Kentucky SB225 regulates residential construction by prohibiting cost-increasing administrative regulations and requiring cost-benefit analyses.

Kentucky SB225 amends the regulation of residential construction by establishing the Kentucky Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction. The bill mandates that the department cannot promulgate any administrative regulation that increases construction costs unless explicitly required by law. It also requires the department to conduct cost-benefit analyses for proposed regulations, including compliance costs for builders and benefits to the public.

Kentucky SB225 regulates residential construction by prohibiting cost-increasing administrative regulations and requiring cost-benefit analyses.

Kentucky SB225 amends the regulation of residential construction by establishing the Kentucky Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction. The bill mandates that the department cannot promulgate any administrative regulation that increases construction costs unless explicitly required by law. It also requires the department to conduct cost-benefit analyses for proposed regulations, including compliance costs for builders and benefits to the public.