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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 164 — State universities and colleges -- regional education -- archaeology

164.410 Acquisition and sale of property -- Disposition of surplus property.

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(1)The governing board of a postsecondary education institution may purchase or lease
land under KRS 164A.575 for the purpose of securing the erection of buildings and
may receive by any legal mode of conveyance, purchase, and hold property under
KRS 164A.575 of any description that the board deems necessary for the purposes
of the school, and may build and construct improvements for such purposes and
hold or sell the same. If a governing board is unable to agree with the owner of the
real estate as to its value, or to its purchase, it may proceed in its own name to
condemn the real estate in the manner provided in the Eminent Domain Act of
Kentucky. Real estate acquired by purchase or condemnation shall be paid for out of
money appropriated to the institution.
(2)The governing board of each institution shall periodically review the assets of the
institution and shall sell and convey under KRS 164A.575 those assets not
necessary for implementing the institutional mission. Proceeds from the disposition
shall be deposited in the unexpended plant fund account or in the fund for
excellence authorized by KRS 164A.620.
(3)Any real property acquired under this section shall be in name of the
Commonwealth for the use and benefit of the institution.
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