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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

104.030 Power of cities to extend flood control systems outside city boundaries --

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Acquisition of property.
(1)For the purpose of protecting property within and beyond their limits from floods or
high water, cities of all classes are authorized to extend a flood control system
outside the city boundaries by constructing, enlarging, extending, equipping,
maintaining and operating walls or other barriers with necessary appurtenances and
equipment beyond the boundaries of the city.
(2)For that purpose every city may acquire all necessary and convenient land, rights of
way and other property therefor by gift, purchase or condemnation, and cause the
walls or barriers and their appurtenances and equipment to be erected, maintained
and operated. The city is authorized to accept upon such terms as the governing
authority may deem necessary or appropriate any gift, contribution or allotment of
money or property by the government of the United States or any of its agencies or
by any individual or corporation.
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