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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 224A — Kentucky infrastructure authority

224A.318 Water management assistance fund.

165 words·~1 min read·/ky/chapter-224a/224a-318

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(1)The water management assistance fund shall be established in the State Treasury
and shall be administered by the authority.
(2)The fund shall be a dedicated fund, and all moneys in the fund shall be allocated for
and dedicated to providing financial assistance for both capital and non-capital
expenses for governmental agencies that:
(a)Provide public drinking water or wastewater services to ratepayers in the
Commonwealth; and
(b)Are considered financially at risk.
(3)The fund may receive donations and gifts, state and federal appropriations, federal
grants or loans, and revenues or proceeds from the sale of bonds or from other
financial instruments. The fund may receive proceeds from the authority's revolving
fund, as available, and if not contrary to the requirements which establish and
govern the management and use of those funds.
(4)Moneys in the fund shall not lapse but shall be carried forward to the next fiscal
year and used solely for the stated purposes in this section and KRS 224A.316.
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