KRS 177.037: Community boundary signs -- Commemorative boundary signs for city or

unincorporated urban place.

(1) The Department of Highways may install and maintain signs recognizing the

boundary of a city, town, or community whether incorporated or unincorpora ted.

These signs shall be installed regardless of whether the community has a post

office, if the Department of Highways had previously erected signs recognizing the

city, town, or community. The signs shall be placed at the official community

boundaries. If the community does not have official boundaries, the signs shall be

installed at the community boundaries as determined by the built-up area.

(2) The department shall install and maintain signs at the boundaries of any city or an

unincorporated urban pl ace as defined in KRS 177.366, regardless of whether the

city or unincorporated urban place has a post office or zip code, if the city or

unincorporated urban place:

(a) Submits a written request for not more than two (2) signs:

1. To honor the birthplace of a person important to the city or

unincorporated urban place; or

2. To honor an event or accomplishment important to the city or

unincorporated urban place; and

(b) Agrees to pay for the actual cost to make and install the signs.

(3) The department shall work with the city or unincorporated urban place to determine

the appropriate place to install the signs required under subsection (2) of this

section. If an agreement cannot be reached on the appropriate place to install the

signs, the site selected by the city or unincorporated urban place shall take

precedence and the department shall not prohibit and shall not delay the installation

of the signs.

(4) Each city or unincorporated urban place requesting a sign under subsection (2) of

this section shall b e limited to two (2) signs. Requests for additional signs

authorized under subsection (2) of this section in excess of two (2) by the same city

or unincorporated urban place shall be consolidated into a single sign.

(5) All statutes to the contrary notwithstanding, the Transportation Cabinet shall amend

its policies and administrative regulations in effect on July 15, 2002, to comply with

the provisions of this section, and shall not subsequently adopt new policies or

promulgate new administrative regulations to the contrary.