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The following Ordinance was adopted by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Maysville, Kentucky on Feb. 23, 2023:

Summary

This Ordinance amends Code of Ordinances Section 30.01 to update online request information and request form addresses.

                                                                                                Debra L. Cotterill, Mayor

ATTEST:              

Lisa R. Dunbar, City Clerk

The following Ordinance was adopted by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Maysville, Kentucky on March 23, 2023:

AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS OF LAW AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE MASON COUNTY JOINT PLANNING COMMISSION ADOPTED AT ITS FEBRUARY 1, 2023, MEETING, AND AMENDING ORDINANCE SECTION 320 TO DEFINE AND PROHIBIT OFF-PREMISES SIGNS

SUMMARY

               This ordinance amends Code of Ordinances Section 320.411.4-Prohibited signs by adding section 320.411.4 (K) to prohibit off-premise signs.

                                                                                                Debra L. Cotterill, Mayor

Clarke & Caudill
215 Stanley Reed Court
Maysville, Kentucky  41056
606-564-4012

The following Ordinance was adopted by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Maysville, Kentucky on Apr. 13, 2023:

SUMMARY

                This ordinance amends Code of Ordinances Chapter233- Cable Television to provide for the granting of a non-exclusive cable television franchise to Spectrum Mid-America in addition to the existing franchise to Limestone Cable Vision, Inc. It sets the term of the franchise at eight years and it regulates a minimum provision for customer service.

                This ordinance amends Code of Ordinances Section 54.02 to change the regular meeting time of the fourth Thursday of the month to 11:00 a.m.

                                                                                                Debra L. Cotterill, Mayor

ATTEST:              

Lisa R. Dunbar, City Clerk

Kelly Caudill, City Attorney
Clarke & Caudill
215 Stanley Reed Court
Maysville, Kentucky  41056
606-564-4012

The following Ordinance was adopted by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Maysville, Kentucky April 14, 2022:

Summary

                This Ordinance amends Code of Ordinances Chapter 132.01 Depositories to update the name change of one of the official depositories to Peoples Bank.

                                                                                                Debra L. Cotterill, Mayor

ATTEST:              
Lisa R.Dunbar, City Clerk

Kelly Caudill, City Attorney
Royse, Zweigart, Kirk, Brammer and Caudill
215 Stanley Reed Court
Maysville, Kentucky  41056
606-564-4012

The following Ordinances were adopted by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Maysville, Kentucky June 9, 2022:

                This ordinance changes Code of Ordinances Section 150.61 Water Deposits to exempt property owners in good standing for 5 years or length of active service if less than 5 years from the requirement to pay a deposit when transferring service from their existing personal residence account to a new personal residence account, and to eliminate references to interest on deposits.   

AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE CITY OF MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY ANNUAL BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1 JULY 2022 THROUGH 30 JUNE 2023 BY ESTABLISHING REVENUES AND RESOURCES AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR THE OPERATION OF CITY GOVERNMENT.

WHEREAS, an annual budget proposal and message has been prepared and delivered to the Board of Commissioners by the City Manager pursuant to KRS 91A.030 and Code of Ordinances section 131.01; and

WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners has reviewed such budget proposal and made necessary modifications.

NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY, as follows:

• The annual budget for the City’s fiscal year ending 30 June 2023, summarized by resources, revenues, and appropriations as follows, is hereby adopted:

                                                                                                Summary

This Ordinance adopts a salary schedule for regular City employees and non-elected officials by job classification for services rendered on and after 1 July 2022 until amended.

Debra L. Cotterill, Mayor

ATTEST: 

Lisa R.Dunbar, City Clerk

The following Ordinance was adopted by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Maysville, Kentucky June 27, 2022:

WHEREAS, the budget needs to be amended to include the ARPA funds received for presumed lost revenue and payroll taxes collected in excess of budget estimate.

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY as follows:

1.  The General Fund budget for the City’s fiscal year ending 30 June 22, adopted 24 June 2021 by Ordinance No. 21-08 is amended as follows:

                2.

