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United States — Arizona
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This section requires an authority to process certain right-of-way wireless facility applications, give timely completeness notices, and apply set approval deadlines, while limiting denials, fees, and moratoriums.
United States — Arizona
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An authority may not make exclusive deals for access to its utility poles, must set and publish nondiscriminatory collocation rates and terms, and may not charge more than $50 per pole per year for small wireless facility collocation.
United States — Arizona
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An authority may use zoning, land use, planning, permitting, and police powers within its boundaries, but it has no jurisdiction over certain small wireless facilities and the state may not require deployment or regulate wireless services.
United States — Arizona
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A court of competent jurisdiction in this state must decide all disputes under this article.
United States — Arizona
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Wireless providers must site, build, and maintain facilities so they do not block, endanger, or interfere with travel, safety, or utility facilities in the right-of-way, and they must follow the electrical safety code and applicable protection laws.
United States — Arizona
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This article does not change certain utility-pole or wireless-support-structure authority, does not give authorities zoning or permitting power over those facilities, and does not alter private easements.
United States — Arizona
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An authority may not unreasonably delay, raise the cost of, or block acceptable signal reception for certain antennas installed on property within the antenna user’s exclusive use or control.
United States — Arizona
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This section establishes the Arizona convention center development fund to support eligible cities in developing and expanding municipally operated major convention center facilities.
United States — Arizona
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The state treasurer must administer the fund, invest and divest its money as allowed, and make annual distributions to eligible cities by August 1. When a project is fully funded, the city’s chief financial officer must certify that no more distributions are needed, and the treasurer must stop further distributions for
United States — Arizona
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Fund money must be used only for the chapter’s stated purposes, and recipient cities must keep and use the money separately under specific limits.
United States — Arizona
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A municipality may receive distributions from the Arizona convention center development fund only if it meets the listed eligibility conditions.
United States — Arizona
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An eligible city may spend convention center development fund money only for purposes allowed by section 9-603 and only for an eligible convention center development project. A project is eligible only if it meets the approval, funding, and cost requirements stated here.
United States — Arizona
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An eligible city described in section 9-604 may receive and spend distributions from the Arizona convention center development fund.
United States — Arizona
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When an eligible convention center development project is finished, the city’s chief financial officer must certify completion to the state treasurer and send a copy to the auditor general.
United States — Arizona
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The chief financial officer must deposit enough distributions to cover scheduled payments or deposits for the current fiscal year and must certify the annual obligations to the state treasurer.
United States — Arizona
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The chief financial officer may file a notice asking the state to do lease-purchase financing for an eligible project, and the notice must describe the part of the project to be leased-purchased.
United States — Arizona
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An eligible city is treated as performing a governmental function for this chapter, and an eligible project is treated as municipal property for Arizona Constitution article IX, section 2.
United States — Arizona
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The eligible city must report project progress twice a year during construction, and the auditor general must later perform required attendance and fiscal-impact analyses. If certain attendance ratios fall below 1, the state treasurer must withhold distributions unless a requested analysis changes that result.
United States — Arizona
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This section defines several terms used in the article, including “Code,” “Municipality,” “Public record,” and “Published.”
United States — Arizona
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A municipality may adopt an existing code or public record by reference, but the adopting ordinance must be published in full.