Kentucky HB203 regulates accessory dwelling units, allowing them in residential zones without special permits.
Kentucky HB203 establishes rules for accessory dwelling units, which are self-contained living spaces on the same property as a single-family home. The bill allows these units in all residential zones without requiring special permits. It prohibits local governments from imposing fees over $250 or restricting rentals to less than 30 days. The bill also prevents local governments from imposing stricter requirements on accessory dwelling units than on single-family homes.
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