Arizona SB1725 addresses excessive marijuana smoke and odor as public and private nuisances.

Arizona SB1725 amends state statutes to classify excessive marijuana smoke and odor as both public and private nuisances. It allows law enforcement, city attorneys, county attorneys, and affected residents to bring actions to abate and prevent these nuisances. The bill also outlines procedures for serving notice to property owners and managing agents, including options for personal service, certified mail, and publication in local newspapers. Additionally, it establishes that owners are not liable for civil penalties unless they knew or should have known about the criminal activity.

Arizona SB1725 addresses excessive marijuana smoke and odor as public and private nuisances.

Arizona SB1725 amends state statutes to classify excessive marijuana smoke and odor as both public and private nuisances. It allows law enforcement, city attorneys, county attorneys, and affected residents to bring actions to abate and prevent these nuisances. The bill also outlines procedures for serving notice to property owners and managing agents, including options for personal service, certified mail, and publication in local newspapers. Additionally, it establishes that owners are not liable for civil penalties unless they knew or should have known about the criminal activity.