Prohibits urban growth boundaries in Arizona
Amends Arizona statutes to prohibit urban growth boundaries that prevent new urban or suburban development, restrain trade or commerce, or prevent the extension of public services outside of those boundaries. Any law, rule, ordinance, or contract that violates this prohibition is void. The amendment responds to voter-protected measures from 1998 and 2000 that already prohibited such boundaries. The bill aims to uphold the will of the voters and ensure affordability in Arizona.
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