96.165 City classified from third class to second class to continue operation of combined electric and water system under provisions of KRS 96.171 to 96.188 -- When.
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- When. Immediately upon the effective date of any act of the General Assembly changing the
classification of any city of the third class to a city of the second class, if such city while
operating as a city of the third class had accepted and was operating under the provisions
of KRS 96.171 to KRS 96.188, inclusive, relating to the operation of a combined electric
and water system, such city of the second class shall continue to operate such combined
electric and water plant under the provisions of said sections of the Kentucky Revised
Statutes as amended and said sections, and each of them, as amended, hereby are adopted
by reference and shall apply to such city of the second class and the combined electric and
water system of such city of the second class shall be operated under the provisions of
KRS 96.172 and 96.188, as amended. Said sections of the Kentucky Revised Statutes
shall govern the appointment, qualifications, tenure, powers and duties of the members of
the electric and water plant board of the city and the powers and duties of such board. The
members of such board shall hold office for the respective terms to which they were
appointed and qualified, and upon the expiration of their respective terms and upon the
occurrence of a vacancy, the appointments to fill such expired terms or such vacancies
shall be made as provided in said statutes. Such appointments shall be made by the mayor
and approved by the legislative body of the city. All contracts and obligations incurred by
such board, and between the city and such board, shall remain in full force and effect
whether made after or prior to such city becoming a city of the second class. Effective: March 12, 1956
History: Created 1956 (1st Extra. Sess.) Ky. Acts ch. 4, sec. 1, effective March 12, 1956.