                                                                                                                                                INCREASE/

                                                                                ORIGINAL     AMENDED                DECREASE

Revenues

Intergovernmental Revenue                             $    898,000           $3,198,000               $2,300,000

Licenses & permits                                              $ 8,953,825          $9,453,825               $   500,000

Appropriations

Contingency                                                         $10,940,196         $13,740,196            $2,800,000

                                                                                                Debra L. Cotterill, Mayor

ATTEST:              

Lisa R.Dunbar, City Clerk

The following Ordinances were adopted by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Maysville, Kentucky July 26, 2022:

WHEREAS, the 2023 ad valorem tax rate on motor vehicles is fixed by KRS 132.487(2) at the rate which could have been levied on 1 January 1983 assessments; and

WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners hereby foregoes any other ad valorem tax increases for 2022 which would result from raising the tax rate, as authorized by KRS 132.027.

NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF MAYSVILLE as follows:

1. That the assessment of real and personal property made by the Mason County Property Valuation Administrator, reviewed by the Mason County Board of Assessment Appeals, equalized and certified by the Kentucky Revenue Cabinet, and certified by the Mason County Clerk to the City Treasurer as set out below is hereby accepted and adopted as the assessment of taxable property in the City of Maysville for tax year 2022, which assessment shall be subject to taxation at the rates to be fixed by Ordinance.

                                 Real Property                                                              $493,088,484

                                Tangible Personal Property                                        143,059,368

                                Inventories                                                                       45,603,828

2. That ad valorem taxes shall be levied on all real property for 2022 as shown by the aforesaid assessment, and shall be levied on all real property commencing with the tax year 2022 and thereafter, for residents of the City of Maysville and the tax rate for the tax year is set and established at $0.160 per one hundred dollars of valuation pursuant to KRS 92.280 and 132.07,
3. That there is levied a franchise tax at the above rate on financial institutions equal to 0.025 percent of deposits in such institutions located within and taxable by the City, to be billed by the City Clerk by 1 December 2022 and due with two percent discount if paid by 31 December 2022 or without discount if paid by 31 January 2023, pursuant to KRS 136.575.
4. That the tax rate for motor vehicles is set and established at $0.2460 per $100.00 of assessed value taxable in the City in 2023, pursuant to KRS 132.487.
5. That the purpose of said taxes is fixed, set, established and levied for general revenues and all moneys are to be paid to the City of Maysville same to be paid into the general revenue fund of the said City of Maysville.

SUMMARY

This Ordinance adopts and affirms the Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Recommendations of the Mason County Joint Planning Commission pertaining to the siting, development, construction, installation, and decommissioning of Solar Energy Systems (“SES”) in the City of Maysville with changes. It creates an amendment to City of Maysville Ordinance Chapter 320 to create Section 320.415 regulating solar energy systems. This section prohibits large scale SES within the incorporated limits of the City of Maysville and allows and regulates integrated, roof top and small scale ground mounted SES and intermediate scale ground mounted SES. This ordinance provides the definitions for terms used within the ordinance,   provides district regulations, setback requirements, safety design and installation standards, provides regulation for operation and maintenance, addresses screening and buffering plans, addresses a decommissioning plan,  addresses liability insurance and environmental insurance, provides for application procedures and gives preconstruction and post construction requirements. It changes setback requirements for Non Large Scale Secondary use SES and allows for Net Metering on those SES. Its changes the noise limits on SES located within the City of Maysville to comply with City of Maysville Code of Ordinances Section 190. It provides for water runoff, soil scouring, erosion and contamination to be managed from design through decommissioning of the project.

