Kentucky Revised Statutes Title XXVII. Labor and Human Rights § 347.030.Rights of developmentally disabled person

(a) The person with a developmental disability;

(b) The person's parent if the person is a minor; or

(c) The person's guardian if the person has been adjudicated legally disabled in that specific decision-making area.

(a) Interact with nondisabled people in a nontreatment, nonservice oriented setting;

(b) Live with or in close proximity to nondisabled persons; and

(c) Live in a setting which closely approximates those conditions available to nondisabled persons of the same age.

(a) Intermediate and long-range active treatment and service goals, including specific goals to facilitate the development and retention of daily living skills necessary for living in the least restrictive, individually appropriate residential alternative as defined by this chapter, with a projected timetable for their attainment;

(b) The person's schedule of service activities, including the least restrictive, individually appropriate service settings to be utilized for the implementation of each goal and objective identified; and

(c) The specific services to be offered the person to attain these goals.

(a) The person with a developmental disability;

(b) The person's representative;

(c) The person's guardian if the person has been adjudicated legally disabled; and

(d) The person's parent if the person is a minor or states no objection to the participation of his parent.

(a) To receive a maximum of thirty (30) days of individually appropriate respite care initiated within twenty-four (24) hours of the decision for the person to relocate to the initial setting;

(b) To be placed as soon as possible but no later than thirty (30) days in the initial residential alternative from which he was transferred or any other individually appropriate residential alternative;

(c) To not be placed in an intermediate care nursing facility, skilled nursing facility or mental health facility, unless recommended by the IDT, approved by the person, his parent, if the person is a minor, or guardian, if the person has been adjudicated legally disabled, and supported by documented medical need; and

(d) To be transferred no more than three (3) times within the thirty (30) days allowed for respite care, except in a crisis situation, as defined by the IDT.