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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 201 — Jefferson county children's home

201.190 Budgets -- Accounting system.

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(1)When the fiscal court of the county and the city legislative body make the
appropriations authorized by KRS 201.160 and 201.170, the board shall prepare and
certify to the fiscal court of the county and the legislative body of the city for their
approval:
(a)A revised budget setting forth the receipts, funds and assets from all sources,
available and estimated to become available for expenditure during the next
succeeding fiscal year, for the purposes named in KRS 201.160, and the
estimated expenditures by branches or departments for such year under KRS
201.160; and
(b)A revised budget setting forth the estimated receipts, funds and assets from all
sources available and estimated to become available for expenditure during
the next succeeding fiscal year for the purposes named in KRS 201.170, and
the estimated expenditures by branches or departments for such year under
KRS 201.170.
(2)In making the revised budgets, the board shall allocate the revenues and assets
estimated to be and to become available for such fiscal year, to the various branches
or departments of expenditures to be made under KRS 201.160 and 201.170
respectively, and in making disbursements and expenditures for such fiscal year, the
board shall conform thereto, but in the event of an emergency, the board, with the
approval of the county judge/executive and the mayor, may deviate therefrom.
(3)The board shall inaugurate and maintain a modern and efficient accounting system
in the home.
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