§ 74.010 Creation of a water district
§ 74.012 Water district — Creation — Application to Public Service Commission — Hearing — Conditions
§ 74.020 Appointment of commissioners — Number — Terms — Removal — Vacancies — Organization — Bond — Compensation — Mandatory training — Notice of vacancy
§ 74.025 Removal of district water commissioner — Causes
§ 74.030 Legal services — Payment
§ 74.040 Chief executive officer — Employees — Expenses — Salary
§ 74.050 Treasurer — Duties — Compensation — Bond
§ 74.070 Duties and powers of commission — Corporate powers of water district exercised by or under authority of commission
§ 74.075 Establishment of fire protection district by water district
§ 74.076 Limits — Commissioners
§ 74.077 Postponement of organization pending decision on prior action
§ 74.080 Rates and regulations
§ 74.090 Condemnation
§ 74.100 Acquisition of existing systems — Extension of mains and laterals — How paid for
§ 74.110 Change of districts — Procedure — Deficit
§ 74.115 Extension of district into adjoining county
§ 74.120 Incorporated city may be included in district — Consent — Contract with city
§ 74.130 Classification of lands for assessments — Report
§ 74.140 Acceptance of report — Notice — Final hearing
§ 74.150 Assessment roll — Statement of costs — Hearing — Final order — Appeal
§ 74.160 Striking assessments from roll — Procedure
§ 74.170 Payment of assessments in thirty days — Constructive consent to bond issue or loan
§ 74.175 Deferred assessments — Limitation on actions
§ 74.177 Extension of water service to agricultural district land — Deferral of assessment — Payment of service connection costs
§ 74.180 Issuance of bonds or temporary financing of unpaid assessments
§ 74.190 Collection of unpaid installments — Sale of land — Redemption — Settlement with collecting officers — Fees
§ 74.200 Modification of assessment — Relevy
§ 74.210 Lien of assessments
§ 74.220 Assessment roll as evidence — Enforcement of liens — Proceedings — Costs
§ 74.230 Effect of irregularity — Exclusive remedies — Effect of release
§ 74.240 Record of expenses to be kept — Apportionment of expenses — Financial report to consumers — Books to be open for inspection
§ 74.280 Additions may be acquired
§ 74.290 Issuance of bonds for additions
§ 74.300 Payment of bonds for additions — Operating and depreciation funds
§ 74.310 Receiver on default
§ 74.320 Refunding bonds authorized
§ 74.330 Issuance — Form of bonds — Signatures
§ 74.340 Interest payments and repurchase of bonds out of sinking fund — Bonds negotiable and nontaxable
§ 74.350 County may pay part costs
§ 74.360 Manner of giving notices required by this chapter
§ 74.361 Merger of water districts — Hearing — Orders
§ 74.363 Merger of water districts — Board of resulting district — Transfer of assets — Payment of obligations
§ 74.367 Discontinuance of water district — Procedure
§ 74.370 Construction, acquisition or enlargement of system by issuance of revenue bonds or by a combination of bonds and assessments
§ 74.380 Refunding assessment bonds with revenue bonds
§ 74.390 Revenue bond plan is alternative
§ 74.395 Financing of an expansion of water district system — Plan for expansion project — Applicability
§ 74.400 District may acquire, develop, maintain and operate gas system — Procedure
§ 74.401 Gas system established only if primary supply in district or county
§ 74.405 Gas distribution system to be administered by water commissioners
§ 74.407 Operation of sewage disposal systems — Water district’s powers to enforce collection of lawful rates and charges — Agreement to acquire property outside boundaries
§ 74.408 Board to determine order in which water, gas or sewage service is to be commenced
§ 74.410 Revenue bonds may be issued as provided in KRS 58.010 to 58.140
§ 74.412 Extending lines through territory of other political subdivision
§ 74.414 Contract with other municipality or district for services
§ 74.415 Commissioners may consider installation of fire hydrants on new or extended water lines
§ 74.420 Definitions for KRS 74.420 to 74.520
§ 74.430 Authority for joint operation of water sources
§ 74.440 Procedure for creation of water commission
§ 74.450 Membership of water commission — Term — Compensation — Removal — Status
§ 74.460 Organization of commission — Powers and duties — Authority to acquire water supply — Obligations
§ 74.470 Authority to issue revenue bonds
§ 74.480 Exclusive water supply — Basis for establishing rate, charges
§ 74.490 Commission may contract to supply other public bodies
§ 74.500 Procedure for participation by other city or water districts
§ 74.510 Commission declared not to constitute a utility
§ 74.520 Construction of KRS 74.420 to 74.520
§ 74.990 Penalties
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  • City: includes town. See Kentucky Statutes 446.010
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  • Lien: A claim against real or personal property in satisfaction of a debt.
  • Month: means calendar month. See Kentucky Statutes 446.010
  • Obligation: An order placed, contract awarded, service received, or similar transaction during a given period that will require payments during the same or a future period.
  • Oversight: Committee review of the activities of a Federal agency or program.
  • Owner: when applied to any animal, means any person having a property interest in such animal. See Kentucky Statutes 446.010
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  • real estate: includes lands, tenements, and hereditaments and all rights thereto and interest therein, other than a chattel interest. See Kentucky Statutes 446.010
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  • Treatment: when used in a criminal justice context, means targeted interventions
    that focus on criminal risk factors in order to reduce the likelihood of criminal behavior. See Kentucky Statutes 446.010
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  • Violate: includes failure to comply with. See Kentucky Statutes 446.010
  • Year: means calendar year. See Kentucky Statutes 446.010