Kentucky SB112 regulates short-term rentals by limiting local government authority and establishing a permit system.
Kentucky SB112 establishes regulations for short-term rentals, prohibiting local governments from requiring conditional use permits or imposing density-based restrictions. It mandates a permit system for each property used as a short-term rental, with specific application requirements and fees. The bill also outlines conditions for permit revocation and renewal, and it preempts local ordinances that treat short-term rentals differently from other residential uses.
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