KRS 99.825: Obligations of conservator while in possession of property -- Final plan for

abatement -- Status report -- Full accounting upon implementation -- Petition

to terminate conservatorship through sale.

(1) While in possession of the building, the conservator shall:

(a) Maintain, safeguard, and insure the property;

(b) Develop a final plan for abatement of the conditions which caused the petition

to be granted or, if no feasible final plan can be developed, develop

alternatives, including the closin g, sealing, or demolition of all or part of the

building in accordance with KRS 99.830;

(c) Submit the final plan to the court and all parties in interest; and

(d) Execute the final plan.

(2) The final plan shall include a cost estimate, a financing plan, sources of financing,

and a description of the work to be done for the rehabilitation of the building in

order to bring it into compliance with all applicable housing, building, and nuisance

code requirements, any duly adopted plan for the area in which th e building is

located, and any historic preservation requirements, along with an estimated

timeline for completion.

(3) Any party in interest shall be allowed to comment on or request a hearing on the

final plan within thirty (30) days of receipt of the final plan by certified or registered

mail.

(4) While in possession of the building, the conservator shall additionally submit a

status report to the court and all parties in interest every six (6) months from the

date of appointment, or more frequently as t he court may deem appropriate. The

status report shall include:

(a) A copy of any contracts entered into by the conservator regarding

improvement of the building and any related bids;

(b) An account of all expenses and improvements;

(c) The status of developing and implementing the final plan; and

(d) A description of proposed actions to be taken in the next six (6) months to

improve the building.

(5) Upon implementation of the final plan, the conservator shall submit to the court and

all parties in interes t a full accounting of all actions taken to rehabilitate the

property, all income and expenditures received or incurred during implementation

of the final plan, and an estimate of the conservator's fee.

(6) The conservator may then petition the court for a uthorization to terminate the

conservatorship through either a public or private sale.