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AZ HB2489
Bill
Status
2/5/2024
Primary Sponsor
Selina Bliss
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AI Summary
HB 2489 Summary
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Allows cities and towns to limit the number of vacation rentals or short-term rentals by adopting ordinances that set maximum permits, require minimum distances between properties, or cap rentals in specified areas.
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Requires vacation rental owners to obtain local permits or licenses (capped at $250 or actual cost, whichever is less) and provide emergency contact information before offering properties for rent.
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Establishes civil penalties ranging from $500 to $3,500 (or nightly rent multiples) for verified violations, with suspension of permits for three violations in 12 months or serious violations including felonies or housing sex offenders.
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Grants existing permit holders in good standing exemption from new limitation ordinances unless public health and safety requires application or their permit is revoked or suspended.
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Requires property owners to notify adjacent single-family residences and same-floor multifamily residents of vacation rental operations and prohibits use for non-residential purposes like special events, retail, or restaurants.
Legislative Description
Short-term rentals; ordinance; limits.
Cities And Towns - Title 9
Last Action
House read second time
2/6/2024