school districts; leases; housing development
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
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Overview
House Bill 2383, now known as "Ty’s Law", primarily focuses on establishing safety regulations for trampoline courts within Arizona. The bill mandates specific requirements for the design, construction, and operation of these facilities to ensure patron safety. It also addresses lease agreements related to property where trampoline courts are located, aiming to clarify responsibilities and liabilities. The bill updates existing laws to include these new safety standards.
Key provisions
- Establishes safety standards for trampoline court design and construction.
- Requires operators to implement safety procedures and training programs.
- Addresses lease agreements involving trampoline court properties.
- Defines responsibilities for trampoline court owners, operators, and lessees.
- Specifies requirements for inspections and maintenance.
Who is affected
- Trampoline court operators
- Property owners leasing space for trampoline courts
- Lessees of property with trampoline courts
- Patrons of trampoline courts
- Arizona school districts
Notable changes
- Updates existing laws to include specific regulations for trampoline courts.
- Clarifies liability and responsibility related to trampoline court operations.
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