The resolution addresses the regulation of short-term and vacation rentals in Arizona, proposing amendments to existing statutes to clarify property owners' rights and compensation mechanisms. It seeks to repeal certain sections of the Arizona Revised Statutes while amending others to ensure that property owners can receive just compensation if their rights to use or possess their property are affected by new land use laws. The resolution defines "vacation rental" and "short-term rental," outlines the conditions for property owners to claim compensation without needing to submit a land use application, and establishes a three-year limit for filing such claims. This aims to strike a balance between property owners' interests and the need for effective regulation of rental properties.

Furthermore, the resolution includes provisions for the confidentiality and disclosure of information related to enforcement and compliance with statutes, particularly concerning agreements with Indian tribes and local governments. It mandates that online lodging operators maintain a current transaction privilege tax license and display it in their advertisements, with civil penalties for non-compliance. The resolution also emphasizes the confidentiality of information from online lodging marketplaces, stating that it cannot be disclosed without written consent and is exempt from public records laws, thereby protecting sensitive data while ensuring regulatory compliance.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 9-500.39, 11-269.17, 12-1134, 42-2003, 42-5042, 42-5070, 42-12001, 43-302, 4-101, 42-2002, 42-1101, 42-12006, 43-1083.03, 43-1164.04, 41-1512, 41-1517, 41-1519, 43-1082, 43-1165, 32-1164, 12-821.01, 36-2806, 5-401, 42-1124, 42-3401, 42-6002, 42-5029, 43-221, 42-2001, 42-1122, 46-291, 42-5031, 44-7101, 44-7111, 42-1103.02, 42-1125.01, 43-419, 42-5001, 42-5032.02, 42-5076