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Animals, limitation on certain regulations - HB 375
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Approval needed when city seeking reclassification does not meet population requirement - SB 207
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Area planning commissions, agreements - HB 355: HFA (1)
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Assault, third degree, attack on elected official - HB 165
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CERS,
 establishment of new benefit structure for new hires - HB 418: SCS high-three final compensation extension - HB 538increase for death in the line of duty benefits - HB 511 |
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Certified court security officers - SB 153; HB 427
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Coal for Regional Economic Development, creation of - SB 127
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Code enforcement boards, to have a minimum of three members - HB 297
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Consolidated local government of 1st class city therein, land use provisions, cit. for violation - HB 444
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Constables, omnibus revision - SB 204
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Contracts, verification of employment eligibility - HB 33, 44
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Coroners, deputy coroners, appointment of - HB 397
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Cost of detention, pretrial - SB 173
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Costs
of detention, make court of justice responsible if trial not held within specified time - HB 187: HFA (2) of detention, pretrial - HB 551 |
County
jails, reimbursement for holding state prisoners before conviction - HB 187Officials Compensation Board, abolished - SB 55 |
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Department for Local Government, oversight of projects using state funds - SB 143
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Deputy coroners, allow coroner to appoint up to two without fiscal court approval - HB 242
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Documented vessels, exempt from local taxation - HB 466
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Elected
officials, salary and benefits if reemployed after retirement - HB 317officials, salary upon reemployment after retirement - HB 132 |
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Eminent domain, authority and procedure - HB 458
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Employee health and life insurance, limit coverage and beneficiaries to family members - SB 152
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English language, utilization of - HB 12
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Fire
districts, disposition of unrefunded tax moneys when no tax due - SB 74: HFA (1),(2) protection boundaries, amendment by ordinance - HB 168 |
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Firefighter and police salary supplements - HB 214: HCS
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Fiscal Court, may serve as directors of road districts - HB 572
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Floyds Fork Water Resources Council, establishment of - HB 435
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Gross Clay Lindsay Henderson County Judicial Center - HJR 5
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HVAC installations, permitting - SB 10; SB 10: HFA (1)
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Identity theft, data protection, omnibus revision - HB 7
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Insurance premiums tax, clarify powers of local governments - HB 371
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Interlocal
agreements with area planning commission for certain services - HB 355 |
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Internal Revenue Service agents, inclusion of as Kentucky peace officers - HB 194
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Jail
canteen account, exclude urban-county government and consolidated local government - HB 114: HFA (1) canteen accounts, annual appropriation - HB 114 |
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Jailers, account settlement - SB 173; HB 551
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Jails, require providers participating in Medicaid to provide services to prisoners in county jails - HB 187: HFA (1)
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Joint boards, planning and code enforcement, administration of - HB 355: SCS
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Kentucky
Farmers Market Nutrition Program, collaboration development of - SB 25Law Enforcement Foundation Fund, clarify definition of police officers who qualify - HB 214: HFA (4) |
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Law libraries, location and material of - HB 273
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Legal notices, public broadcast, study of - HCR 155
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Liens, for unpaid county or waste management district solid waste taxes or service fees - HB 240: HCS
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Line-item vetoes, 2006 General Assembly, restoration of - HB 1
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Local
occupational tax, update Internal Revenue Code reference date for - HB 258option elections, alcoholic beverage sales at qualified historic sites - HB 138; HB 138: SCS or federal public benefits, verify eligibility for - HB 162parks, transient room tax, allowed to support - HB 534 |
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Medical expenses incurred for prisoners, cap on reimbursements for - HB 357
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Metropolitan sewer districts - SB 205
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Notification to state local debt officer, require when lease price exceeds $200,000 - HB 281: HCS
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Nuisances, nonoperative motor vehicles - HB 472
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Nutrition program, place under Agriculture Department, require reporting - SB 25: SCS
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Oath
and bond of elected officials - HB 514: SCS of office and bond, 30 day exemption for penalty granted - HB 514of sheriff, who may administer - SB 145 |
Occupational
license tax for counties of over 30,000, delete upper limitation - SB 176license tax for counties over 30,000, allow exclusion of cities - SB 176license tax, impact of amendments to conform - HB 307 |
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Permitting of HVAC installations - SB 10: SCS
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Persons in voting room, who permitted - HB 405; HB 131: SFA (3)
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Planning and zoning notices, allow use of first-class mail for - HB 496
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Premium tax, study of - HJR 10
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Primary care centers, funding in medically underserved areas for - HB 313: HFA (1)
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Prisoners, medical care and parole of - HB 191: SCS
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Property tax bills, preparation of bills below threshold amount - HB 384
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Qualified constables and deputy constables, create certification process for, powers of - HB 556
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Red Fox Tri-County Cooperative Corporation, abolished - SB 55
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Reimbursement for prisoner medical costs, establish limits - HB 187: HCS
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Require notification to state local debt officer when entering into specified financial obligations - HB 281
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Retirement,
defined contribution plan for employees hired on or after July 1, 2009 - HB 331high-three extension for CERS nonhazardous employees - HB 223, 418high-three final compensating extension for CERS non-hazardous employees - HB 414high-three final compensation extension for CERS non-hazardous employees - HB 486 |
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Security breach, definition of - HB 7: HCS
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Single county coal severance projects, funding of - HB 500
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Solid waste fees, collection via Department of Revenue - HB 240: SCS
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Special districts, raise audit threshold - HB 448
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Tax
Increment Financing districts - HB 400: SCS increment financing, amend public purpose language - HB 549: HFA (5) increment financing, establish new programs - HB 349, 549increment financing, include additional state participation program - HB 549: HCS increment financing, reduce investment requirement for blighted urban program to $20 million - HB 549: HFA (2) increment financing, require additional findings by local governments - HB 549: HFA (2) |
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Tire-derived fuel, exempt from solid waste definition, exemption of - SB 125
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Uniform
emergency volunteer health practitioners act, provision for - HB 287financial information reports - SB 60financial information reports, final quarterly report used in lieu of - SB 60: SCS state building permit, provisions for - HB 372 |
Volunteer
fire departments and incompatible offices - HB 107: HFA (1) firefighters, allow state, county, city officers to serve as - HB 107: HCS firefighters, civil offices not incompatible with - HB 107 |
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Wage assessment, allow credit against state income tax for - HB 188: HFA (2)
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Water districts, extension and formation of - SB 96
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Workers'
compensation self-insurance, public sector employers exempt from security requirement - SB 203; HB 296compensation self-insurance, public sector employers exempt from security requirements - HB 296: HFA (1) |
