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76.232 Establishment of joint sewer agency by city of second to sixth class with
county or sanitation district.
(1) A city of the third to sixth class together with the county in which it is located or
together with the sanitation district, or any city of the second class together with the <br>county in which it is located or together with the sanitation district, as an alternative <br>to establishing a metropolitan sewer district under KRS 76.010, may jointly <br>establish a sewer agency for the purpose of providing sewer and drainage facilities <br>within the city and the county or within the city and the sanitation district.
(2) In order to establish a joint sewer agency under this section, the legislative body of
the city, the fiscal court of the county, or the governing body of the sanitation <br>district may vote to merge any existing agency or sanitation district or any portion <br>thereof into the jointly established sewer agency or into an existing city or county <br>sewer agency. If the legislative body of the city, fiscal court of the county, or <br>governing body of the sanitation district determines to merge an existing agency or <br>sanitation district into the joint sewer agency, it shall determine a method to satisfy <br>any legal obligations of the existing agency or sanitation district which might be <br>affected.
(3) A joint sewer agency shall be established upon the enactment of identical
agreements establishing and setting out the powers of the sewer agency by all <br>parties establishing the joint sewer agency. Any agreement enacted by a city or <br>county shall be by ordinance. Any agreement enacted by a sanitation district shall be <br>done in the same manner as any other official actions taken by the sanitation <br>district.
(4) All the powers granted a metropolitan sewer district and cities of the first class by
KRS 76.010 to 76.279 may be granted by ordinance to the joint sewer agency <br>except that such powers may be restricted or qualified in order to conform to the <br>local needs of the county, city, and sanitation district.
(5) The joint sewer agency shall be administered as a separate legal entity or by a
jointly appointed administrator, joint board, or one of the merging entities, as set out <br>in the ordinance creating the joint sewer agency.
(6) The joint sewer agency may be dissolved only by adoption of an ordinance of the
legislative body of the city and the fiscal court of the county. The ordinance creating <br>the joint sewer agency shall be amended in the same manner as originally enacted.
(7) The legislative body of any city of the third to sixth class may by ordinance elect to
be within the jurisdiction of a joint sewer agency established pursuant to this <br>section.
Effective: July 15, 1998 <br>History: Created 1998 Ky. Acts ch. 36, sec. 1, effective July 15, 1998.
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76.232 Establishment of joint sewer agency by city of second to sixth class with
county or sanitation district.
(1) A city of the third to sixth class together with the county in which it is located or
together with the sanitation district, or any city of the second class together with the <br>county in which it is located or together with the sanitation district, as an alternative <br>to establishing a metropolitan sewer district under KRS 76.010, may jointly <br>establish a sewer agency for the purpose of providing sewer and drainage facilities <br>within the city and the county or within the city and the sanitation district.
(2) In order to establish a joint sewer agency under this section, the legislative body of
the city, the fiscal court of the county, or the governing body of the sanitation <br>district may vote to merge any existing agency or sanitation district or any portion <br>thereof into the jointly established sewer agency or into an existing city or county <br>sewer agency. If the legislative body of the city, fiscal court of the county, or <br>governing body of the sanitation district determines to merge an existing agency or <br>sanitation district into the joint sewer agency, it shall determine a method to satisfy <br>any legal obligations of the existing agency or sanitation district which might be <br>affected.
(3) A joint sewer agency shall be established upon the enactment of identical
agreements establishing and setting out the powers of the sewer agency by all <br>parties establishing the joint sewer agency. Any agreement enacted by a city or <br>county shall be by ordinance. Any agreement enacted by a sanitation district shall be <br>done in the same manner as any other official actions taken by the sanitation <br>district.
(4) All the powers granted a metropolitan sewer district and cities of the first class by
KRS 76.010 to 76.279 may be granted by ordinance to the joint sewer agency <br>except that such powers may be restricted or qualified in order to conform to the <br>local needs of the county, city, and sanitation district.
(5) The joint sewer agency shall be administered as a separate legal entity or by a
jointly appointed administrator, joint board, or one of the merging entities, as set out <br>in the ordinance creating the joint sewer agency.
(6) The joint sewer agency may be dissolved only by adoption of an ordinance of the
legislative body of the city and the fiscal court of the county. The ordinance creating <br>the joint sewer agency shall be amended in the same manner as originally enacted.
(7) The legislative body of any city of the third to sixth class may by ordinance elect to
be within the jurisdiction of a joint sewer agency established pursuant to this <br>section.
Effective: July 15, 1998 <br>History: Created 1998 Ky. Acts ch. 36, sec. 1, effective July 15, 1998.
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76.232 Establishment of joint sewer agency by city of second to sixth class with
county or sanitation district.
(1) A city of the third to sixth class together with the county in which it is located or
together with the sanitation district, or any city of the second class together with the <br>county in which it is located or together with the sanitation district, as an alternative <br>to establishing a metropolitan sewer district under KRS 76.010, may jointly <br>establish a sewer agency for the purpose of providing sewer and drainage facilities <br>within the city and the county or within the city and the sanitation district.
(2) In order to establish a joint sewer agency under this section, the legislative body of
the city, the fiscal court of the county, or the governing body of the sanitation <br>district may vote to merge any existing agency or sanitation district or any portion <br>thereof into the jointly established sewer agency or into an existing city or county <br>sewer agency. If the legislative body of the city, fiscal court of the county, or <br>governing body of the sanitation district determines to merge an existing agency or <br>sanitation district into the joint sewer agency, it shall determine a method to satisfy <br>any legal obligations of the existing agency or sanitation district which might be <br>affected.
(3) A joint sewer agency shall be established upon the enactment of identical
agreements establishing and setting out the powers of the sewer agency by all <br>parties establishing the joint sewer agency. Any agreement enacted by a city or <br>county shall be by ordinance. Any agreement enacted by a sanitation district shall be <br>done in the same manner as any other official actions taken by the sanitation <br>district.
(4) All the powers granted a metropolitan sewer district and cities of the first class by
KRS 76.010 to 76.279 may be granted by ordinance to the joint sewer agency <br>except that such powers may be restricted or qualified in order to conform to the <br>local needs of the county, city, and sanitation district.
(5) The joint sewer agency shall be administered as a separate legal entity or by a
jointly appointed administrator, joint board, or one of the merging entities, as set out <br>in the ordinance creating the joint sewer agency.
(6) The joint sewer agency may be dissolved only by adoption of an ordinance of the
legislative body of the city and the fiscal court of the county. The ordinance creating <br>the joint sewer agency shall be amended in the same manner as originally enacted.
(7) The legislative body of any city of the third to sixth class may by ordinance elect to
be within the jurisdiction of a joint sewer agency established pursuant to this <br>section.
Effective: July 15, 1998 <br>History: Created 1998 Ky. Acts ch. 36, sec. 1, effective July 15, 1998.
