COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH COMMISSION
GENERAL ASSEMBLY LOCAL MANDATE FISCAL IMPACT ESTIMATE
2001 REGULAR SESSION 2000-2001 INTERIM
MEASURE
2001 RS BR / 1299 / Amendment: / Committee / FloorBill #: / HB 349 / Amendment #
SUBJECT/TITLE / Subdivision of land
SPONSOR / Representative Jon D. Reinhardt
MANDATE SUMMARY
Unit of Government: / X / City; / X / County; / X / Urban County GovernmentProgram/
Office(s) Impacted: / Planning and zoning commissions or agenciesRequirement: / X / Mandatory / Optional
Effect on
Powers & Duties / Modifies Existing / X / Adds New / Eliminates ExistingPURPOSE/MECHANICS
HB 349 would allow a property owner to transfer or sell a parcel of property to an immediate family for a home construction site without planning commission approval.
FISCAL EXPLANATION/BILL PROVISIONS / ESTIMATED COSTThe fiscal impact of HB 349 is indeterminable. The measure would permit a property owner to transfer or sell a parcel of property to an immediate family for a home construction site without a planning commission's approval. The parcel must have access to a public road. The bill also provides that the property transfer to one's kin for home construction will be considered a permitted use.
Provisions in this bill would affect mainly city or county planning and zoning commissions or agencies. This bill would allow the transfer of a parcel to an immediate family member (parent, step-parent, spouse, child or step-child) regardless of current zoning standards or requirements. Some planning commissions have types of "relative division" or "family division" provisions, or allow waivers or issue special use permits in these situations. Provisions in this bill may require local ordinance or regulation changes to comply, leading to the costs usually associated with those types of changes. The resulting ordinance or regulation also may require administration or compliance review.
DATA SOURCE(S) / LRC staff; Kentucky Chapter of the American Planning AssociationPREPARER / Lowell Atchley / REVIEW / DATE / 2/20/01
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