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United States — Arizona
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A city or town may appoint an official to enforce certain water conservation plumbing rules, and if it does, it must notify the state water resources department in writing.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town governing body in a city or town with 350,000 or more people (per the 1990 census) may adopt a fair housing ordinance by January 1, 1995.
United States — Arizona
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Escort or escort agency ads must include the required license number, and the actor must keep age proof on file for at least one year.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town governing body may spend public money on economic development activities, but a covered city or town may not fund those activities by imposing a new fee or tax on a single industry or business type. Expenditure decisions also cannot be treated as emergency measures and take effect only after 30 days from
United States — Arizona
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Cities and towns may spend public money on economic development, but they face limits and procedures for retail tax incentives.
United States — Arizona
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A property owner may appeal certain city or town actions about property dedications, exactions, or zoning regulations, and the city, hearing officer, and court each have specific notice, timing, proof, and fee rules.
United States — Arizona
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Cities, towns, and their agencies or instrumentalities must comply with specified U.S. Supreme Court cases and binding Arizona and federal appellate decisions interpreting or applying those cases.
United States — Arizona
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City and town resources generally cannot be used to influence elections, and city employees cannot use their positions to influence subordinate employees’ political activity.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town governing body may, by resolution, put an advisory public transportation question to voters at a special or general election.
United States — Arizona
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Cities or towns in area A must adopt and enforce a fireplace ordinance by December 31, 1998, and the ordinance must restrict most fireplace and wood stove installations and conversions unless they meet specified standards or exceptions.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town may make agreements with transportation-related public bodies and may advance money under those agreements.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town generally may not charge a school district or charter school fees under section 9-463.05, but it may charge for streets and water and sewer utility functions if the development is not funded, in whole or in part, from the new school facilities fund.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town may not effectively prohibit installing or using a vehicle refueling apparatus, but it may ensure proper installation to protect public health and safety.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town may provide or assist emergency fire or medical services outside its limits in specified situations, may seek reimbursement, and the recipient is liable for the costs.
United States — Arizona
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Cities and towns using civil ordinance enforcement must set up hearing procedures, and hearing officers must decide whether a violation occurred.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town’s chief prosecutor may set up a diversion program, and the prosecutor has sole discretion to decide whether to divert a case before a guilty plea or trial.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town may provide fire and emergency medical services outside its corporate limits to a county island if approved by municipal resolution and as allowed by the cited sections.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town may abandon a federal patent easement if it determines the easement is no longer needed or used by the public and it notifies and gets consent from all affected utilities.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town may not build or keep a work center if any part of it would help knowingly employ an alien not entitled to lawful residence in the United States.
United States — Arizona
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An incorporated city or town may authorize a peace officer to stop an unaccompanied minor, or a minor without written parental consent, from entering Mexico at the border.