HB68
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Create a new section of KRS 100.401 to 100.419 to specify that if a land use development plan or subdivision plan is for a proposed development adjacent to a county not part of the planning unit and the development would have a substantial impact on the infrastructure of that county, then the planning unit shall require as a binding element of the plan application an agreement from the other county approving the plan.
Introduced: January 7, 2026
Last action: January 14, 2026
Plain-language summary
This bill would require local planning units to get written approval from a neighboring county before approving a development plan, if that development sits next to that county and would significantly affect its roads, utilities, or other infrastructure. It gives neighboring counties a formal say in development decisions that could strain their resources, even if the development is not within their borders. Who it may affect: residents and local governments in counties near planned developments, as well as property developers and builders working on projects close to county lines.
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