United States — Arizona
ARS § 9-500.48
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A city or town must require contracted handlers of deceased cats or dogs to scan for a microchip and try to contact the owner before landfill disposal.
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United States — Arizona
ARS § 9-500.49
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Cities and towns must adopt ordinances that let administrative staff approve certain development-related items without a public hearing, and they may adopt a self-certification program for qualified projects.
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ARS § 9-500.50
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Certain cities and towns must notify a military commander when specific development or zoning applications in a military influence area are deemed complete.
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ARS § 9-500.51
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A municipality may not require a license or permit for a business that is run by someone under 19 and operated only occasionally.
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ARS § 9-500.52
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A municipality may not block general construction hours by noise ordinance during the stated summer and Saturday times if the work has a valid municipal building permit, and it must allow concrete pouring at least one hour before regular construction starts.
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ARS § 9-500.53
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This section restricts municipalities in an initial active management area from imposing certain landscaping and water-feature requirements in subdivisions with pledged groundwater savings credits.
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ARS § 9-501
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A municipal corporation cannot grant a public-utility franchise unless voters authorize it; a telecommunications corporation may apply for a license or franchise, and the municipality may not require a franchise for telecommunications services.
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ARS § 9-502
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This section sets the steps for getting a municipal public-utility franchise, including filing the proposal, publication before the election, voter approval, and a 25-year maximum term.
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ARS § 9-505
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This section defines terms used in the article, including cable operator, cable service, cable television system, gross revenues, license, and licensing authority.
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ARS § 9-506
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This section lets a licensing authority issue and control cable TV licenses, but limits the fees and other charges it can impose on cable operators.
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ARS § 9-507
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A person seeking a cable television system license must apply in the form set by the licensing authority and follow that authority’s requirements. Before issuing a license, the licensing authority must hold a public hearing in the proposed service area and give public notice.
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ARS § 9-508
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New cable television systems generally need a license before construction; some existing systems stay compliant for their license term, and a licensing authority may amend or terminate a license in specified circumstances.
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ARS § 9-509
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A city or town may not acquire an ownership interest in a commercial cable television system unless the interest is acquired for at least fair market value.
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ARS § 9-510
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A licensing authority must not directly or indirectly control cable television programming, except for channels dedicated to government access.
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ARS § 9-511
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A municipal corporation may operate public-type businesses, acquire related property, set water rates for water sold to another municipality under listed rules, and use eminent domain for those purposes.
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ARS § 9-511.01
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A municipality running domestic water or wastewater service cannot raise rates or charges unless it follows notice, reporting, hearing, and publication steps, and the rates must be just and reasonable.
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ARS § 9-511.02
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A city or town may place a lien on property for unpaid utility user fees if the fees are more than 90 days delinquent, but it must give the owner written notice and a hearing opportunity first.
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ARS § 9-511.03
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If a city or town provides certain waste or recycling services outside its boundaries, it must keep separate records, make tax-equivalent in-lieu payments, pay applicable fees, and avoid subsidizing those services with city or town funds.
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ARS § 9-512
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A municipal corporation may issue and sell bonds for section 9-511 purposes, with bond interest capped at 9% per year. If an enterprise or public improvement was funded by bond proceeds, the municipality must set service rates to cover interest and at least 3% per year on bond principal, after maintenance and operating
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ARS § 9-513
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A municipal corporation may lease a public improvement or utility at a stipulated rental when issuing bonds is impracticable, and the rental contract must reserve an option to buy later.
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