COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY
STATE FISCAL NOTE STATEMENT
GENERAL ASSEMBLY / LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COMMISSION2000 REGULAR SESSION / 1998-99 INTERIM
MEASURE
(X) 2000 BR No. / 971 / (X) / House / Bill No. / 192/GA() Resolution No. / () Amendment No.
SUBJECT/TITLE / An Act relating to state leasing.
SPONSOR / Representative Jody Haydon
NOTE SUMMARY
Fiscal Analysis: / Impact / X No Impact / Indeterminable ImpactLevel(s) of Impact: / State / Local / Federal
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Fund(s) Impact: / General / Road / Federal
Restricted Agency (Type) / (Other)
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MEASURE'S PURPOSE: Provides a statutory mechanism for lease authorization procedures during the Interim when the annual cost of the lease is over $200,000 and less than $250,000, if the lease was originally under $200,000 and then renewed after competitive bidding.
PROVISION/MECHANICS: Amends KRS 48.111 to authorize a lease over $200,000 to be effective though not included in the current biennial budget under defined situations; places a cap of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($250,000) on the total lease amount; identifies restrictions when the lease may be awarded; and allows a lease to remain in effect until June 30 of the next even year unless included in the biennial budget report and branch budget bill.
FISCAL EXPLANATION: HB 192 has no direct fiscal impact. Under KRS 48.111, leases which exceed the $200,000 threshold but are not authorized in the biennial budget, may be authorized during the Interim through various exemptions. HB 192 establishes an additional exemption in KRS 48.111. Although HB 192 has no direct fiscal impact, to the extent increased lease costs are incurred by agencies, a fiscal impact would occur.
DATA SOURCE(S) / Capital Projects and Bond Oversight Committee StaffNOTE NO. / 104 / PREPARER / Nancy Osborne / REVIEW / DATE / 2/9/00
LRC 2000-BR 971