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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

58.605 Energy conservation revenue bonds for energy conservation measures --

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Procedure.
(1)Subject to the reporting and approval requirements in KRS 45A.352, 45A.353, and
58.610, any local public agency may issue energy conservation revenue bonds to
pay for the cost of energy conservation measures under guaranteed energy savings
contracts for the purpose of reducing the cost of energy to buildings owned or
operated by the local public agency by making energy-saving improvements to these
buildings.
(2)A local public agency, or an agency acting on its behalf, may issue energy
conservation revenue bonds to finance the energy conservation measures under
guaranteed energy savings contracts, with the following limitations:
(a)Any energy conservation measure, financed through bonds, shall comply with
the provisions set forth in KRS 45A.345, 45A.352, and 45A.353;
(b)The term of the bonds shall run coterminous with the term of guaranteed
energy savings contract;
(c)A local public agency shall not enter into a guaranteed energy savings contract
where the total cost of the energy conservation measures exceeds the cost of
the energy savings plus the operational costs plus the capital cost avoidance
that is estimated for the term of the guaranteed energy savings contract
commencing from the date of the energy conservation measure's installation;
and
(d)The use of capital cost avoidance shall be subject to the following restrictions:
1. The amount expended shall not exceed fifty percent (50%) of the project
cost; and
2. Capital cost avoidance shall be restricted to payment for permanent
equipment replacement as follows:
a. Storm windows or doors, multiglazed windows or doors,
additional glazing, and reduction in glass area;
b. Replacement of heating, ventilating, or air conditioning major
components or systems;
c. New lighting fixtures where required to achieve Illuminating
Engineering Society of North America
(IES)standards, provided
the existing light fixtures shall have been determined to be
obsolete and incapable of achieving IES standards; and
d. Life safety system replacements or upgrades which shall have been
determined to be necessary to conform with existing state and local
codes and standards.
(3)Energy conservation revenue bonds shall be issued in accordance with the
provisions of KRS 58.010 to 58.140 and shall be sold at a competitive sale preceded
by adequate public notice and shall bear interest at an interest rate or rates
determined by the local public agency at the time of the sale.
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