Arizona SB1105 regulates vacation and short-term rentals, prohibiting counties and cities from banning them and limiting their regulation.

Arizona SB1105 amends state statutes to restrict how counties and cities can regulate vacation and short-term rentals. Counties and cities cannot prohibit these rentals. They can only regulate them to protect public health and safety, enforce use and zoning ordinances, and require permits or licenses. Violations can incur civil penalties, with escalating fines for repeat offenses. The bill also mandates notification to adjacent properties, requires emergency contact information, and prohibits nonresidential uses. It defines terms like "vacation rental" and "verified violation.

Arizona SB1105 regulates vacation and short-term rentals, prohibiting counties and cities from banning them and limiting their regulation.

Arizona SB1105 amends state statutes to restrict how counties and cities can regulate vacation and short-term rentals. Counties and cities cannot prohibit these rentals. They can only regulate them to protect public health and safety, enforce use and zoning ordinances, and require permits or licenses. Violations can incur civil penalties, with escalating fines for repeat offenses. The bill also mandates notification to adjacent properties, requires emergency contact information, and prohibits nonresidential uses. It defines terms like "vacation rental" and "verified violation.