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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

67C.123 Continued existence of tax structure, tax rates, and level of services --

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Certificate of delinquency on taxes owed city of the first class -- Continued
effect of existing contracts, bonds, franchises, and other obligations --
Resolution of conflicts.
(1)The tax structure, tax rates, and level of services in effect in the city of the first class
and its county upon the adoption of a consolidated local government shall remain in
effect after the adoption of the consolidated local government and shall remain the
same until changed by the newly elected consolidated local government council.
(2)All delinquent taxes of the former city of a first class in a consolidated 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 the certificates of
delinquency and personal property certificates of delinquency on tax bills of the
former city of the first class may be paid or purchased directly from the clerk under
KRS 134.126 and 134.127.
(3)Notwithstanding the provisions of KRS 67C.115(2), all contracts, bonds, franchises,
and other obligations of the city of the first class and of the county in existence on
the effective date of a consolidated local government shall continue in force and
effect as obligations of the consolidated local government and the consolidated
local government shall succeed to all rights and entitlements thereunder. All
conflicts in the provisions of the contracts, bonds, franchises, or other obligations
shall be resolved in a manner that does not impair the rights of any parties thereto.
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