This bill proposes updates to current statutes regarding land division and property regulations in Arizona. It introduces a new section, 11-834, which allows county boards of supervisors to adopt regulations for small land subdivisions consisting of six to ten lots or parcels, exempting them from certain water supply requirements. Applicants for these subdivisions must submit a public report and ensure legal access to each lot, as defined in section 11-831. Additionally, counties that authorize small land subdivisions must notify the state real estate department. The bill also revises definitions related to land subdivision, including "small land subdivider" and "small land subdivision," and introduces the concept of a "small land subdivision public report." It updates existing statutes to require this public report in various contexts, such as disclosures in contracts and civil penalties for violations. Furthermore, it clarifies the responsibilities of small land subdividers and the conditions for penalties. The bill also mandates that any civil penalty proceedings be initiated within five years of discovery and modifies existing language to include "small land subdivisions" alongside traditional subdivisions, ensuring consistent water supply evaluations. Overall, these changes aim to enhance clarity and enforceability in property and water management regulations.