Kentucky HB204 establishes duplexes as a permitted use in all residential zones without additional permitting or review.
Kentucky HB204 creates a new section in the Kentucky Revised Statutes to define a duplex as a residential structure with two separate dwelling units, each with its own entrance. The bill mandates that duplexes be considered a permitted use in all residential zones, exempting them from additional permitting or review beyond that required for single-family homes. It also prohibits planning units from enacting regulations that prohibit duplexes, impose more restrictive requirements than those on single-family homes, or assess additional fees.
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