HB 2429
vacation rentals; short-term rentals; occupancy
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Bill overview
This bill aims to standardize regulations for vacation rentals and short-term rentals in Arizona. It limits cities and counties from completely prohibiting these rentals, but allows them to regulate them based on public health and safety, zoning ordinances, and to prevent activities like housing sex offenders or operating adult-oriented businesses. The bill establishes requirements for permits, contact information, notification to neighbors, and liability insurance, and outlines penalties for non-compliance. It also sets maximum occupancy limits and addresses issues related to accessory dwelling units.
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Selina Bliss
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