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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 99 — Urban renewal and redevelopment

99.100 Organization of redevelopment corporation -- Articles.

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(1)At any time within twenty
(20)years of June 1, 1942, three
(3)or more persons may
form a redevelopment corporation on making, subscribing, acknowledging and
filing articles of incorporation and obtaining a certificate or charter pursuant to the
general corporation law, which charter shall be entitled and indorsed "Certificate or
Charter of Incorporation of .... Redevelopment Corporation," the blank space being
filled in with the remainder of the name of the corporation. Such articles of
incorporation shall contain the provisions required in, and may contain any
provisions consistent with the provisions of KRS 99.010 to 99.310 permitted in,
articles of incorporation filed pursuant to the general corporation law, except that:
(a)Included among the purposes for which the corporation is formed shall be the
formulation, obtaining the approval of, and putting into effect of a
development plan, the acquisition of real property in a development area, and
the construction, maintenance and operation of a development pursuant to
KRS 99.010 to 99.310;
(b)The duration of the corporation shall not be less than twenty
(20)years; and
(c)The certificate or charter shall contain a declaration that the redevelopment
corporation has been organized to serve a public purpose, and that it shall be
subject to supervision and control as provided in KRS 99.010 to 99.310.
(2)A copy of such articles of incorporation shall be filed with the planning commission
and the supervising agency having jurisdiction within thirty
(30)days of its being
filed in the office of the Secretary of State.
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