67.936 Ordinances creating boards, commissions, authorities, and interlocal

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agreements deemed reenacted unless eliminated in plan -- Restructuring

powers of council.

(1)Unless eliminated under the unification plan, all ordinances of a county and

participating city creating boards, commissions, and authorities and interlocal

agreements shall survive and be deemed reenacted by the new legislative council.

All members of boards, commissions, and authorities may serve the balance of the

terms to which they were appointed and until their successors are appointed and

duly qualified according to law. The legislative council shall have the power, by

ordinance, to take such action as it deems necessary to abolish, restructure,

consolidate, or otherwise alter any board, commission, or authority if the action is

consistent with the Kentucky Revised Statutes.

(2)All planning commissions established pursuant to KRS Chapter 100 in existence

within a county upon the adoption of a unified local government shall continue to

exercise all of the powers and functions permitted by the Constitution of Kentucky

and the Kentucky Revised Statutes until dissolved in the same manner prescribed by

law.