The Petitioners herein are proper parties-appellant of the Secretarys Final Order within the meaning the K.R.S. Venue is proper in the Franklin Circuit Court pursuant to K.R.S.

The AugCabinet Order is a final and appealable order within the meaning of KRS 224.10-470.Ħ. This court has jurisdiction to hear this petition for review pursuant to KRS 224.10-470. This appeal is timely filed within the meaning of KRS 224.10-470, since it is being filed within the thirty (30) day period prescribed by statute following the execution of the Final Order by the Secretary and filing by the Office of Administrative Hearings.ĥ. A copy of that order is affixed to this Appeal and Petition for Review and is incorporated herein by reference.Ĥ. The final order from which this appeal is taken was entered on August 16, 2007. The party or parties affected by the final order shall file in the Circuit Court a petition which states fully the ground upon which a review is sought and assign all errors relief on.ģ. The appeal shall be taken to the Franklin Circuit Court within thirty (30) days from entry of the final order. KRS 224.10-470 provides in relevant part that: Appeals may be taken from all final orders of the Environmental and Public Protection Cabinet. This complaint and petition for review is filed pursuant to the provisions of KRS 224.10-470.Ģ. This appeal and petition for review seeks judicial review pursuant to KRS 224.10-470, of an AugOrder of the Secretary of the Respondent Environmental and Public Protection Cabinet upholding the issuance by the Cabinet?s Division of Water of construction and Kentucky No Discharge Operational Permits (KNDOP) permits for nine confined hog operations.įor the reasons stated herein, Petitioners respectfully request that this Court enter an Order reversing the decision of the Cabinet and determining and declaring that the Cabinet erred as a matter of law and fact in issuing the challenged Construction and Operating permits for the nine agricultural waste handling systems.ġ. We never want to forget that we are here to serve you, a taxpayer and citizen of Fulton County.Appeal Filed On Cabinet Order Upholding Issuance of Permits For Confined Hog Operations In Fulton, Carlisle and Hickman Counties Posted: September 8, 2007 We invite you to drop by our new offices at the old National Guard Armory or to call us whenever we can help you with your tax assessments. The PVA Office has other goals set for the office that we hope will only continue to improve our services to Fulton County. I hope that this web site will not only be a convenient tool for the citizens of Fulton County, but will also expose Fulton County to the rest of the world as a desirable place to live and do business and thus expanding our economic status in the business community. As you read and use this web site, you are able to see that we are reaching our current goals in our quest to better serve our citizens. An up-to-date web site has been a goal where taxpayers can calculate their tax bill and realtors and lawyers can assess tax records needed to complete their jobs, without a drive to the PVA Office. It was also my goal, after being elected, to bring modern technology to the Fulton County PVA Office by acquiring updated maps, both hard copies and on-line Global Information Systems through available software. It is the goal of the PVA office to offer excellent service to Fulton County citizens. I have a genuine desire to serve the citizens of Fulton County and to help make this county a wonderful place to live, work and raise a family. Now in the PVA Office, I find myself again in the role of public servant.

My time there placed me in many leadership positions where I was able to serve the students and parents of the school district. My past career included 28 years in the field of education where I have served as elementary teacher, elementary principal and school district Director of Pupil Personnel. I am very honored to serve Fulton County in this position and would like to thank the citizens for placing their confidence in me by electing me to this position.

I began serving the citizens of Fulton County as PVA in December of 2006. My name is Pete Morgan and I have been married to Penny Broadbent Morgan for 32 years, with two grown sons, Kyle and Reid. Please allow me to introduce myself to those of you that may not know me. Welcome to the Fulton County PVA web page. M.A., Murray State University - Education Administration Fulton County Property Valuation Administrator's Office Pete Morgan

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