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Planning & Zoning Commission: the seven-member body appointed by the mayor and city council that pursues and administers provisions of KRS Chapter 100.

Board of Adjustment: the 5-member body appointed by the mayor and city council that hears applications for conditional use permits, variances from provisions of the zoning ordinance, changes to non-conforming uses, and appeals of administrative decisions.

Comprehensive Plans: the adopted plan that serves as a guide for public and private actions and decisions to assure the development of public and private property in the most appropriate relationships.

Zoning Ordinance: land use regulations that implement the comprehensive plan by: promoting the public health, safety, morals, and general welfare of the city; facilitating orderly and harmonious development and the visual or historical character of the city; and, regulating the density of population and intensity of land use in order to provide for adequate light and air.

Subdivision Regulations: development regulations that govern the subdivision of land, the design of infrastructure to serve subdivided land, the construction of that infrastructure, and the filing of records concerning those actions.

Kentucky Building Code: the mandatory, comprehensive, uniform state-wide building code that regulates general construction; structural quality; mechanical systems to include heating, cooling, and ventilation; electrical systems; and life safety from hazards of fire, explosion, and other disasters, whether caused by acts of nature or man.