Kentucky SB338 amends zoning regulations to allow cities with populations of 20,000 or more to establish a board of zoning adjustment.
Kentucky SB338 modifies zoning regulations to allow cities with populations of 20,000 or more to establish a board of zoning adjustment by ordinance. This board would have exclusive jurisdiction within the city's boundaries. The bill also outlines the appointment process for board members, their terms, and the conditions under which they can be removed. It specifies that boards must consist of citizen members, with a maximum of two members from the planning commission.
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