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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

65.944 When approval by state local debt officer or chief state school officer is

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required -- Technical and advisory assistance on leases.
(a)In addition to the notification required by KRS 65.117, no county, except an
urban-county, shall enter into a lease if the lease price exceeds five hundred
thousand dollars ($500,000) without first receiving the approval of the lease
from the state local debt officer. The state local debt officer may prescribe
procedures and adopt regulations for granting approval of the leases.
(b)In addition to the notification required by KRS 65.117, no school district shall
enter into a lease if the lease price exceeds one hundred thousand dollars
($100,000) without first receiving the approval of the lease from the chief
state school officer. The chief state school officer shall recommend
administrative regulations to the State Board of Education for implementation
of KRS 65.940 to 65.956.
(2)The state local debt officer may provide technical and advisory assistance regarding
the entering into leases by a governmental agency whose governing body requests
assistance.
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