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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

224A.306 Conditions for receiving assistance from fund for water-related

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infrastructure projects.
(1)The authority shall require the following as conditions for receiving assistance from
any fund administered by the authority for infrastructure projects related to water
and wastewater service:
(a)Establishment and use of a financial accounting system that accounts for the
operations of water treatment and distribution separately from all other
operations of the applicant;
(b)Establishment of service rates based upon the cost of providing the service;
and
(c)An agreement that the authority may require an audit to be conducted of the
applicant at least once every two
(2)years.
(2)The authority shall require all applicants within a class to use the same accounting
system. The authority may accept present accounting systems in use and applied
uniformly to all applicants within a class, for example, the uniform system of
accounts established by the National Association of Regulatory Utility
Commissioners.
(3)The authority may assist water providers to establish accounting systems that meet
the requirements of this section. The authority may provide assistance by paying for
third-party private contractors or assistance from the Kentucky Auditor of Public
Accounts.
(4)The authority may pay for costs related to establishing a new uniform accounting
system for the use of governmental agencies that merge or consolidate their water
services if:
(a)The merging or consolidating entities use different accounting systems; and
(b)The merger or consolidation is consistent with a water management planning
council plan as reviewed and prioritized under KRS 151.607.
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