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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill modifies Arizona law regarding utility charges in mobile home parks. It establishes requirements for separate metering and billing of gas, water, and electricity, and sets limits on administrative fees associated with submetering. The bill also clarifies that submetering for water conservation purposes does not automatically classify a mobile home park as a public water system subject to stricter state regulations.
Key provisions
- Requires separate meters for gas, water, and electricity in mobile home parks.
- Limits administrative fees for submetering to a maximum of $8.
- Specifies how utility charges must be displayed on bills.
- Prohibits landlords from imposing additional charges beyond utility costs.
- Clarifies that submetering for conservation doesn't trigger stricter water system regulations.
- Allows separate charges for waste removal and sewer services, capped by prevailing rates.
Who is affected
- Mobile home park residents
- Mobile home park landlords
- Utility providers
- County recorders
- Notaries
Notable changes
- Establishes specific rules for submetering in mobile home parks.
- Limits the amount landlords can charge for administrative fees related to submetering.
- Defines how utility charges must be presented on bills.
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