Arizona SB1083 allows homeowner's associations to set reasonable rules for lighted home address devices but prohibits them from banning such devices.

Arizona SB1083 amends state statutes to allow homeowner's associations to establish reasonable rules for the placement of lighted home address devices, provided these rules do not prevent installation or impair functioning. The devices must display the house number, flash during emergencies, be visible from the street, and have a low-light adjustment. The bill also mandates that courts award reasonable attorney fees and costs to any party who substantially prevails in an action against the association for violating these provisions.

Arizona SB1083 allows homeowner's associations to set reasonable rules for lighted home address devices but prohibits them from banning such devices.

Arizona SB1083 amends state statutes to allow homeowner's associations to establish reasonable rules for the placement of lighted home address devices, provided these rules do not prevent installation or impair functioning. The devices must display the house number, flash during emergencies, be visible from the street, and have a low-light adjustment. The bill also mandates that courts award reasonable attorney fees and costs to any party who substantially prevails in an action against the association for violating these provisions.