KRS § 220.080 Boundary of proposed district -- Investigation -- Change -- Inclusion of city property restricted.
The commissioner must investigate the proposed district boundary after a petition is filed, and may arrange surveys at the petitioners’ cost. If the boundary changes materially, the petitioners must get signatures from 60% of the freeholders or owners in the adjusted area. Certain city bodies must decide by ordinance w
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The commissioner must investigate the proposed district boundary after a petition is filed, and may arrange surveys at the petitioners’ cost. If the boundary changes materially, the petitioners must get signatures from 60% of the freeholders or owners in the adjusted area. Certain city bodies must decide by ordinance whether city property or city areas are included in a sanitation district and whether the city will pay district charges.
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KRS § 220.080 Boundary of proposed district -- Investigation -- Change -- Inclusion of city property restricted.
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