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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

100.405 Enforcement of binding elements classified as civil offenses -- Exception to

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powers of classification.
(1)The planning commission in counties containing a consolidated local government
may issue remedial orders and impose civil fines as a method of enforcing a binding
element when a violation of that binding element has been classified as a civil
offense in accordance with this section.
(2)Subject to the limitations set forth in subsections
(1)and
(3)of this section, if a
local government elects to enforce a binding element as a civil offense, it shall do so
by ordinance, which shall provide:
(a)That a violation of the binding element is a civil offense; and
(b)A maximum civil fine that may be imposed for each violation of a binding
element.
(3)No local government shall classify the violation of a binding element as a civil
offense if the violation would also constitute an offense under any provision of the
Kentucky Revised Statutes, including specifically and without limitation any
provision of the Kentucky Penal Code and any moving motor vehicle offense.
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