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United States — Arizona
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Penalty clauses may not be enacted only by reference; if a code or public record containing a penalty clause is adopted by reference, the clause must be written out in full in the adopting ordinance.
United States — Arizona
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Municipal enactments adopted by reference before March 29, 1951 are ratified and become effective when three copies of the code or public record are filed with the municipal clerk.
United States — Arizona
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For a limited period, municipalities’ new or modified residential or commercial building codes do not apply to certain previously approved buildings.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town may adopt a current wildland-urban interface code, but it must use written public procedures and provide public participation when developing, adopting, or revising the code.
United States — Arizona
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Municipalities may not bar homeowners from choosing whether to install fire sprinklers in certain small residences, and they may not impose fines, penalties, or other requirements for that choice.
United States — Arizona
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Municipal rules cannot require sprinklers for certain fire access routes, and fire-watch rules include duties for the municipality, fire watch, and courts.
United States — Arizona
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City or town pool-barrier gate locking-device rules apply to semipublic swimming pools, and new construction or major renovation after December 31, 2014 must meet those local requirements.
United States — Arizona
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Municipalities may not block or effectively restrict use of utility services, and may not impose fines, penalties, or other requirements that restrict a utility provider’s authority to operate or serve customers.
United States — Arizona
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A municipality’s code, ordinance, or plan provision may not ban the use of refrigerants that are acceptable under the Clean Air Act, if the equipment is listed and installed according to that Act’s use conditions.
United States — Arizona
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The council or board may direct that the minutes, or an abstract of the minutes, be published by resolution entered on its minutes.
United States — Arizona
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Certain city or town notices and ordinances must be published in a qualifying newspaper, with special rules when the ordinance is enacted for a private person.
United States — Arizona
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Certain city or town ordinances must be posted after enactment to take effect.
United States — Arizona
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City or town elections must generally follow county officer general-election rules, with returns sent to the city or town clerk and the city or town governing body canvassing the returns, declaring the result, and issuing election certificates.
United States — Arizona
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This section limits certain city and town election rules, including banning ballot indications of candidate source/support, restricting district-based council voting to qualified electors of that district, and allowing some local majority-vote primary rules.
United States — Arizona
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A person generally may vote in a city or town election only if they have been a qualified elector in that city or town for at least 29 days before the election, subject to subsection B.
United States — Arizona
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A city or town may set up voter registration by written ordinance or resolution, and voters may update their residence on the register before it closes.
United States — Arizona
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For certain bond elections, the governing body may require voter registration by resolution.
United States — Arizona
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The governing body must appoint election board members before an election, with the number of appointees depending on whether the city or town has 2,000 or fewer people, or more than 2,000.
United States — Arizona
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For municipal elections on bond, sales tax, or property tax measures, the publicity pamphlet must include specified tax-impact information.
United States — Arizona
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This section defines several terms used in the article, including inspection types, license, licensing, municipality, person, request for corrections, substantive policy statement, and working day.