AZ SB1357

Modifies voting requirements for rezoning decisions based on county supervisor count: counties with fewer than five supervisors require only a majority vote, while counties with five or more supervisors require a three-fourths vote if 20% of property owners by area and number file protests.

Requires notice in rezoning proceedings to include a description of how property owners within the zoning area may file approvals or protests, and notification about the three-fourths vote requirement for counties with five or more supervisors.

Clarifies that the three-fourths supermajority vote applies only to counties with five or more supervisors, creating a two-tier voting system based on county size.

Corrects statutory language by replacing "less than five supervisors" with "fewer than five supervisors" in the emergency measure provisions.

Maintains existing requirements that rezoning initiated by the governing body must have written consent of property owners and cannot restrict use or reduce property value.