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ARS § 9-461.05
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Planning agencies must prepare, and municipal governing bodies must adopt, a comprehensive long-range general plan for municipal development.
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Planning agencies must prepare, and municipal governing bodies must adopt, a comprehensive long-range general plan for municipal development.
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This section sets the procedure for adopting, amending, and periodically readopting a municipal general plan, including public participation, notice, hearings, and some military-airport-related review steps.
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After a general plan is adopted, the planning agency must help carry it out, report annually, coordinate public works planning, and review certain public land and construction actions for conformity with the plan.
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The planning agency may prepare specific plans based on the general plan, and must do so if directed by the legislative body.
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This section sets the hearing and notice steps for adopting a specific plan, regulation, or amendment, and lets the legislative body adopt it by ordinance or resolution.
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The legislative body must set administrative rules and procedures for specific plans and regulations, may delegate related powers, and must receive a planning-agency report within 40 days after referral before certain street or sewer work can proceed unless an exception applies.
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This section lets municipalities and counties use planning powers beyond city limits in defined ways, but it also imposes setup, notice, hearing, and agreement requirements.
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Planning commissions and counties may coordinate through joint meetings, shared staffing, technical-service contracts, and intergovernmental agreements, and certain public bodies must notify and cooperate with affected municipalities before acting on real property inside a municipality.
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The state may not require cities, towns, counties, or the attorney general to take the listed urban growth management actions.
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Cities and towns must give impacted utilities notice and a chance to comment during public works design, and must post a yearly capital improvement plan online.
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Municipal planning agencies and municipalities generally may not force subdividers or developers to create associations for subdivisions or zoning, and they may not penalize them for not being planned communities.
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A city or town generally may not adopt or require housing-related rules or fees that set residential sales or lease prices or require housing to be sold or leased to a particular group, except as allowed in subsection B.
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Cities must reimburse telecommunications utilities for relocation costs caused by qualifying bond-funded construction projects, and must follow claim and payment deadlines.
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Municipalities over 75,000 people must adopt accessory dwelling unit rules that allow specified ADUs on qualifying lots and may not impose listed restrictions.
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Certain municipalities must allow hotel and multifamily ancillary uses on qualifying international headquarters campuses, and must follow specific density, height, occupancy, and affordability rules.
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Municipalities must set up a preapproved housing design plan program and meet specific plan, posting, and review rules.
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This section defines key zoning terms and says formal court-style rules of evidence or procedure do not apply in zoning matters unless a municipality provides otherwise.
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This section lets municipal legislative bodies adopt and manage zoning rules, but also requires some pre-adoption considerations and limits certain land-use restrictions.
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The municipality may remove nonconforming uses or structures by purchase or condemnation, but it cannot force owners to give up continued use without acquisition and just compensation, and it must file enforcement actions for certain outdoor-advertising violations within two years of discovery.
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The municipality must adopt a citizen review process for certain rezoning and specific plan applications, and follow that process when adopting covered zoning ordinances.