small land subdivision; requirements
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Overview
This bill changes the rules for dividing small pieces of land (small land subdivisions) in Arizona. It allows counties to create ordinances that allow for dividing land into six to ten lots, even if the land doesn't have a guaranteed water supply. The bill requires a ‘small land subdivision public report’ to be filed, ensuring buyers are aware of potential issues like access, flood risk, and soil conditions. It also updates some existing real estate laws to align with these new subdivision rules.
Key provisions
- Allows counties to create ordinances permitting small land subdivisions of 6-10 lots without guaranteed water supplies.
- Requires a ‘small land subdivision public report’ to be submitted before selling or leasing land in a small land subdivision.
- Establishes requirements for legal access to lots within the subdivision.
- Updates definitions in existing real estate laws related to terms like ‘subdivider,’ ‘small land subdivision,’ and ‘public report.’
- Addresses disclosures required in contracts for land sales and leases, including information about potential issues.
- Specifies penalties for violating the new subdivision regulations.
- Requires a statement regarding the presence or absence of a water supply that requires transportation to the property.
- Requires a statement regarding the presence or absence of a no-fence district.
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