Kentucky HB530 establishes regulations for permits, inspections, and enforcement of building codes, including the use of third-party inspectors and.
Kentucky HB530 introduces provisions for the timely processing and review of permit applications by regulatory authorities, requiring decisions within sixty days. It mandates that if a decision is not made within this period, a permit must be automatically granted. The bill outlines the responsibilities of local governments and the state department in issuing and revoking permits, and the inspection of buildings. It allows for the use of third-party inspectors for plan reviews and inspections, provided they meet specific qualifications and insurance requirements.
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