Corbin doctor says he should be able to work from home, but code board disagrees

Date:

May 22, 2024

If you are a doctor, who is licensed to practice anywhere in Kentucky, do you have the right to operate a medical clinic out of your home even if that home is located in an area zoned for residential use?

Dr. Christopher Stokes addressed the Corbin City Commission Monday in regards to a dispute over the location of his medical practice, which is at his home in a residential zone. His attorney said that a lawsuit is possible if the dispute can’t be worked out.

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Mark White

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