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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

42.650 Division of Geographic Information Systems -- Powers and duties --

375 words·~2 min read·/ky/42-650

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Authority for administrative regulations.
(1)The Division of Geographic Information Systems is hereby established in the Office
of Architecture and Governance within the Commonwealth Office of Technology in
the Finance and Administration Cabinet.
(2)The Division of Geographic Information Systems shall be headed by a division
director, whose appointment is subject to KRS 12.050. The division director may
employ personnel, pursuant to the provisions of KRS Chapter 18A, as required to
perform the functions of the office.
(3)The division may solicit, receive, and consider proposals for funding from any state
agency, federal agency, local government, university, nonprofit organization, or
private person or corporation. The division may also solicit and accept money by
grant, gift, donation, bequest, legislative appropriation, or other conveyance.
(4)The division shall:
(a)Establish the central statewide geographic information clearinghouse to
maintain map inventories, information on current and planned geographic
information systems applications, information on grants available for the
acquisition or enhancement of geographic information resources, and a
directory of geographic information resources available within the state or
from the federal government;
(b)Make all reasonable efforts to collect and present geographic information in a
manner which meets the needs of all state agencies;
(c)Coordinate multiagency geographic information system projects, including
overseeing the development and maintenance of statewide base maps and
geographic information systems;
(d)Provide access to both consulting and technical assistance, and education and
training, on the application and use of geographic information technologies to
state and local agencies;
(e)Maintain, update, and interpret geographic information and geographic
information systems standards, under the direction of the council;
(f)Provide geographic information system services, as requested, to agencies
wishing to augment their geographic information system capabilities;
(g)In cooperation with other agencies, evaluate, participate in pilot studies, and
make recommendations on geographic information systems hardware and
software;
(h)Assist the council with review of agency information resource plans and
participate in special studies as requested by the council;
(i)Provide staff support and technical assistance to the Geographic Information
Advisory Council; and
(j)Prepare proposed legislation and funding proposals for the General Assembly
which will further solidify coordination and expedite implementation of
geographic information systems.
(5)The division may promulgate necessary administrative regulations for the
furtherance of this section.
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