The resolution proposes significant changes to the regulation of short-term and vacation rentals in Arizona, contingent upon voter approval and gubernatorial proclamation. It seeks to repeal specific sections of the Arizona Revised Statutes and amend others to clarify property owners' rights, particularly regarding compensation for any decrease in property value resulting from new land use laws. The resolution establishes that property owners can seek just compensation without needing to file a land use application first and sets a three-year limit for such claims. It aims to balance the interests of property owners with the need for regulation in the short-term rental market.

Additionally, the resolution includes provisions for the confidentiality and disclosure of information related to the enforcement of statutes involving Indian tribes and compliance assessments. It mandates that online lodging operators must have a current transaction privilege tax license, which must be displayed in their advertisements, and establishes civil penalties for non-compliance. The resolution also ensures that sensitive information from online lodging marketplaces is protected from public disclosure without written consent, thereby safeguarding the privacy of these businesses while maintaining regulatory oversight.

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