municipal improvement districts; technical correction
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Overview
This bill makes technical corrections to the Arizona Municipal Improvement Districts law. Specifically, it clarifies how development fees are calculated and used by counties, ensuring they are tied to infrastructure improvements and benefiting development. It also updates references to ‘municipal improvement districts’ to ‘infrastructure finance districts’ and clarifies the requirements for advisory committees and annual reporting. The bill aims to streamline the process of assessing and collecting development fees for necessary public services.
Key provisions
- Clarifies the calculation of development fees based on infrastructure improvements plans.
- Specifies that development fees cannot be used for facilities other than necessary public services identified in the plan.
- Outlines how development fees are to be collected and applied, including credits for developer contributions.
- Updates the terminology from ‘municipal improvement districts’ to ‘infrastructure finance districts’.
- Requires counties to establish and maintain a separate fund for development fees.
- Details the requirements for advisory committees reviewing infrastructure plans.
- Addresses the use of development fees for facilities not initially included in the infrastructure improvements plan.
Who is affected
- Local governments (counties)
- Developers
- Property owners
- Municipalities
- Residents
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