Arizona SB1007 amends sanitary district governance, including reorganization and compensation for directors.
Arizona SB1007 modifies the governance of sanitary districts, allowing for reorganization from a three-member to a five-member board if a majority of voters approve. It sets compensation limits for directors and outlines procedures for filling vacancies. The bill also details how districts with less than 160 acres are governed by county supervisors. Directors can have their pay adjusted based on the consumer price index starting in 2030.
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