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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 381 — Title to property and restrictions on use, ownership, and alienation

381.790 Budget -- Assessments -- Insurance -- Financial records.

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(1)Unless otherwise provided in the declaration or bylaws, an association, through its
board, shall:
(a)Annually adopt and amend a budget for revenues and expenditures. The
budget may include reserves to fund the future repair and replacement of
capital goods in the normal course of operations; and
(b)Collect assessments for common expenses from the owners in accordance
with KRS 381.797.
(2)Unless provided otherwise in the declaration, an association formed after June 29,
2023, shall obtain and maintain insurance coverage no later than the first
conveyance of a lot as follows:
(a)Property insurance on the common areas insured for replacement cost;
(b)Liability insurance for the common areas; and
(c)Other insurance as required by the declaration or bylaws.
(3)An association shall keep:
(a)A complete set of financial records in accordance with KRS 381.794;
(b)Records showing the payment for common expenses and other charges
received from the owners;
(c)Records detailing and supporting the payment for common expenses and other
charges paid to contractors, suppliers, and service providers;
(d)Meeting minutes for the association and the board; and
(e)Records of the names and mailing addresses of the owners. The owners shall
maintain their current mailing address and contact information with the
secretary of the association.
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