KRS § 109.022 Renumbered as KRS 224.887.
Section 109.022 was renumbered as KRS 224.887.
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Section 109.022 was renumbered as KRS 224.887.
Section 109.030 was repealed in 1978.
This section was renumbered as KRS 224.888.
This section was repealed in 1978.
Counties may run solid waste management facilities and contract for services, but some actions need cabinet approval and counties/districts face limits on restrictions, regulation, and certain fees.
This section lets a county plan be sent to voters if enough registered voters petition, requires the clerk and fiscal court to follow set steps, and blocks cabinet approval if at least 60% vote no.
A local government must follow notice, hearing, comment, and timing rules before changing solid waste service providers or awarding a new franchise, with limited exceptions.
A county or waste management district may hire an enforcement representative for solid waste facility compliance, and the cabinet must issue regulations and respond to violation reports within 48 hours.
County waste authorities generally may not compel a service company or its customers to produce or submit confidential business information, unless a court orders it.
This section was repealed in 1978.
This section was repealed in 1982; its former catchline referred to cities, counties, and districts joining together for solid waste disposal.
A county or waste management district may levy an annual tax, and may also use service charges, if the counties in the district authorize it.
A county or waste management district may require people in its area to use a qualifying solid waste facility, but the requirement does not apply to certain cities that meet specified conditions.
This section was repealed in 1978.
This section was renumbered as KRS 109.072.
This section was repealed in 2002.
A solid waste management facility handling waste generated outside its county or district is generally not subject to local assessments, fees, permitting, or other authorization requirements from the county or district where the waste was generated.
This section was repealed in 1978.
Section 109.071 was renumbered as KRS 109.115.
A county may be designated as a solid waste management area if it fits the chapter’s policy and the department approves.
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