Arizona HB2338 restricts county zoning boards in counties with less than 500,000 residents from approving wind or solar projects without unanimous.

Arizona HB2338 amends county zoning laws to impose stricter conditions on the approval of wind and solar projects in counties with populations under 500,000. The bill mandates that all board members must be present, a majority must vote in favor, and each supervisory district where the project is located must also approve the application. If there is a vacancy or an absent member, the board cannot vote until the vacancy is filled or the absent member is present.

Arizona HB2338 restricts county zoning boards in counties with less than 500,000 residents from approving wind or solar projects without unanimous.

Arizona HB2338 amends county zoning laws to impose stricter conditions on the approval of wind and solar projects in counties with populations under 500,000. The bill mandates that all board members must be present, a majority must vote in favor, and each supervisory district where the project is located must also approve the application. If there is a vacancy or an absent member, the board cannot vote until the vacancy is filled or the absent member is present.