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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

65.495 State and local development contracts for release of tax increments or grant

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awards -- Limitations.
(1)In connection with the establishment of any development area, an agency may enter
into contracts with one
(1)or more taxing districts for the release to the agency of
increments expected to be derived by a taxing district within a development area
with an existing development asset as leveraged in part by the undertaking of a
project.
(2)No contract shall require the release of less than fifty percent (50%) of the
increments, or more than ninety-five percent (95%) of the increments where the
revenue is derived solely from ad valorem taxation or solely from occupational
license fees, or more than eighty percent (80%) of the increments where the revenue
is derived from ad valorem taxes and occupational license fees.
(3)An agency may enter into a contract with the state, acting by and through the
Governor, for an annual grant to the agency in an amount equal to not less than fifty
percent (50%) nor more than eighty percent (80%) of the increment in ad valorem
taxes, sales taxes, income taxes, and limited liability entity taxes derived by the
state within the development area with an existing economic development asset as
leveraged in part by the undertaking of a project.
(4)Any amount derived by the agency under the terms of a release shall be used solely
for the purposes of the project and in the development area.
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