1986
KRS § 99.765 Repealed, 1986.
This section was repealed in 1986.
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1994
KRS § 99.770 Repealed, 1994.
This section was repealed in 1994.
2000
KRS § 99.771 Repealed, 2000.
This section was repealed in 2000.
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KRS § 99.780 Legislative findings.
The legislature finds that abandoned and blighted buildings harm communities, and that courts should be able to appoint a conservator when an owner fails to keep such a building in required code compliance.
- Code compliance
- Property rehabilitation
- Urban revitalization
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KRS § 99.785 Definitions for KRS 99.780 to 99.855.
This section defines terms used in KRS 99.780 to 99.855.
- Building rehabilitation
- Property definitions
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KRS § 99.790 Petition for appointment of conservator for abandoned and blighted building.
A city or county may file a petition in circuit court to appoint a conservator for an abandoned and blighted building, and the petitioner must attach specified information and file a lis pendens notice.
- Abandoned buildings
- Blighted property
- Conservatorship petition
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KRS § 99.795 Service of process -- Notice.
The petitioner must notify parties in interest and nearby property owners of the hearing date.
- Notice
- Service of process
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KRS § 99.800 Hearing -- Conditions for eligibility of conservatorship.
The court must hold a hearing on a petition. A party in interest may be heard and may present evidence. The court may appoint a conservator only if the listed conditions are met.
- Court hearings
- Property conservatorship
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KRS § 99.805 Appointment of conservator -- Bond -- Removal.
The court may appoint a conservator, require a bond, and remove a conservator in stated circumstances.
- Bond
- Court-appointed conservator
- Removal
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KRS § 99.810 Abatement by owner -- Bond -- Failure to abate -- Petition costs.
The court may let the owner fix the conditions, may require a bond, must set a backstop order for a conservator if deadlines are missed, and the owner must reimburse petition costs in some cases.
- Abatement
- Bond
- Conservatorship
- Petition costs
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KRS § 99.815 Powers and duties of conservator -- Obligations of owner -- Sale or transfer of property by owner subject to conservatorship.
The conservator gets broad powers to manage and rehabilitate the building, and the owner keeps liability and tax/payment obligations. Any sale or transfer by the owner during the conservatorship remains subject to the conservatorship.
- Building compliance
- Conservatorship
- Property management
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KRS § 99.820 Authority to incur debt to fulfill conservator obligations.
A conservator may borrow money or incur debt to pay rehabilitation costs or fulfill obligations, and the court must give priority status to the lien securing that debt.
- Debt financing
- Rehabilitation costs
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KRS § 99.825 Obligations of conservator while in possession of property -- Final plan for abatement -- Status report -- Full accounting upon implementation -- Petition to terminate conservatorship through sale.
A conservator in possession of a building must maintain and protect the property, prepare and carry out a final abatement plan, and submit required reports and accounting to the court and interested parties.
- Conservatorship
- Court reporting
- Property rehabilitation
2026
KRS § 99.830 Plan for demolition of building -- Required evidence -- Salvage of reusable materials -- Full accounting -- Petition to terminate conservatorship through sale. (Effective July 15, 2026)
If rehabilitation is not feasible at a reasonable cost, the conservator may propose demolition, must salvage reusable materials and keep records, and parties in interest may request a hearing within 30 days.
- Conservatorship
- Court procedure
- Demolition
- Salvage
2026
KRS § 99.830 Plan for demolition of building -- Required evidence -- Salvage of reusable materials -- Full accounting -- Petition to terminate conservatorship through sale. (Effective until July 15, 2026)
A conservator may propose demolishing a building if no feasible rehabilitation plan exists, and must follow salvage, recordkeeping, accounting, and notice steps.
- Accounting
- Building demolition
- Court petition
- Rehabilitation
- Salvage materials
2026
KRS § 99.835 Sale of property by private sale, public auction, other means subject to court order -- Evidence of value of property -- Conditions for sale. (Effective July 15, 2026)
The court may authorize a conservator to sell property, and the conservator must give the court required sale details and follow court-approved procedures.
- Auction
- Court approval
- Lien priority
- Property sale
2026
KRS § 99.835 Sale of property by private sale, public auction, other means subject to court order -- Evidence of value of property -- Conditions for sale. (Effective until July 15, 2026)
The court may approve and supervise a conservator’s sale of property, and the conservator must give the court required sale details and follow court-approved sale procedures.
- Court-supervised sale
- Lien priority
- Sale of property
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KRS § 99.840 Distribution of sale proceeds -- Delivery of deed to purchaser -- Report to court and interested parties.
After a court-confirmed sale, the conservator must deliver the deed within 10 days and then report the sale to the court and interested parties as soon as reasonably possible.
- Court reporting
- Deed delivery
- Sale proceeds distribution
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KRS § 99.845 Termination of conservatorship.
The court may end a conservatorship if a party in interest or the conservator asks and the listed conditions are met.
- Termination of conservatorship
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