Kentucky Municipal Law
Louisville Metro requires all businesses to obtain a Business License from the Revenue Commission before commencing operations. The license must be renewed annually. Food service establishments must obtain a permit…
Source: Louisville Metro Revenue Commission
Louisville Metro's Land Development Code permits home occupations as accessory uses in residential districts subject to performance standards. The business must be clearly secondary to the residential use, must not…
Source: Louisville Metro Planning and Design Services Division
Lexington-Fayette Urban County requires all businesses to obtain a Business License from the Revenue Division before commencing operations. The license must be renewed annually. Food service establishments must obtain a…
Source: Lexington-Fayette Urban County Revenue Division
Lexington-Fayette's Zoning Ordinance permits home occupations as accessory uses in residential districts subject to conditions. The business must be clearly secondary to the residential use, must not employ non-residents on…
Source: Lexington-Fayette Urban County Division of Planning
Bowling Green requires all businesses to obtain a Business License from the City Clerk before commencing operations within the city. The license must be renewed annually. Food service establishments must…
Source: City of Bowling Green City Clerk
Bowling Green's Zoning Ordinance permits home occupations as accessory uses in residential districts subject to performance conditions. The business must be clearly secondary to the residential use, must not employ…
Source: City of Bowling Green Planning and Zoning Division
Owensboro requires all businesses to obtain a Business License from the City Clerk before commencing operations within the city. The license must be renewed annually. Food service establishments must obtain…
Source: City of Owensboro City Clerk
Owensboro's Zoning Code permits home occupations as accessory uses in residential districts subject to conditions. The business must be clearly secondary to the residential use, must not employ non-residents working…
Source: City of Owensboro Planning Division
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