United States — Arizona
ARS § 9-485
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This section defines “mobile food unit” and “mobile food vendor” for the article.
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United States — Arizona
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This section defines “mobile food unit” and “mobile food vendor” for the article.
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Cities and towns may regulate mobile food vendors and units in certain ways, but they are barred from imposing several special restrictions; larger cities and towns must also post license applications online and cannot require in-person application.
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A city or town generally may not require a mobile food vendor to carry insurance naming the city or town as an additional insured, unless the vendor is at a city- or town-sponsored event or operating on public property.
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A city or town may sue to collect an unpaid local license, business, or occupation tax.
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A city or town may not require an additional business license from certain real estate brokers or salespersons who are already licensed and authorized to do business in that city or town.
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A city or town may not require a business license for a person doing business with purchasers in that city or town if the person owes state tax only because its business exceeds the section 42-5043 threshold.
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A municipality’s governing body may invest sinking funds and surplus or idle funds in specified bonds and other authorized investments.
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Some cities and towns may annually spend general-fund money for advertising and economic-development purposes, within population-based dollar limits.
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Cities and towns may create and maintain public parks, and they may acquire and improve real property for that purpose. In certain reclamation-project cities or towns, a limited property tax may also be levied to help pay park maintenance costs.
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Cities and towns must identify a contact employee in certain written communications, that employee must reply within five business days, and the city or town must print a notice on all permit- and license-related applications.
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A city or town may spend public money in federally owned or controlled areas if the governing body finds the spending necessary for the city or town’s health or safety.
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Cities and towns may use public funds to buy liability insurance for their officers, agents, and employees when they are serving in governmental or proprietary capacities.
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A county and an incorporated city or town may agree that the county will provide police protection, and the city or town must pay the agreed amount if it receives those services.
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Cities and towns must use ordinances to require property owners, lessees, or occupants to remove hazardous rubbish, trash, weeds, debris, or dilapidated buildings after notice.
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Charter cities and general law cities have the powers of incorporated towns, plus any powers given by their charters or other laws.
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City or town curb-ramp standards must provide at least two ramps per lineal block at crosswalks in intersections, with an optional two-foot exposed aggregate strip and ADA compliance for the ramps.
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The governing body of an incorporated city or town may establish, maintain, and operate medical clinics.
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Cities and towns may appoint animal control officers, and those officers may file court actions for rabies- and animal-control-related violations within the city or town.
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Cities and towns may set towing rate limits for private towing carriers, and private towing carriers generally may not tow vehicles from private property without permission or an allowed exception.
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A city, town, or legally organized fire district that uses a private fire company must place certain received monies into a specified fund.