§ 147.070 State planning functions of Governor’s Cabinet
§ 147.075 State Planning Committee
§ 147.090 Preparation and coordination of major state improvement projects
§ 147.100 Miscellaneous projects
§ 147.110 Use of federal funds and state planning funds
§ 147.120 Records — Employees — Expenses
§ 147.610 Authority to establish area planning commission
§ 147.620 Procedure for establishment, alteration, or dissolution of commission
§ 147.630 Commission membership — Officers — Quorum — Meetings
§ 147.635 Budget — Annual audit — Compliance with KRS 65A.010 to 65A.090
§ 147.640 Area council — Membership — Relation to commission
§ 147.660 Corporate character of commission — Power to levy tax and accept funds
§ 147.670 Additional powers and duties of commission
§ 147.673 Application filing requirements when city or county located within territory of commission and planning unit — Hearing — Notice and publication — Review
§ 147.675 Advisory capacity of area commission
§ 147.680 Prohibition of construction by public agency without commission’s review and recommendations
§ 147.705 Information to be furnished to commission
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Terms Used In Kentucky Statutes > Chapter 147 - State and Area Planning -- Regional Development

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