Arizona SB1261 regulates short-term and vacation rentals, requiring permits, limiting uses, and setting occupancy limits.
Arizona SB1261 amends statutes to regulate short-term and vacation rentals. It prohibits cities and towns from banning these rentals but allows them to impose restrictions for public health and safety. Owners must obtain local permits, notify adjacent properties, and display permit numbers on ads. Rentals cannot be used for illegal activities or exceed occupancy limits. The bill sets penalties for violations and allows for permit suspension in cases of serious offenses.
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