171.390 Report of activities required from commission.

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(1)The commission shall, within two

(2)years of June 21, 1974, submit a written

report to the Governor and the General Assembly. The report shall set out, in such

detail as may be necessary; the property, historic sites, and buildings to be

incorporated into the plan; the manner and method by which the property, sites, and

buildings may be restored, preserved, maintained, and operated; the amount of

money which will have to be expended for the restoration and maintenance of any

property; and the sources from which funds may be derived for these purposes. The

commission may seek what state and federal funds are available to aid in the

development of the plan and the actual restoration and preservation of Washington

as a historic town.

(2)The submission of the commission's report, required by subsection

(1)of this

section, shall not conclude the business for which it is created and the commission

may continue to exist and perform its designated functions until such time as the

Governor may terminate its existence. Upon termination of the commission, all real

and personal property held by the commission, remaining after payment of, or

provision for payment of, all debts and liabilities of the commission shall become

the property of the Commonwealth of Kentucky for the purposes of the Department

of Parks or the property of Old Washington, Incorporated, as determined by the

commission.