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KRS § 97.445 Repealed, 1966.
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This section was repealed in 1966.
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Section 97.450 was repealed in 1956.
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Cities operating under the referenced KRS provisions must have a Board of Park Commissioners.
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The park commissioners board is advisory only and must elect officers, adopt rules, set meeting times and places, advise the city’s legislative body, and promote use of park facilities.
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The city legislative body may adopt ordinances to provide for special park police.
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This section says KRS 97.425 to 97.485 must not be interpreted as conflicting with KRS 97.020.
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Section 97.490 was repealed in 1956.
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This section was repealed in 1956; the former catchline was “Special park police.”
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This section is marked repealed.
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This section was repealed in 1956; the remaining text is a repeal history note with an old catchline.
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A city’s legislative body may use ordinances to acquire, establish, maintain, regulate, and fund public cemeteries, parks, squares, avenues, promenades, and fountains.
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A city’s legislative body may order condemnation of property for cemetery or park purposes if it believes the property is needed and cannot buy it from the owner.
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Certain local governments may buy or receive land for public parks or playgrounds, and specified local bodies may appoint a park board.
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Board appointees must appear before the city clerk and take an oath covering faithful performance and conflict restrictions.
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Board members must meet and choose a president and secretary, and do so again each year.
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The board must manage and control the city’s parks and playgrounds, improve them, provide playground equipment, and ensure proper lighting.
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Cities, counties, charter counties, and urban-county governments may levy a park tax up to $0.05 per $100 of taxable property, but only after voter referendum approval unless a stated grandfather exception applies.