150.027 Hearing required before promulgation, amendment, or repeal of
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administrative regulations affecting property owners or occupants of property
adjacent to a lake or other real property owned or controlled by the
department.
(1)Not less than sixty
(60)days nor more than ninety
(90)days prior to the submission
of a proposed administrative regulation, proposed amendment to an administrative
regulation, or proposed repeal of an administrative regulation to the Administrative
Regulation Review Subcommittee which affects property owners or occupants of
property adjacent to any lake or other real property owned or controlled by the
department, the department shall:
(a)Hold a public hearing at a time and location most convenient to the public at a
location within ten
(10)miles of the boundary of the lake so that the public
can make comments about the proposed administrative regulation, proposed
amendment to an administrative regulation, or proposed repeal of an
administrative regulation. Copies of the proposed administrative regulation,
proposed amendment to an administrative regulation, or proposed repeal of an
administrative regulation shall be distributed to members of the public
attending the meeting without cost;
(b)Advertise the hearing in accordance with KRS Chapter 424;
(c)Electronically record the hearing and the comments made at the hearing; and
(d)Within thirty
(30)days of the close of the hearing, file a statement of
consideration with the Administrative Regulation Review Subcommittee
summarizing the comments made at the hearing and the department's response
thereto containing the information required by KRS 13A.010.
(2)The Administrative Regulation Review Subcommittee shall find deficient any
proposed administrative regulation, proposed amendment to an administrative
regulation, or proposed repeal of an administrative regulation covered by this
section which does not comply with the provisions of this section.