154.23-020 Amendment of boundaries of qualified zones. (1) When new decennial census data becomes available, a county, urban-county government, or city of the first class may apply in writing to the authority for amendment to the boundary of an existing qualified zone. A boundary change to an existing qualified zone shall not become effective until written approval has been granted by the authority. (2) A county, urban-county government, or city of the first class that applies to the authority to amend the boundary of an existing qualified zone shall certify in writing to the authority the following information: (a) Any census tract proposed for amendment is contiguous to the existing qualified zone; (b) The census tract proposed for amendment independently meets the population density, unemployment, and poverty requirements set forth in KRS 154.23- 015 based on decennial census figures; and (c) The addition of the census tract or tracts proposed shall not enlarge the qualified zone to more than five (5) census tracts. Effective: July 14, 2000 History: Created 2000 Ky. Acts ch. 528, sec. 4, effective July 14, 2000.
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