by the floodwall or levee and a matching contour line on the land behind it.
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A flood control district cannot be established until a petition with enough valid freeholder signatures is filed, and the secretary must check ownership and signature genuineness.
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A petition to organize a flood control district must include the district name, the need for the works, a description of the works and territory, and a prayer for organization.
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The secretary may allow a petition to be amended to match the facts, but may not add or remove area except as allowed by KRS 104.520.
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Petitioners must post a bond or deposit enough cash or securities to cover the proceeding’s costs, and the secretary may require more if the first security seems insufficient.
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The secretary must investigate a proposed district boundary when a petition is filed, may order surveys at the petitioners’ cost, and petitioners may need signatures from 70% of owners/freeholders if the boundary changes materially. A city with 8,000+ population may be included only if its governing body decides by ord
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The secretary must publish notice of an application to create a flood control district when the petition threshold and boundary conditions are met.