HOAs; uniformed services division flags
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill modifies Arizona laws regarding homeowners associations (HOAs) to protect the display of certain flags, signs, and political activity. It allows for the display of the American flag, uniformed services flags, POW/MIA flags, and other approved flags on HOA property, subject to reasonable regulations. The bill also clarifies rules about open houses, for-sale signs, and political signage, aiming to balance HOA restrictions with property owners' rights.
Key provisions
- Allows the display of the American flag and uniformed services flags on HOA property.
- Clarifies rules regarding the size and placement of for-sale, for-rent, and lease signs.
- Protects the right to engage in door-to-door political activity and circulate petitions within HOAs, with some restrictions on times.
- Limits political signage during election periods.
- Addresses restrictions on association-specific political signs.
- Protects the right to peacefully assemble and discuss community matters.
- Provides for the extinguishment of lien rights for HOA violations.
- Defines key terms related to flags and political signage.
Who is affected
- Homeowners
- Homeowners Associations (HOAs)
- Condominium Associations
- Property Owners
- Political Activists
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