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67.938 Continuation of tax structures and rates and service levels after unification

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-- Imposition of different tax rates within territory -- Certificates of
delinquency.
(1)The tax structure, tax rates, and level of services in effect in the county and in each
of the participating cities upon the adoption of a unified local government shall
remain in effect after the adoption of the unified local government and shall remain
the same until changed by the newly elected unified local government legislative
council.
(2)In order to maintain the tax structure, tax rates, or level of services in the areas of
the unified local government formerly comprising incorporated cities, the unified
local government council may provide, in a manner described in this section, for
taxes and services within the formerly incorporated cities that are different from the
taxes and services which are applicable in the remainder of the unified local
government. If a unified local government is formed that contains a participating
city with a restaurant tax imposed pursuant to KRS 91A.400, the restaurant tax may
be retained by the unified local government in the area of the participating city.
(3)Any difference in the ad valorem tax rate on the class of property which includes
the surface of the land in the portion of the county formerly comprising the
incorporated cities, and the surface of the land in the portion of the county other
than that formerly comprising the incorporated cities, may be imposed directly by
the unified local government legislative council. Any change in these ad valorem
tax rates shall comply with KRS 68.245, 132.010, 132.017, and 132.027 and shall
be used for services as provided by KRS 82.085.
(4)All delinquent taxes of a participating city in a unified local government shall be
filed with the county clerk and shall be known as certificates of delinquency or
personal property certificates of delinquency and shall be governed by the
procedures set out in KRS Chapter 134, except that certificates of delinquency and
personal property certificates of delinquency on former city tax bills may be paid or
purchased directly from the clerk under KRS 134.126 and 134.127.
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