1.            Complaint Procedure
2. If after sixty (60) days there is no resolution of a registered complaint the complainant may provide notice to the Planning and Zoning Administrator accompanied by a fee of $250.00 that they intend to enter into binding arbitration of the unresolved complaint. Failure by the operator to perform an action specified by the arbitrator will be considered a violation of the zoning ordinance and subject to the applicable enforcement penalties and remedies. Upon receipt of a request for arbitration the Planning and Zoning Administrator will arrange for a time and place to meet with the arbitrator. Upon approval of a SES project the operator shall continually fund a non-reverting fund (for arbitration only), which will contain no less than $5,000 dollars at any time, for the life of the SES project. Notification by Certified Mail of a deficiency in the balance of the fund to the operator shall be the responsibility of the Planning and Zoning Administrator. If upon notification that the fund is deficient, the operator shall have sixty (60) days to bring the fund back to the prescribed minimum amount. If the payment is not satisfied within the sixty (60) days, the SES project will be deemed in violation of the permit.  The arbitrator shall be a member of the Kentucky Bar Association, be on the Roster of Court-Approved Mediators in the State of Kentucky and not be a citizen of the City of Maysville or Mason County, Kentucky. The Planning and Zoning Administrator may appear and present evidence on behalf of a complainant if requested to do so.

Summary

This Ordinance amends Code of Ordinances Chapter 320.406.6 to prohibit Large Scale Solar Energy System (SES) in the City of Maysville to permit Integrated  and Rooftop SES, to allow Small Scale SES except in TH-1 and D-1, and permit Intermediate Scale SES in A-1, A-2, 1-1, 1-2 and I-3.

        WHEREAS, the Maysville-Mason County Joint Planning Commission held  public hearings on November 16 and 18, 2021, March 2, 2022 and May 4, 2022 concerning the proposed changes in Chapter 320; and 

            WHEREAS, the Maysville-Mason County Joint Planning Commission adopted Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and the Board of Commissioners discussed changes in an open meeting;

                                                                                                Debra L. Cotterill, Mayor

ATTEST: 

Lisa R. Dunbar, City Clerk

The following Ordinance was adopted by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Maysville, Kentucky Sept. 9, 2022:

                                                                                                Summary

This Ordinance amends a salary schedule for Tourism Director from the minimum rate of $39,000 to $45,000 and the maximum rate of $48,000 to $61,000; this Ordinance also amends the salary schedule for Tour Guides/Tourism Assistant from the maximum rate of $18 to $19.

                                                                                                Debra L. Cotterill, Mayor

ATTEST:              

Lisa R.Dunbar, City Clerk

The following Ordinance was adopted by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Maysville, Kentucky Dec. 8, 2022:

SUMMARY

                This ordinance changes Code of Ordinances Section 152.07 to change the monthly fee of $13 per month to fee will be based on fee assessed by the contractor for garbage collection and will be included with the monthly water and sewer bill and collected at the same time.

                                                                                                Debra L. Cotterill, Mayor

ATTEST:              

Lisa R.Dunbar, City Clerk

The following Ordinances were adopted by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Maysville, Kentucky Dec. 29, 2022:

                This Ordinance amends Code of Ordinances Section 137.02 to expand the transient room tax to include stays at campgrounds and recreational vehicle parks.  It further requires those facilitating the rental of accommodations to collect the room tax on their total charges for the rental of accommodations.  It further exempts receipts from a customer for a continuous stay of thirty days or more.  Finally, it requires online platforms that facilitate rentals to report and pay the local transient room tax based upon total charges for rentals, including service fees.

                This Ordinance amends Code of Ordinances Chapter 154 to create §154.079 to regulate persons who transport domestic wastewater. It establishes a charge for wastewater haulers to obtain permits and establishing a fee of $40 for each 1000 gallons of domestic wastewater (sewage) discharge by wastewater haulers. It further establishes billing procedures for such charges, establishes a discharge point for use by any wastewater hauler, sets time parameters for discharge, and establishes causes for termination and/or suspension of a discharge permit. It further sets forth the information required on a wastewater hauler trucker’s discharge permit application. Finally, it amends subsection 154.074 to delete duplicative language.

                                                                                                Debra L. Cotterill, Mayor

ATTEST:              

Lisa R.Dunbar, City Clerk