HB2590 Summary

• Increases civil penalties for subdivision violations from $1,000 to $2,000 per infraction and from $5,000 to $5,000 for selling lots without a public report.

• Requires sellers to disclose the name and contact information of water haulers and water supply sources for properties served by transported water.

• Adds disclosure requirement for battery energy storage devices on the property, including whether they are leased or owned and leasing company information if applicable.

• Clarifies that sellers must disclose unlawful "acting in concert" prohibitions under A.R.S. § 11-831 and § 32-2181, which prevent persons from dividing parcels into six or more lots to avoid subdivision laws.

• Updates the affidavit of disclosure form to include the new water, solar, and battery storage disclosures and renumbers existing disclosure items accordingly.