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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

266.100 Board of levee commissioners -- Appointment -- Terms -- Removal of

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(1)The county judge/executive shall, upon the creation of a levee district as provided in
KRS 65.182 and 266.010 and every four
(4)years thereafter, appoint five
resident landowners of the vicinity of the levee to be known as the board of levee
commissioners. The commissioners shall serve for a term of four
(4)years and until
their successors are appointed. The county judge/executive shall fill any vacancies
in the board. All appointments to the board shall be subject to the approval of the
fiscal court.
(2)Members of the board of levee commissioners may be removed from office as
provided by KRS 65.007.
(3)When a multicounty levee district is established the board shall be appointed by the
county judges/executive of the counties involved. Appointments shall be
apportioned among the counties in ratio to the portion of the levee to be constructed
within each county.
(4)The board of levee commissioners is a body politic, with the status of a corporation,
and in its corporate name may do everything authorized by law with reference to
public levees.
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