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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

56.8035 Conditions under which proposal to lease, lease-purchase, or exercise

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options to purchase new construction may be considered.
(1)When the Department for Facilities Management solicits for procurement of leased
office space under the provisions of KRS 56.803, a proposal for new construction
shall be considered if it does not contain any provision for a lease-purchase or an
option to purchase.
(2)The Department for Facilities Management shall only consider a proposal for
construction of leased office space with provision for lease-purchase or option to
purchase if the proposal is submitted in response to a solicitation for proposals for
built-to-suit leases in accordance with KRS 56.8169.
(3)A building constructed and leased to the Commonwealth under this section shall be
constructed:
(a)In accordance with all applicable state and national safety, building, and
construction code requirements; and
(b)To last for a minimum of thirty
(30)years.
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