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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 45 — Budget and financial administration

45.780 Emergency repair, maintenance, and replacement account.

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(1)There is created within the capital construction fund the emergency repair,
maintenance, and replacement account. The account shall consist of moneys
appropriated to the fund by the General Assembly.
(2)The Finance and Administration Cabinet may transfer money from the emergency
repair, maintenance, and replacement account to the allotment account of an
emergency repair, replacement, or maintenance project, for expenditure thereon,
even though the specific project is not included in any branch budget bill enacted
for that biennium. Moneys may be transferred from the emergency repair,
maintenance, and replacement account to the allotment account of an emergency
repair, replacement, or maintenance project only if no other funding source is
available.
(3)The Finance and Administration Cabinet shall report each transfer, including the
necessity, purpose, and amount of the transfer, to the Capital Projects and Bond
Oversight Committee not later than thirty
(30)days after the transfer.
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