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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 107 — Municipal improvements -- alternate methods

107.060 Action by aggrieved property owner.

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(1)Any owner of property to be benefited by the proposed project, including
wastewater collection projects undertaken by metropolitan sewer districts may,
within thirty
(30)days after passage and publication of the second ordinance:
(a)File an action in the Circuit Court of the county in which the city is situated
(or, if the city be situated in more than one county, in the Circuit Court of any
such county) seeking relief by declaratory judgment, injunction, or otherwise;
or
(b)File in the office of the city clerk a written, notarized statement of intent to file
such an action, indorsed by a licensed attorney at law to the effect that, in his
opinion, his client has a reasonable and legitimate probable cause for such
proposed litigation, in which event the time for filing such action shall be
extended for fifteen
(15)days after the date such statement is filed.
(2)In the event of either
(a)or (b), above, all proceedings of the city with respect to the
proposed project shall be abated until final judicial determination of the
controversies presented thereby. In the absence of action by any owner of property
proposed to be benefited, as herein provided, the provisions of the second ordinance
shall be final and binding. After the lapse of time as herein provided, all actions by
owners of properties to be benefited shall be forever barred.
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