Kentucky state rules
- Water submetering is allowed in Kentucky, with residents billed for their measured usage
- The Kentucky Public Service Commission regulates the utilities themselves under Title 807 of the Kentucky Administrative Regulations (807 KAR Chapter 5), including meter accuracy and testing
- Kentucky's drinking water rules (401 KAR 8:020) exempt a submetered property from regulation as a public or semipublic water system when the owner charges residents no more than their share of the actual water bill, based on their actual usage
- Meters must be accurate, and the lease should disclose the billing terms and any administrative fees clearly
- NES tracks the current Kentucky requirements so your property stays compliant