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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

45.800 Prerequisites to transfer of money from contingency account or other

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(1)Except as otherwise provided in KRS 45.770(2)(b), prior to transferring funds from
any source to the allotment account of a capital construction project or major item
of equipment, the relevant entity head, or his designee, shall present to the Capital
Projects and Bond Oversight Committee, at least fourteen
(14)days prior to the
committee meeting, for its review, specification of the amount of the proposed
transfer, documentation of the necessity for the transfer, and, with respect to capital
construction projects, documentation of:
(a)The amount already expended on the project prior to and during the current
biennium; and
(b)Any alterations made or planned in the project since its consideration by the
General Assembly during the most recent even-numbered-year regular
session.
(2)Within thirty
(30)days after submission to the committee of a proposed capital
construction and equipment purchase contingency account transfer, the committee
shall determine whether the amount of the proposed transfer is reasonable and
consistent with KRS 45.770, whether the proposed transfer is necessary, and
whether any alterations made or planned in a project materially change the project
as considered and authorized by the General Assembly. If the committee does not
approve a proposed transfer or other proposed action, the committee, unless the
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