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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

45A.353 Extension of guaranteed energy savings contract -- Documentation of

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savings -- Lease-purchase agreements -- Exemption from debt limitations.
(1)Guaranteed energy savings contracts may extend beyond the fiscal year in which
they become effective. The local public agency shall include in its annual budget
and appropriations act, for each subsequent fiscal year, any accounts payable under
guaranteed energy savings contracts during the fiscal year.
(2)The local public agency shall document the operational and energy cost savings and
capital cost avoidance specified in the guaranteed energy savings contract and
designate and appropriate that amount for an annual payment of the contract. If the
annual energy and operational savings are less than projected under the guaranteed
savings contract, the qualified provider shall pay the difference as provided for in
KRS 45A.352.
(3)Notwithstanding any other provisions of law to the contrary, a local public agency
may finance the installation of energy conservation measures for its buildings
through a lease-purchase agreement, bonds, or whichever brings the most economic
value to the local public agency, subject to the local public agency's compliance
with all other laws regarding approval of plans for additions, alterations, or
renovations of its buildings.
(4)The component which is guaranteed as energy savings and as operational savings
shall be exempt from current or future debt limitations, except that capital cost
avoidance, as defined in KRS 45A.345, shall be limited to current or future debt
limitations.
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