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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 67A — Urban-county government

67A.840 Legislative findings and declarations.

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(1)The General Assembly hereby finds and declares that it is a policy of the
Commonwealth to retain agriculture and rural landscapes in urban counties.
(2)The General Assembly further finds and declares that the preservation of agriculture
and rural landscapes contributes to the development of tourism and recreation.
(3)The General Assembly further finds and declares that the urban-county form of
government promotes industrialization and commercialization, attended by rapid
residential development, which threatens the preservation of agriculture and rural
landscapes.
(4)The General Assembly further finds and declares that in urban counties a single
government embraces the entire county and, by nature, has within its jurisdiction
both substantial urban areas and substantial rural areas thereby creating the ability to
distribute both the benefits and the financial obligations of a purchase of
development rights program fairly among the constituents of a single government.
(5)The General Assembly further finds and declares that conferring responsibility upon
the electorate in urban-county governments to make decisions regarding the
establishment and funding of programs to retain and enhance agriculture and rural
landscapes and to promote tourism and recreation is consistent with the broad home
rule concepts embodied in this chapter.
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