This bill proposes updates to the Arizona Revised Statutes concerning condominiums and planned communities by adding specific provisions regarding the installation and use of lighted home address devices. Under the new law, associations would be prohibited from banning these devices, which must display house numbers, flash for emergencies, be visible from the street, and include a low-light adjustment. Additionally, associations would be allowed to create reasonable placement rules, provided they do not hinder the device's functionality or efficiency and comply with municipal lighting ordinances.

Furthermore, the bill stipulates that if a party successfully challenges the board of directors of an association for violating these provisions, the court must award reasonable attorney fees and costs. This change aims to enhance the visibility and safety of residences while ensuring that homeowners have the right to install such devices without undue restrictions from their associations.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 33-1261.01, 33-1816.01