The proposed bill, if enacted, would amend current statutes regarding the actions of county boards of supervisors (BOS) in Arizona. Specifically, it would introduce a new provision stating that if a majority of supervisorial districts elect a new supervisor, any rezoning actions taken by the BOS after the election and before the new supervisors take office would not be effective for at least 90 days after the new supervisors assume their roles. This insertion aims to ensure that newly elected supervisors have a period to review and influence zoning decisions made during the transition period.

Additionally, the bill would modify existing language concerning the voting requirements for rezoning actions when board members have conflicts of interest. It would clarify that the required number of votes for passage cannot be less than a majority of the full membership of the BOS, rather than simply being less than a majority. The bill also includes technical changes and becomes effective on the general effective date. Overall, these updates are intended to enhance the governance and oversight of zoning actions in light of new supervisory elections.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 11-814