Establishes a State Land Oversight Board to review and approve actions by the Arizona State Land Department.
Arizona HB2943 creates a State Land Oversight Board to oversee the Arizona State Land Department. The board reviews and approves the commissioner's determinations of highest and best use of state lands, proposed rulemaking, and substantive policy statements. The board also reviews notices of violations and enforcement actions, and has the authority to remove the commissioner from office. Board members are elected by qualified electors of the state and serve four-year terms. The board may not compensate its members but can reimburse them for administrative hearings.
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