Kentucky SB54 regulates short-term rentals by defining them and allowing local governments to impose restrictions.
Kentucky SB54 defines "short-term rental" as any dwelling unit rented for less than thirty days. It mandates compliance with zoning, building codes, and fire safety laws. The bill allows local governments to create registries, impose fees, restrict locations, and set occupancy requirements for short-term rentals. It also permits restrictions on the number and proximity of rentals within a jurisdiction.
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