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Overview
Senate Bill 1582 amends Arizona law to prohibit planned community associations from restricting pet ownership based on breed, size, or weight. The bill allows associations to establish reasonable rules about the number or behavior of pets, as long as those rules comply with existing federal, state, and local laws. This legislation aims to increase flexibility for pet owners in planned communities.
Key provisions
- Prohibits planned community associations from restricting pet ownership by breed, size, or weight.
- Allows associations to adopt reasonable rules regarding the number or behavior of pets.
- Any restrictions on pets that violate this bill are unenforceable.
Who is affected
- Planned community residents
- Planned community associations
Notable changes
- Removes restrictions on pet ownership based on breed, size, or weight within planned communities.
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