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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 162 — School property and buildings

162.520 Definitions for KRS 162.520 to 162.620.

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As used in KRS 162.520 to 162.620, the following terms and words have the following respective meanings, unless another meaning is clearly indicated by the context:
(1)As used in KRS 162.540, 162.550, 162.580, 162.590, 162.600, and 162.620
"authority" means "State Property and Buildings Commission;"
(2)"Department" means the State Department of Education;
(3)"Board of education" means the governing body of a county school district, or of an
independent school district, for which the authority issues its revenue bonds
pursuant to KRS 162.520 to 162.620;
(4)"Project" means any undertaking to provide for a board of education any school
buildings, facilities, improvements, and appurtenances authorized in KRS 162.120
to 162.300;
(5)"Lease" or "lease instrument" means a written instrument for the leasing of one
or more school projects executed by the authority as lessor and a board of education
as lessee, conforming to the specifications set forth in KRS 162.140;
(6)"Bonds" or "bonds of the authority" means bonds issued by the authority under KRS
162.520 to 162.620, payable as to principal and interest solely from rentals received
from a board of education pursuant to a lease.
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