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KRS § 100.348 Compatibility standards for manufactured homes -- Definitions -- Adoption of standards by local governments.

Local governments generally may not zone out qualified manufactured homes, discriminate against them, or impose conflicting foundation rules; they may adopt compatibility standards within stated limits.

  • Compatibility standards
  • Manufactured homes
  • Residential development
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KRS § 100.349 Renumbered as KRS 100.3291.

This section was renumbered as KRS 100.3291.

  • Section renumbering
1966
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KRS § 100.350 Repealed, 1966.

Section 100.350 was repealed in 1966.

1966
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KRS § 100.351 Repealed, 1966.

This section was repealed in 1966.

1966
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KRS § 100.352 Repealed, 1966.

This section was repealed in 1966.

1966
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KRS § 100.353 Repealed, 1966.

This section was repealed in 1966; its former catchline was “Adoption of master plan by commission.”

1966
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KRS § 100.354 Repealed, 1966.

Section 100.354 was repealed in 1966.

1966
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KRS § 100.355 Repealed, 1966.

This section was repealed in 1966.

1966
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KRS § 100.360 Repealed, 1966.

This section was repealed in 1966.

  • Land use
  • Subdivision plats
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KRS § 100.361 Construction of chapter.

This chapter does not override zoning laws, and state land-use proposals do not need local planning unit approval; some prison or correctional facility proposals trigger notice, a public hearing, and a report.

  • Public hearings
  • State property acquisition
  • Zoning
1966
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KRS § 100.362 Repealed, 1966.

This section was repealed in 1966.

1966
United States — Kentucky Act or statute

KRS § 100.364 Repealed, 1966.

Section 100.364 was repealed in 1966.

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KRS § 100.365 Renumbered as KRS 100.216.

This section states that 100.365 was renumbered as KRS 100.216.

1986
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KRS § 100.367 Repealed, 1986.

This section was repealed in 1986.

  • Legislative history
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KRS § 100.3681 Filing of certificate of land use restrictions required -- Contents -- Amendments -- Effect of failure to file or file properly.

County clerks and planning officials must file, maintain, index, and update land use restriction certificates and zoning map amendments, with some fees allowed and refunded if no restriction is imposed.

  • Administrative fees
  • Filing requirements
  • Land use restrictions
  • Property records
Year unavailable
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KRS § 100.3683 Form of certificate.

This section gives the required form for a certificate of land use restriction.

  • Certificate form
  • Property restriction records
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KRS § 100.3684 Effect of KRS 100.3681 to 100.3683.

This section says KRS 100.3681 to 100.3683 do not change other recording requirements in this chapter.

1966
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KRS § 100.370 Repealed, 1966.

Section 100.370 was repealed in 1966.

1966
United States — Kentucky Act or statute

KRS § 100.380 Repealed, 1966.

This section was repealed in 1966.

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