In Kentucky, a mobile home community is defined as a developed parcel of land containing common facilities and utlities on the premises as licensed by the Cabinet intended specifically to lease two or more residential spaces on which to locate manufactured or mobile home dwellings.
A recreational vehicle community is defined as a parcel of land available to the public containing two or more spaces occupied or intended to be occupied by recreational vehicles for transient dwelling purposes and including any service building, structure, enclosure or other facility used as a part of the community.
The state mobile home and recreational vehicle communities program establishes standards for community construction and layout, sanitary standards for operation and other measures to ensure a safe and sanitary community operation.
To register a complaint on a mobile home or recreational vehicle community, please contact your local health department.
Plans for new mobile home and recreational vehicle communities and modifications to existing communities must be submitted to local health departments. For further information on submitting construction or expansion plans, please see the information below and contact your local health department environmentalist.