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Do ordinances have to be published?

An ordinance must be read and adopted by a majority vote of members present at two meetings of the governing body not less than 12 days apart. After the first adoption and reading, it must be posted and copies must be made available to the public (7-5- 103, MCA).

Do you have to register cats in Kentucky?

1 in 3 Pets will become lost in their lifetime. Make sure your pet has a ticket home! Louisville pets owners must license all dogs, cats and ferrets with LMAS. Pet licensing is a requirement of the Louisville Animal Ordinance.

What is a first class city in Kentucky?

The new classification system creates two classifications of cities based on the form of government. Cities of the first class have a mayor-alderman form of government. Cities of the home rule class have mayor-council, commission, or a city manager form of government.

What are examples of blue laws?

Many blue laws are county and city ordinances, though some are statewide statutes. Some of the laws apply to commerce generally, while others target specific business practices. For example, a Michigan law specifically prohibits pawnshops from operating on Sundays. A North Carolina law prohibits hunting on Sunday.

What are the alcohol laws in Kentucky?

It is illegal to drink or carry an open container in public or in a vehicle in Kentucky. As with the rest of the country, the legal limit when driving is a BAC of 0.08. For those under 21, the limit is a BAC of 0.02.

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