174.125 Kentucky Bicycle and Bikeway Commission -- Membership -- Duties --

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Authority to adopt administrative regulations.

(1)There is hereby created a Kentucky Bicycle and Bikeway Commission within the

Transportation Cabinet. The commission shall consist of seven

(7)members

appointed by the Governor. Members of the commission shall receive necessary

travel expenses. The members of the commission shall elect a chairman who shall

serve a two

(2)year term. Initially, three

(3)members shall be appointed for two

years, and four

(4)members for four

(4)years. Each appointment thereafter shall be

for four

(4)years. Upon the resignation of a member in midterm, the Governor shall

appoint a replacement for the remainder of the unexpired term. The Governor shall

make appointments to the commission with a view to represent each of the state's

geographical regions and to various types of bicycle users and interests.

(2)The commission shall meet in various sections of the state on a quarterly basis, and

at other times as may be necessary to fulfill its duties. A majority of the members

shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. The commission shall be

provided with adequate staff as determined by the secretary, and this staff shall be

responsible for maintaining the minutes of the meetings, researching bicycle and

bikeway related topics, and other activities for the commission as may be consistent

with the commission's role within the cabinet.

(3)The commission shall have the following duties:

(a)To represent the interests of bicyclists in advising the secretary on all matters

pertaining to bicycles, bikeways, and their use, extent, and location;

(b)Assist the bicycle and bikeway program in the exercise of its duties within the

cabinet;

(c)Promote the best interests of the bicycling public, within the context of the

total transportation system, to governing officials and the public at large.

(4)The secretary shall study bicycle and bikeway needs and potentials and shall report

the findings to the legislature on an annual basis.

(5)The secretary shall adopt administrative regulations to implement the purposes of

KRS 174.120 and this section.

(6)Initial appointments to the commission shall be made no later than August 1, 1994.