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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

183.861 Establishment of Airport Zoning Commission -- Jurisdiction over land use

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(1)There is hereby created and established within the cabinet, a commission to be
known as the "Kentucky Airport Zoning Commission" which, notwithstanding the
provisions of KRS Chapters 100 and 147, shall be empowered to issue orders, rules,
and regulations pertaining to use of land within and around the facilities identified
in subsection
(2)of this section as will promote the public interest and protect and
encourage the proper use of the airports and their facilities.
(2)The commission shall have jurisdiction over land use issues around the following
facilities in the Commonwealth:
(a)All military airports;
(b)All public-use facilities of the following types:
1. Airports;
2. Heliports; and
3. Seaplane bases; and
(c)All private-use airports which have a paved runway in excess of two thousand
nine hundred (2,900) feet.
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