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 of six to ten lots, exempting them from certain water supply requirements. Applicants must submit a public report and ensure legal access to each lot, with counties required to notify the state real estate department of any ordinances authorizing these subdivisions. The bill also establishes new definitions for "small land subdivider" and "small land subdivision," and introduces a "small land subdivision public report" that must be submitted to the commissioner, clarifying subdivider responsibilities and potential civil penalties for violations. Additionally, the bill updates property and water supply regulations by mandating that any civil penalty proceedings be initiated within five years of discovery by the department. It adds definitions and requirements for properties in no-fence districts, clarifying property owner responsibilities regarding fencing and livestock. The bill modifies existing language to include "small land subdivisions" in various sections, ensuring consistent water supply evaluations, and updates terminology related to the state's liability concerning reports and evaluations. Overall, these changes aim to enhance clarity and enforceability in property and water management regulations.