Kentucky HB703 amends land use regulations by specifying how subdivision plats should be recorded and stored.
Kentucky HB703 modifies land use regulations by detailing the process for recording subdivision plats. After approval by the planning commission, the plat must be recorded at the subdivider's expense in the county clerk's office. The plat must be rectangular, and if too large for the plat book, the county clerk must provide a plat cabinet with an index.
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