Arizona HB4028 amends regulations for accessory dwelling units, allowing municipalities to permit their use on residential lots without limits.

Arizona HB4028 amends section 9-461.18 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to allow municipalities to permit accessory dwelling units on residential lots without limits. The bill prohibits municipalities from imposing certain restrictions, such as requiring a familial relationship between occupants or additional parking. It also mandates that accessory dwelling units must match the exterior design of the main dwelling and meet municipal elevation criteria. The bill applies to municipalities with populations over 75,000 and excludes certain areas like tribal land and military airport vicinities.

Arizona HB4028 amends regulations for accessory dwelling units, allowing municipalities to permit their use on residential lots without limits.

Arizona HB4028 amends section 9-461.18 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to allow municipalities to permit accessory dwelling units on residential lots without limits. The bill prohibits municipalities from imposing certain restrictions, such as requiring a familial relationship between occupants or additional parking. It also mandates that accessory dwelling units must match the exterior design of the main dwelling and meet municipal elevation criteria. The bill applies to municipalities with populations over 75,000 and excludes certain areas like tribal land and military airport vicinities.