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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 96 — Utilities in cities

96.730 Payment of preliminary expenses.

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(1)All expenses incurred by the board or the governing body of any municipality in the
making of surveys, estimates of cost and of revenues, employment of engineers,
attorneys, or other employees, the giving of notices, taking of options, selling of
bonds, and all other preliminary expenses of whatever nature which such board or
governing body deems necessary in connection with or precedent to the acquisition
or improvement of any electric plant and which it deems necessary to be paid prior
to the issuance and delivery of the bonds issued pursuant to the provisions of KRS
96.550 to 96.900, may be met and paid out of the general fund of said municipality
not otherwise appropriated, or from any other available fund.
(2)All such payments from the general or other funds of the municipality shall be
considered as temporary loans and shall be repaid immediately upon sale and
delivery of the bonds, and claim for such repayment shall have priority over all
other claims against the proceeds derived from the sale of such bonds.
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