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Overview
This bill amends Arizona law to encourage the development of middle housing, such as duplexes, triplexes, townhomes, and fourplexes, in municipalities with a population of 75,000 or more. It aims to reduce restrictions on these types of housing and ensure they are compatible with existing neighborhoods, particularly near central business districts. The bill also establishes specific guidelines and limitations regarding zoning regulations for middle housing.
Key provisions
- Requires municipalities with a population of 75,000+ to allow middle housing on single-family residential lots within one mile of the central business district.
- Prohibits municipalities from restricting middle housing types to less than two floors or a floor area ratio of less than 50%.
- Establishes standards for compatibility with historic areas and national register properties.
- Sets deadlines for municipalities to adopt regulations regarding middle housing.
- Specifies definitions for key terms related to middle housing, including duplex, triplex, fourplex, and townhouse.
- Outlines areas where middle housing development is restricted (e.g., near airports, certain historic areas).
- Provides a process for utility providers to review and approve site plans for developments involving middle housing.
- Allows for middle housing development on single-family lots if a municipality fails to adopt the required regulations by January 1, 2026.
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