Arizona HB2740 regulates vacation and short-term rentals, prohibiting local governments from banning them and limiting their regulation to health and.

Arizona HB2740 amends state statutes to limit local regulation of vacation and short-term rentals, defining them as accommodations offered for less than 120 days per year. Cities and towns cannot prohibit these rentals but can regulate them for health and safety, including fire codes and sanitation. Counties can also regulate within unincorporated areas for health and safety, but not based on classification or occupancy. The bill mandates that owners obtain and maintain local permits, display license numbers on advertisements, and notify adjacent properties.

Arizona HB2740 regulates vacation and short-term rentals, prohibiting local governments from banning them and limiting their regulation to health and.

Arizona HB2740 amends state statutes to limit local regulation of vacation and short-term rentals, defining them as accommodations offered for less than 120 days per year. Cities and towns cannot prohibit these rentals but can regulate them for health and safety, including fire codes and sanitation. Counties can also regulate within unincorporated areas for health and safety, but not based on classification or occupancy. The bill mandates that owners obtain and maintain local permits, display license numbers on advertisements, and notify adjacent properties.