Arizona SB1229 restricts municipal regulations on home design and size in urban areas to address housing shortages.
Arizona SB1229, known as the "Arizona Starter Homes Act," aims to alleviate housing shortages by limiting municipal regulations on home design and size in urban areas. The bill prohibits municipalities from enforcing certain restrictions, such as minimum lot sizes, maximum lot coverage, and minimum building setbacks, unless they are required by federal law. It also restricts municipalities from requiring shared features or amenities, screening, walls, or fences, and private streets or roads.
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