Arizona HB2566 regulates vacation and short-term rentals, limiting local government restrictions and setting penalties for violations.
Arizona HB2566 amends state statutes to regulate vacation and short-term rentals. It prohibits local governments from banning these rentals and restricts their regulation to public health and safety purposes. Local governments can enforce use and zoning ordinances, require permits and licenses, and impose civil penalties for violations. The bill defines "vacation rental" and "short-term rental" and outlines conditions for permit issuance. It also mandates notification to adjacent properties and requires liability insurance or coverage through an online marketplace.
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