municipal zoning change;
protest; requirements
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Committee on Counties & Municipalities |
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Committee on Retirement & Government Operations |
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Caucus and COW |
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Third Read |
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As Passed the House |
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HB 2266 changes municipal zoning law by requiring that one additional landowner file a protest in conjunction with a person who owns 20 percent or more of the area included in the proposed change in order to trigger the three-fourths vote requirement.
Current Status
HB 2266 failed to pass the Counties & Municipalities Committee.
In order to protest a proposed zoning change, current statute (A.R.S. § 9-462.04) requires the owners of 20 percent or more of the lots included in the area of the proposed change or in the area immediately adjacent to that area must file a written protest with the governing body of the municipality. Upon this filing, the proposed change is not effective unless three-fourths of all the members of the governing body approve the proposed change.
· Requires a protest to be filed by one additional landowner in an area where a protest is allowed if the sole other protester owns 20 percent or more of the land in the area of the proposed change in order to trigger the three-fourths vote requirement.
HB 2266 failed to pass the Counties &
Municipalities Committee.
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45th Legislature
Second Regular Session 2 March 20,
2002
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