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Kentucky Revised Statutes Title XXI. Agriculture and Animals § 262.100.Petition for district

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(1) Any twenty-five (25) owners of land lying within the limits of the territory proposed to be organized into a district, and within counties that maintain a full-time county agricultural extension agent, may file a petition with the commission asking that a soil conservation district be organized to function in the territory described in the petition. The petition shall set forth:

(a) The proposed name of the district;

(b) A statement that there is need, in the interest of the public health, safety and welfare, for a district to function in the territory described in the petition;

(c) A description of the territory proposed to be organized as a district, which description need not be given by metes and bounds or by legal subdivisions, but shall be sufficient if generally accurate;

(d) A request that the commission define the boundaries for the district; that a referendum be held within the defined territory on the question of the creation of a district in that territory; and that the commission determine that a district be created.

(2) Where more than one petition is filed covering parts of the same territory, the commission may consolidate all or any of those petitions.

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