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

164.7017 Aviation equipment partnership contracts.

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(1)The council shall reserve up to thirty-five percent (35%) of all net moneys in the
fund for aviation equipment partnership contracts between public aviation programs
and aviation industry partners to provide aviation and aviation equipment grants for
a public high school vocational program or public postsecondary education
institution to maintain, acquire, or lease aviation or aviation equipment.
(2)An aviation equipment partnership shall require a written partnership contract
between a public aviation program, aviation industry partner, and the council. The
partnership contract shall:
(a)Prohibit any disbursement of moneys from the fund until the moneys
appropriated by the General Assembly to be distributed are matched, at least
dollar for dollar, with moneys deposited to the fund by the aviation partner;
(b)Require a public aviation program to use all moneys of an aviation equipment
grant to maintain, acquire, or lease aviation or aviation equipment;
(c)Prohibit the aviation industry partner from maintaining any ownership interest
in aviation or aviation equipment maintained, acquired, or leased with the
funds from the aviation equipment grant;
(d)Prohibit the aviation industry partner from receiving direct or indirect
compensation for the maintenance or purchase of aviation or aviation
equipment above the fair market value cost of the services or equipment; and
(e)Meet all other requirements set forth in this section and administrative
regulation, including but not limited to any reporting requirements to the
council.
(a)The council shall collaborate with the advisory committee to solicit, accept,
and review proposals for partnership contracts by aviation industry partners
and public aviation programs located in Kentucky. The council shall select
proposals for partnership contracts, and decisions of the council in these
matters shall be final. The council may prioritize partnership contracts:
1. Targeted towards maintaining, acquiring, or leasing equipment used by
a public aviation program for a high-demand eligible aviation credential;
2. Based upon the financial advantages afforded to a public aviation
program; or
3. Based upon the number of students that would have access to the
aviation or aviation equipment maintained, acquired, or leased by a
public aviation program with funds from an aviation equipment grant.
(b)Disbursements of moneys from the fund to support aviation equipment grants
shall be made directly to a public aviation program pursuant to the terms of
the partnership contract.
(4)The council shall require the public aviation program to submit proof that the entire
amount of the aviation equipment grant is invested in the maintenance, acquisition,
or lease of aviation or aviation training equipment utilized by students enrolled in a
public aviation program. A public aviation program that fails to submit the proof
required by the council shall return the entire amount of the grant to the fund.
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