The proposed bill, if enacted, would amend several sections of the Arizona Revised Statutes related to land division and building permits. It would require applicants for building permits for new residential single-family homes and land divisions to disclose ownership interests in the property. Additionally, it introduces specific questions that applicants must answer regarding their ownership or representation of properties within the same tax parcel map or subdivision, as well as any past divisions, sales, or leases of properties within the last ten years. The bill also adds attestation language to applications for land divisions, emphasizing compliance with public report requirements for subdividers.

Furthermore, the bill clarifies that compliance with certain statutory requirements is not essential for lots or parcels that have been included in a previous public report approved within the last ten years, provided there are no material changes. It also specifies exemptions from compliance for lots owned by financial institutions due to foreclosure, which meet specific criteria. The bill makes various technical and conforming changes to existing statutes, ensuring that the updated language aligns with the new requirements and clarifications introduced.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 11-321, 11-831, 32-2181, 33-422, 32-2101, 32-2183, 32-2185.09, 28-8461, 28-8486, 33-1202, 41-1801, 41-4273, 45-402, 48-3772, 48-3774.01, 45-576, 44-1844, 44-1845, 44-1846, 11-823, 9-463.01, 45-108, 45-108.02, 45-108.03, 33-406