Kentucky HB68 requires a memorandum of understanding for land use development plans near county boundaries.
Kentucky HB68 mandates that any application for a land use development plan or subdivision plan must include a memorandum of understanding or similar agreement between the applicant and the adjacent county not part of the planning unit. This requirement applies if the proposed development is near a county boundary and would likely have a substantial impact on the adjacent county's transportation or other infrastructure.
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