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United States — Arizona
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Municipalities that require building permits must send permit copies and later notice to the county assessor and state revenue director, and they cannot block permits or add license conditions based on the utility provider chosen for the project.
United States — Arizona
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Municipalities must follow specified permit standards for certain solar energy devices, including plan details, limited engineer-stamp requirements, fee limits, public notice, and fee-disclosure rules.
United States — Arizona
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Municipalities must publish a housing needs assessment every five years starting January 1, 2025 and file an annual housing report starting the same date; the state housing department must compile and forward the reports.
United States — Arizona
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Hoophouses and polyhouses can be exempt from municipal building permits if they meet listed conditions.
United States — Arizona
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This section lets a qualified third party do a single-family residential building permit review if a municipality with 30,000 or more people does not act within 15 working days, and it sets rules for reviewers, appeals, fees, and exceptions.
United States — Arizona
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This section sets procedures and limits for a city or town to annex territory, including filing, notice, hearings, petition timing, contiguity rules, and some exceptions.
United States — Arizona
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People signing an annexation petition must write the date they sign it, and the signature is not valid unless the petition is filed or accepted for filing within two years of that signature date.
United States — Arizona
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This section sets the process for deannexing land from one city or town and annexing it to another, including notice, filing, hearing, protest, and tax rules.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town may return certain qualifying land or a qualifying public right-of-way to the county, but the process requires ordinances, a public hearing, notice to nearby taxable property owners, and a public-interest determination by the board of supervisors.
United States — Arizona
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Some cities or towns in counties over 350,000 people may annex certain surrounded or mostly surrounded territory if the landowner has requested federal ownership or trust handling. The annexation is valid with majority governing-body approval, and it becomes immediately operative with at least two-thirds approval.
United States — Arizona
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Territory annexed to a city or town must become part of the adjoining district or districts of that city or town.
United States — Arizona
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City and town councils may redraw districts, but each district must have roughly equal population, be contiguous and compact, and redistricting cannot occur within six months before a city, town, or district election.
United States — Arizona
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A landowner in the described area must give written notice and a tentative plat before subdividing land for sale by map or plat.
United States — Arizona
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The board of supervisors must schedule a hearing on the petition, notify the city or town, and approve and send the plat or map for filing if it reasonably meets legal requirements.
United States — Arizona
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If the board decides changes are needed at the hearing, the owner must prepare a plat or map that matches those changes.
United States — Arizona
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A subdivision plat or map must show the subdivision’s name and owner acknowledgment, and it may not use the same name as another recorded subdivision in a city or town in the same county. When the plat or map is filed, title to the reserved streets, alleys, parks, and other public-use ground vests in the public.
United States — Arizona
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The county recorder may not accept a plat or map for filing unless it complies with this article. An owner may file the subdivision plat or map if the owner gave written notice to the city or town, the city or town failed or refused to act within the required time, and the filing is otherwise lawful with the required s
United States — Arizona
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A sale or conveyance of property by reference to a subdivision map or plat is restricted unless the map or plat was prepared and filed under this article; violating this rule is a class 2 misdemeanor.
United States — Arizona
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Cities and towns must have audits performed, file and post the results, and meet several reporting deadlines.
United States — Arizona
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The city or town that is being audited must pay the audit expense.