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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

252.190 Rules and regulations for control of bee diseases -- Destruction of infected

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bees, hives, etc. -- Reporting and publication of information -- Registration fees
-- Failure to comply a violation of statutes.
(1)The Commissioner may make and enforce such rules and orders as in his judgment
may be necessary to control, eradicate or prevent the introduction, spread or
dissemination of any and all bee diseases. In the control or eradication of dangerous
bee diseases the Commissioner may destroy by burning or otherwise any infected
bees, hives, honey or appliances that he may deem necessary for such control or
eradication, without remuneration to the owner. Such infected bees, hives, honey
and appliances shall be deemed a public nuisance.
(2)The Commissioner may publish information concerning the inspection of bees or
bee diseases as he deems necessary to the carrying out of KRS 252.180 to 252.240.
(3)The Commissioner may order persons owning or possessing bees to report
information the Commissioner deems necessary for the discharge of his duties
under the provisions of KRS 252.180 to 252.240.
(4)The Commissioner shall promulgate administrative regulations concerning how
moneys are received and dispensed in the Kentucky beekeeping fund established in
KRS 252.185.
(5)The Commissioner may establish a schedule of registration fees to be used for
carrying out the provisions of KRS 252.180 to 252.240.
(6)Any person failing to comply with the rules and orders of the Commissioner shall
be guilty of a violation of KRS 252.180 to 252.240.
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