| Last Action | 03/27/25: passed over and retained in the Orders of the Day | 
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| Title | AN ACT relating to swimming pools. | 
| Bill Documents | Current/Final Introduced | 
| Fiscal Impact Statement | Fiscal Note | 
| Bill Request Number | 1111 | 
| Sponsors | C. Richardson, G. Boswell | 
| Summary of Original Version | Amend KRS 211.203 to exempt pools that share a plat with a single-family residence that are rented to guests by the owner of the residence from regulation as public pools. | 
| Index Headings of Original Version | Property - Single-family residence, swimming pool Public Safety - Public swimming pools, requirements, exemptions Fiscal Note - Public pools, requirements, and exemptions | 
| Jump to Proposed Amendments | House Floor Amendment 1 House Floor Amendment 2 House Floor Amendment 3 House Floor Amendment 4 House Floor Amendment 5 House Floor Amendment 6 | 
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| Amendment | House Floor Amendment 1 | 
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| Sponsor | D. Osborne | 
| Summary | Retain original provisions; add a new section of KRS Chapter 65 to define terms relating to short-term rentals; prohibit a local government from regulating short-term rentals which are rented for less than thirty days annually, or placing density based restrictions on short-term rentals; allow a local government to require conditional use or other approvals for short-term rentals, but prohibit limitations on the number of applicants or permits issued, require information regarding the permits to be posted on a website, require a final decision on an application within thirty days, and that local government demonstrate that the approval of a short-term rental would have negative effects on health and safety or residential usesinclude provisions for local governments that adopt regulations concerning short-term rentals; include that the section does not prohibit restrictions on short-term rentals in a homeowners association agreement or other similar property association agreement; and make any ordinance in conflict void and unenforceable. | 
| Index Headings | Housing, Building, and Construction - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition Land Use - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition Landlord and Tenant - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition Local Government - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition Planning and Zoning - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition | 
| Amendment | House Floor Amendment 2 | 
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| Sponsor | D. Osborne | 
| Summary | Make title amendment. | 
| Index Headings | Title Amendments - SB 61/GA | 
| Amendment | House Floor Amendment 3 | 
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| Sponsor | D. Osborne | 
| Summary | Retain original provisions; add a new section of KRS Chapter 65 to define terms relating to short-term rentals; prohibit a local government from regulating short-term rentals which are rented for less than 30 days annually, or placing density based restrictions on short-term rentals; allow a local government to require conditional use or other approvals for short-term rentals, but prohibit limitations on the number of applicants or permits issued, require information regarding the permits to be posted on a website, require a final decision on an application within 30 days, and the local government to demonstrate that the approval of a short-term rental would have negative effects on health and safety or residential uses; include provisions for local governments that adopt regulations concerning short-term rentals; permit a local government to adopt and enforce regulations regarding short-term rentals that are generally applicable to all residential properties; permit revocation of an approval for a short-term rental due to violation of certain ordinances, but require due process; include that the section does not prohibit restrictions on short-term rentals in a homeowners association agreement or other similar property association agreement; and make any ordinance in conflict void and unenforceable. | 
| Index Headings | Housing, Building, and Construction - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition Land Use - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition Landlord and Tenant - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition Local Government - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition Planning and Zoning - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition | 
| Amendment | House Floor Amendment 4 | 
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| Sponsor | L. Burke | 
| Summary | Retain original provisions; add a new section of KRS Chapter 65 to define terms relating to short-term rentals; prohibit a local government from regulating short-term rentals which are rented for less than 30 days annually, or placing density based restrictions on short-term rentals; allow a local government to require conditional use or other approvals for short-term rentals, but prohibit limitations on the number of applicants or permits issued, require information regarding the permits to be posted on a website, require a final decision on an application within 30 days, and the local government to demonstrate that the approval of a short-term rental would have negative effects on health and safety or residential uses; allow for an owner that has a permit denied to appeal; include provisions for local governments that adopt regulations concerning short-term rentals; permit a local government to adopt and enforce regulations regarding short-term rentals that are generally applicable to all residential properties; permit revocation of an approval for a short-term rental due to violation of certain ordinances, but require due process; include that the section does not prohibit restrictions on short-term rentals in a homeowners association agreement or other similar property association agreement; and make any ordinance in conflict void and unenforceable; amend KRS 142.400 to impose a 1% statewide surtax on the rental of accommodations when charged by the owner of the property or by a person facilitating the rental of the property and deposit the receipts from the surtax into the Kentucky affordable housing trust fund; amend KRS 42.580, 142.402, 142.404, 142.406, and 198A.190 to conform. | 
| Index Headings | Housing, Building, and Construction - Affordable Housing Trust Fund, surtax receipts on rental of accommodations, deposit Housing, Building, and Construction - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition Land Use - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition Landlord and Tenant - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition Local Government - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition Planning and Zoning - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition Taxation - Statewide transient room surtax, imposition Tourism - Statewide transient room surtax, imposition | 
| Amendment | House Floor Amendment 5 | 
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| Sponsor | L. Burke | 
| Summary | Make title amendment. | 
| Index Headings | Title Amendments - SB 61/GA | 
| Amendment | House Floor Amendment 6 | 
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| Sponsor | L. Burke | 
| Summary | Retain original provisions; add a new section of KRS Chapter 65 to define terms relating to short-term rentals; prohibit a local government from regulating short-term rentals which are rented for less than 30 days annually; allow a local government to require conditional use or other approvals for short-term rentals, but prohibit limitations on the number of applicants or permits issued, require information regarding the permits to be posted on a website, require a final decision on an application within 30 days, and the local government to demonstrate that the approval of a short-term rental would have negative effects on health and safety or residential uses; allow for an owner that has a permit denied to appeal; include provisions for local governments that adopt regulations concerning short-term rentals; permit a local government to adopt and enforce regulations regarding short-term rentals that are generally applicable to all residential properties; permit revocation of an approval for a short-term rental due to violation of certain ordinances, but require due process; include that the section does not prohibit restrictions on short-term rentals in a homeowners association agreement or other similar property association agreement; make any ordinance in conflict void and unenforceable. | 
| Index Headings | Housing, Building, and Construction - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition Land Use - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition Landlord and Tenant - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition Local Government - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition Planning and Zoning - Short-term rental restrictions, prohibition | 
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