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Local governments may add certain delinquent solid waste pickup fees to the property tax bill, but must give written notice first and must waive the fee in some owner-not-occupant cases.
The Governor may use the mansion, its furniture, and the premises without paying rent.
This section was repealed in 1980.
This section creates the Historic Properties Advisory Commission and two trust funds, defines the state curator, and lets the Division of Historic Properties publish materials and charge a reasonable fee.
The commission has regular meeting and inspection duties, must keep property inventories and records, and cannot approve permanent display changes in the New State Capitol rotunda without prior legislative approval.
If a privately funded McConnell statue, monument, or artwork is donated to Kentucky, the state curator must accept it for display, the commission must reserve a place for it in the Capitol rotunda, and the commission and facilities department must carry out installation and display when the Capitol reopens after renova
This section was repealed in 1956.
The Finance and Administration Cabinet may establish a gift shop in the New State Capitol, and the shop’s goods must meet U.S.-made and Kentucky-resident inventory requirements.
The Governor may appoint staff for his office, and the Secretary to the Governor’s Executive Cabinet is appointed by the Governor and serves at the Governor’s pleasure.
This section creates the Governor’s General Cabinet, requires it to meet when the Governor calls it, and makes the Governor its chairman.
This section creates the Governor’s Executive Cabinet, names its members and officers, and requires the cabinet to meet regularly and advise the Governor.
Section 11.066 is marked repealed.
The Office of State Budget Director must publish annual tax expenditure estimates online, and the Department of Revenue must provide nonrestricted assistance and data.
The Governor may hire qualified skilled or professional services, including auditors, accountants, clerks, and bookkeepers.
This section defines “agency” for use in KRS 11.090 to 11.110.
The Governor may order a full audit, study, or survey of any state agency at any time.
A Governor-authorized employee may require sworn information, and a person with that written authority may access state agency books, files, records, and accounts needed to do assigned duties.
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